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Empty Room was initially released as a members-only download from the NPG Music Club on 4 January 2003 (the day after similar downloads were made available of Copenhagen, Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo).
Prince - all vocals and instruments, except where noted Bobby Z. - drums Other Revolution members and other musicians unconfirmed.
Emotional Pump > > Endorphinmachine Empty Room included on the album C-Note Song details Performer: Prince and the New Power Generation First Released: 4 January 2003 - NPG Music Club mp3 download Album(s): C-Note Writer(s): Prince Producer(s): Prince Live Appearances First and last live appearance: 28 June 2002 (a.m.): Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA 4 February 2015: Pacha Ibiza Dubai, Dubai, UAE Performed regularly on tour: none Performed occasionally in shows: 2002, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014.
In 1999, the same original 1985 recording was intended for inclusion on the Prince and the Revolution album Roadhouse Garden, but this album was ultimately left unreleased.
No studio version of the track has been released.

Prince - all vocals and instruments, except where noted John Blackwell - drums Rhonda Smith - bass guitar Renato Neto - keyboards.
Empty Room.
Recording Information Recording Sessions Date Studio Additional info 4 August 1985 Washington Avenue Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA Basic tracking Mid-late March 1992 Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA Re-recording 25 October 2002 Falconer Salen, Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark Live recording Recording Personnel.
Two studio versions of the track exist.
In late 1994, Prince made a video for the song, using the original 1985 music (see Empty Room for details).
The same version was later included as the fifth and final track on Prince's third live album C-Note (a compilation of these five soundcheck tracks).
It is possible the song was considered for inclusion on the Chaos And Disorder album at this point, although this has not been verified.
In mid-late March 1992, Prince re-recorded the song at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota, as a quieter piano track for the James L. Brooks movie I'll Do Anything (during the same set of sessions as I'll Do Anything, Make Believe and My Little Pill), but the track is not known to have been considered for the movie, and was not included on a planned I'll Do Anything album.
It was recorded with the Revolution, following an argument with Susannah Melvoin.
Unreleased 1985 version.
Basic tracking took place on 4 August 1985 at the Washington Avenue Warehouse in Eden Prairie, Minnesota (three days after Splash, six days before Sexual Suicide).
As an "experiment", the song was released by an e-mailed link to European members only, as the track was recorded during the European leg of the One Nite Alone. Tour (during a NPG Music Club members-only soundcheck on 25 October 2002, where Copenhagen was also recorded).
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