Prince and The Revolution: Dream Factory
Dream Factory was a single, then double LP project recorded with The Revolution from 1986. Revolution albums, the entire band was invited into the studio and contributed to most of the original tracks. Many of the tracks would later be incorporated into Crystal Ball (see below) or be released through other outlets over the years.
April 1986 - Demonstration cassette
Side A "Visions" (piano solo by Lisa Coleman) "Dream Factory" "It's a Wonderful Day" "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker" "Big Tall Wall" "And That Says What?"
Side B "Strange Relationship" "Teacher, Teacher" "Starfish and Coffee" "A Place in Heaven" "Sexual Suicide"
June 3, 1986
Side A "Visions" "Dream Factory" "It's a Wonderful Day" "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker" "It"
Side B "Strange Relationship" "Teacher, Teacher" "Starfish and Coffee" "Interlude" "In a Large Room with No Light" "nevaeH ni ecalP A" "Sexual Suicide"
Side C "Crystal Ball" "Power Fantastic"
Side D "Last Heart" "Witness 4 the Prosecution" "Movie Star" "A Place in Heaven" "All My Dreams"
July 18, 1986 - Final configuration
Side A "Visions" "Dream Factory" "Train" "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker" "It"
Side B "Strange Relationship" "Starfish & Coffee" "Interlude" "Slow Love" "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man"
Side C "Sign 'O' the Times" "Crystal Ball" "A Place In Heaven"
Side D "The Cross" "Last Heart" "Witness 4 the Prosecution" "Movie Star" "All My Dreams"
Read more about this topic: Unreleased Prince Projects
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