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Let's Go Crazy

"Let's Go Crazy" is a 1984 song by Prince and The Revolution, from the album Purple Rain. It is the opening track on both the album and the film Purple Rain. "Let's Go Crazy" was one of Prince's most popular songs, and was a staple for concert performances, often segueing into other hits. When released as a single, the song became Prince's second…

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Genre
Hard rock · funk rock · glam rock · garage rock
B-side
"Erotic City" · "Take Me with U" (UK)
Label
Warner Bros.
Length
3:50 (7"/video version) 4:39 (album version) 7:35 (12"/movie version)
Producers
Prince and the Revolution
Recorded
August 7, 1983

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Let's Go Crazy

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples32
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Let's Go Crazy

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related to Lenz v. Universal · 16
Let's Go Crazy → August, California, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, District Judge Jeremy Fogel, Four, Gallitzin, In, Later, Lenz, Pennsylvania, San Jose, Stephanie Lenz, Universal, Universal Music, Universal Music Group, YouTube
Genre · 4
Let's Go Crazy → funk rock, garage rock, glam rock, Hard rock
related to Track listing · 3
Let's Go Crazy → Erotic City, US, Warner Bros
B-side · 2
Let's Go Crazy → "Erotic City", "Take Me with U" (UK)
Label · 1
Let's Go Crazy → Warner Bros.
Length · 1
Let's Go Crazy → 3:50 (7"/video version) 4:39 (album version) 7:35 (12"/movie version)
Producers · 1
Let's Go Crazy → Prince and the Revolution
Recorded · 1
Let's Go Crazy → August 7, 1983
Released · 1
Let's Go Crazy → July 18, 1984
Songwriter · 1
Let's Go Crazy → Prince

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song let's go crazy prince prince's uk take album purple rain warner bros dance youtube erotic city version guitar lenz

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Let's Go CrazyB-side"Erotic City"1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyB-side"Take Me with U" (UK)1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyGenreHard rock1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyGenrefunk rock1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyGenreglam rock1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyGenregarage rock1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyLabelWarner Bros.1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyLength3:50 (7"/video version) 4:39 (album version) 7:35 (12"/movie version)1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyProducersPrince and the Revolution1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyRecordedAugust 7, 19831.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyReleasedJuly 18, 19841.00infobox
Let's Go CrazySongwriterPrince1.00infobox
Let's Go CrazyStudioThe Warehouse, St. Louis Park1.00infobox

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