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Prince was an icon. A magnetic figure who managed to sell more than 100 million records in his lifetime. Yet, Prince’s music is, to some, unapproachable. The sheer amount of music he produced is an insurmountable wall, so comprehensive that it veers into the overwhelming. When he passed in 2016, many had hardly scratched the surface of his work. I admit to being part of this crowd. To this day, I struggle with getting in touch with who he was. So eclectic, so far out, yet oddly irresistible. I turned to Discogs to see what the most popular and expensive Prince albums are ahead of what would have been his 60th birthday.

By all accounts, he was an early master of his trade. On the album notes (available on many Discogs release pages) for his debut album, For You, he is listed as writing, producing, arranging, composing, and playing all 27 instruments on the recording, except for the song “Soft and Wet”, which he co-wrote. He was just 19 years old. He would go on to release 12 albums in the following 13 years.

His career spanned all the major format shifts of the last five decades and you can find rare Prince albums in all of them. Prince had an early affinity for physical music, going so far as to release limited edition records for birthdays. However, he also had the foresight to embrace the power of the internet. He was widely recognized for releasing Crystal Ball online in 1998, on a website that is an endearing relic to early website design.

A single person could spend months individually inspecting Prince’s discography on Discogs. I was curious what Discogs community interactions could tell me about the 299 releases, 1,450 appearances and nearly 2,200 credits Prince (not including his aliases) has notched on Discogs. For instance, what are the most popular Prince albums? How about the most wanted? And, of course, what are Prince’s most expensive albums?

Most Expensive Prince Albums

For the most expensive Prince albums, sales history on Discogs was used.

1. Prince – The Black Album (Black Cover)
Highest Sale Price: $15,000
Notes: Perhaps the most famous rare vinyl record that exists, the original pressing of The Black Album is a whale that any collector would envy. The story is pure Prince. Initially scheduled for a release in 1987, Prince recalled all copies a week before distribution after having an epiphany about the album being “evil”. The original had no printed title, no artist name, no production credits nor photography printed; it was just a simple black sleeve accompanying the disc. Later on, Warner Bros. was allowed to sell the album on CD and cassette, but never again on vinyl. The hundred-or-so simple sleeves and discs that made it out as promos before the recall are now worth an astronomical amount, including a rare Canadian variant on sale for $27,500 in the Discogs Marketplace!
2. Prince – The Black Album (Grey Cover)
Highest Sale Price: $5,034
Notes: In an interesting trend, apparently the lighter your album color of The Black Album, the less value it caries. This grey release appears twice in the top-5 most expensive Prince albums sold on Discogs.
3. The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince) ‎– The Versace Experience – Prelude 2 Gold
Highest Sale Price: $4,027.91
Notes: The only casette to even get close to Prince’s most expensive records list is this heavy hitter. The cassette was given to attendees of the Versace collection of Paris Fashion Week in 1995.
4. Prince – The Black Album (White Cover)
Highest Sale Price: $1,346
Notes: Someone got a good deal on this late last year according to the release sales history.
5. Támar Davis ‎– Milk & Honey
Highest Sale Price: $935.77
Notes: This Japanese CD release of Milk & Honey is hot! Definitely flies under most radars, this album was recorded at Paisley Park Studios where Prince produced, wrote, and composed it with Támar. This was technically unreleased. On a flyer attached to the European release of Prince’s 3121 the album was first titled Beautiful, Loved & Blessed. It was postponed from March 2006 to May 1st, then to August, before being canceled altogether. Only a few copies made it into the hands of the public.
6. Mazarati- Mazarati
Highest Sale Price: $919.50
Notes: Ah, the value of keeping that obi strip. This Japanese CD release has a median sale price of $135, but the one and only with an obi strip went for $935 last year. Not a Prince album you say? Think again! He wrote the track 100MPH.

Most Popular Prince Albums

1. Prince and The Revolution – Purple Rain
Collected: 57,990
Wanted: 38,692
Released: 1984
Notes: Purple Rain is the most popular Prince album in the Discogs database. For those that are looking for this one, as of publishing there are more than 2,000 copies currently available in the Marketplace.
2. Prince – 1999
Collected: 25,601
Wanted: 20,580
Released: 1982
Notes: No surprises with this one – the album went quadrupule platinum. Interestingly enough, the 7” single of 1999 has a total of more than 8,000 added to a collection or wantlist. Not sure if that’s intentional, but it’s never a bad time for a reminder to make sure you have the right version of your record added to your Collection.
3. Prince – Sign “O” The Time
Collected: 20,206
Wanted: 13,798
Released: 1987
Notes: In true Prince style, he pushed for this album to be a triple LP release before compromising with record execs for just two. Sign O’ The Times is widely considered to be Prince’s most critically-acclaimed album.
4. Prince – Prince
Collected: 9,968
Wanted: 12,317
Released: 1979
Notes: The earliest-released of his top-5 albums, Prince’s self-titled release was a catalyst to his fame.
5. Prince – Controversy
Collected: 11,478
Wanted: 10,727
Released: 1981
Notes: An album of firsts for Prince, Controversy helped establish his modern persona. Prince both tackled lofty political statements and associated himself with the color purple on this album.

The Method Behind The Most Popular

By adding the Haves and Wants of in the Statistics section of every Prince master page, I was able to get a rough idea of Prince’s most popular albums on Discogs. For those not in the know, the Collection feature is the source of the Haves and is one of the most useful aspects of Discogs. You can keep track of albums you own, organize releases in folders, search and filter items, and see how much your record collection is worth. We recently did a little redesign of this as well, so if you have fewer than 1,400 items in your Collection and haven’t visited in awhile stop by and check it out.

Interested in joining the passionate community of music lovers at Discogs? Sign up for an account to track your Collection, start a Wantlist and shop for thousands of music releases in the Marketplace!

The following list is a discography of production cred to Prince Paul, an Americanhip hoprecord producer and recording artist from Amityville, New York. It includes a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by year, artist, album and title.

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1986[]

Stetsasonic - On Fire[]

(Produced with Stetsasonic.)

01. '4 Ever My Beat'
02. 'My Rhyme'
03. 'Just Say Stet'
04. 'Faye'
05. '4 Ever My Mouth'
06. 'Rock De La Stet'
07. 'Go Stetsa I'
08. 'On Fire'
09. 'Bust That Groove'
10. 'Paul's Groove'

1988[]

Stetsasonic - In Full Gear[]

01. 'In Full Gear'
06. 'Pen & Paper'
07. 'Music for the Stetfully Insane'
08. 'We're the Band' (co-produced by Daddy-O)
09. 'Rollin' wit Rush' (co-produced by Daddy-O)
12. 'Sally'
13. 'Talkin' All that Jazz'
16. 'Miami Bass' (co-produced by Daddy-O)

MC Lyte – Lyte as a Rock[]

04. 'MC Lyte Likes Swingin'

1989[]

De La Soul - 3 Feet High and Rising[]

(Produced with De La Soul.)

01. 'Intro'
02. 'The Magic Number'
03. 'Change in Speak'
04. 'Cool Breeze on the Rocks'
05. 'Can U Keep a Secret'
06. 'Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge)'
07. 'Ghetto Thang'
08. 'Transmitting Live from Mars'
09. 'Eye Know'
10. 'Take It Off'
11. 'A Little Bit of Soap'
12. 'Tread Water'
13. 'Potholes in My Lawn'
14. 'Say No Go'
15. 'Do as De La Does'
16. 'Plug Tunin' (Last Chance to Comprehend)'
17. 'De La Orgee'
18. 'Buddy' (featuring Jungle Brothers and Q-Tip)
19. 'Description'
20. 'Me Myself and I'
21. 'This Is a Recording 4 Living in a Fulltime Era (L.I.F.E.)'
22. 'I Can Do Anything (Delacratic)'
23. 'D.A.I.S.Y. Age'
24. 'Plug Tunin' (Original 12' version)

Big Daddy Kane – It's a Big Daddy Thing[]

01. 'It's a Big Daddy Thing'
10. 'Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now'

Queen Latifah – All Hail the Queen[]

02. 'Mama Gave Birth to the Soul Children' (feat. De La Soul)

3rd Bass – The Cactus Album[]

04. 'The Gas Face'
17. 'Brooklyn-Queens' (produced with Pete Nice)

1990[]

Chill Rob G – Ride the Rhythm[]

12. 'Let Me Show You (Remix)' (remixed with Pasemaster Mase)

Groove B Chill – Starting From Zero[]

04. 'Let it Roll'
09. 'Top of the Hill'

Big Daddy Kane – Taste of Chocolate[]

03. 'It's Hard Being the Kane'
06. 'No Damn Good'

Black Rock & Ron – You Can't Do Me None 12'[]

B1. 'You Can't Do Me None (Prince Paul Remix)'

Jaz-O – To Your Soul[]

02. 'It's that Simple' (feat. Jay-Z)
04. 'Abnormal'

Boo Yaa Tribe – Psy-ko Funk[]

A1. 'Psyko Funk (Remix)'

1991[]

De La Soul - De La Soul Is Dead[]

(Produced with De La Soul.)

01. 'Intro'
02. 'Oodles of O's'
03. 'Talkin' Bout Hey Love'
04. 'Pease Porridge'
05. 'Skit 1'
06. 'Johnny's Dead AKA Vincent Mason (Live from the BK Lounge)'
07. 'A Roller Skating Jam Named 'Saturdays' (featuring Q-Tip and Vinia Mojica)
08. 'WRMS' Dedication to the Bitty'
09. 'Bitties in the BK Lounge'
10. 'Skit 2'
11. 'My Brother's a Basehead' (featuring Squirrell and Preacher)
12. 'Let, Let Me In'
13. 'Afro Connections at a Hi 5 (In the Eyes of the Hoodlum)'
14. 'Rap de Rap Show'
15. 'Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa'
16. 'Who Do U Worship?'
17. 'Skit 3'
18. 'Kicked out the House'
19. 'Pass the Plugs'
20. 'Not Over till the Fat Lady Plays the Demo'
21. 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)'
22. 'WRMS: Cat's in Control'
23. 'Skit 4'
24. 'Shwingalokate'
25. 'Fanatic of the B Word'
26. 'Keepin' the Faith'
27. 'Skit 5'

Stetsasonic – Blood, Sweat & No Tears[]

03. 'Uda Man'
06. 'Blood, Sweat & no Tears'
12. 'Your Mother Has Green Teeth'
16. 'Paul's a Sucker'
00. 'To Whom it May Concern' [cassette exclusive track]
00. 'Walkin' in the Rain' [cassette exclusive track]

Nikki D – Daddy's Little Girl[]

12. 'Freak Accident'

3rd Bass – Derelicts of Dialect[]

(Produced with 3rd Bass.)

02. 'Derelicts of Dialect'
10. 'Herbalz in Your Mouth'
13. 'Come In'
14. 'No Static at All'
20. 'Green Eggs and Swine'

Resident Alien – It Takes a Nation of Suckers to Let Us In (shelved)[]

01. 'Intro'
02. 'The Resident Alien'
03. 'I Yam What I Yam'
04. 'The Ox Tail, the Burger & Chic'
05. 'Miss Lee'
06. 'Shakey Ground' (feat. Dres and Maseo)
07. 'Ardicle Don'
08. 'Horrorscope'
09. 'Midtro'
10. 'Ooh the Dew Doo Man'
11. 'Mr. Boops'
12. 'Alone'
13. 'State of Emergency'
14. 'Are You Ready'
15. 'We Na Play'
16. 'Wanna Be (Russell)'
17. 'Mother's Day'
18. 'Third World'
19. 'Extro'
20. 'Welcome to America'

1992[]

Cypress Hill - Latin Lingo 12'[]

A1. 'Latin Lingo (Prince Paul Mix)'

Boogie Down Productions – Sex and Violence[]

03. 'Drug Dealer'
12. 'Sex and Violence'
13. 'How Not to Get Jerked'

1993[]

De La Soul – Buhloone Mindstate[]

(Produced with De La Soul.)

01. 'Intro'
02. 'Eye Patch'
03. 'En Focus' (featuring Shortie No Mass and Dres)
04. 'Patti Dooke' (featuring Guru, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis)
05. 'I Be Blowin' (featuring Maceo Parker)
06. 'Long Island Wildin' (featuring Scha Dara Parr and Takagi Kan)
07. 'Ego Trippin' (Part Two)'
08. 'Paul's Revenge'
09. '3 Days Later'
10. 'Area'
11. 'I Am I Be' (featuring Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis)
12. 'In the Woods' (featuring Shortie No Mass)
13. 'Breakadawn'
14. 'Dave Has a Problem...Seriously'
15. 'Stone Age' (featuring Biz Markie)

Justin Warfield – My Field Trip to Planet 9[]

03. 'Dip Dip Divin'
04. 'K Sera Sera'
15. 'Thoughts in the Buttermilk'

Candyman – I Thought U Knew[]

02. 'Sex It Up'
09. 'Return of the Candyman'

1994[]

Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep[]

01. 'Just When You Thought it Was Over (Intro)'
02. 'Constant Elevation'
03. 'Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide'
04. 'Defective Trip (Trippin')'
05. 'Two Cups Of Blood'
07. '360 Questions'
08. '1-800 Suicide'
09. 'Diary of a Madman' (co-produced by RZA and RNS)
10. 'Mommy, What's a Gravedigga?'
11. 'Bang Your Head'
14. 'Death Trap'
16. 'Rest In Peace (Outro)'
00. 'Pass the Shovel' [European bonus track]

Kurious – A Constipated Monkey demo sessions[]

00. 'Rice and Beans (Freestyle)'
00. 'Catch My Drift'

Slick Rick – Behind Bars[]

01. 'Behind Bars'

1995[]

Horror City – '95 Demo EP 12'[]

A1. 'Take it How You Want It'
A2. 'Big Sha'
B2. 'Tattles Tale'
B3. 'Headbounty'

1996[]

Prince Paul – Psychoanalysis: What Is It?[]

01. 'Introduction oo Psychoanalysis (Schizophrenia)'
02. 'Beautiful Night (Manic Psychopath)'
03. 'Open Your Mouth (Hypothalamus)'
04. 'You Made Me (A.K.C.)'
05. 'Vexual Healing (Vacillation)'
06. 'To Get a Gun'
07. 'J.O.B. – Das What Dey Is !'
08. 'The World's a Stage (A Dramady)'
09. 'Booty Clap'
10. 'The Bitch Blues (Life Experiences)'
11. 'In Your Mind (Altered States)'
12. 'Drinks (Escapism)'
13. 'Psycho Linguistics (Convergent Thought)'
14. 'That's Entertainment !? (Aversive Conditioning)'
15. 'Outroduction To Diagnosis Psychosis'

Tracks included on latter ion

00. 'Why Must You Hate Me?
00. 'Dimepieces'
00. '2 B Blunt (A True Story)'

Various artists - America Is Dying Slowly[]

01. 'No Rubber, No Backstage Pass' - performed by Biz Markie, Chubb Rock, and Prince Paul

Various artists – Macro Dub Infection Volume 2[]

Disc 2

07. 'Brother No Blood' - performed by Prince Paul

Twigy – 聖戦 12'[]

A2. '聖戦Part II'

Vernon Reid – Mistaken Identity[]

02. 'Mistaken Identity' (DJ scratches)

1997[]

Dr. Octagon – Blue Flowers CDS[]

02. 'Blue Flowers (Prince Paul 'So Beautiful' Mix)'

Gravediggaz – The Pick, the Sickle and the Shovel[]

12. 'Hidden Emotions'
15. 'Outro'

Imani Coppola – Legend of a Cowgirl CDS[]

03. 'Legend of a Cowgirl (Prince Paul Mix)'

The Ill Saint – Subterranean Hitz Vol. I[]

05. 'Sucker For Love' - performed by Prince Paul

Chris Rock – Roll With The New[]

(produced full album)

1998[]

Metabolics – The M-Virus[]

08. 'Lyrical Chemical'

Method Man – Tical 2000: Judgement Day[]

15. 'You Play Too Much (Skit)'

Prince Paul - A Prince Among Thieves[]

02. 'Pain'
04. 'Steady Slobbin'
06. 'What U Got (The Demo)'
08. 'MC Hustler'
10. 'The Other Line'
12. 'Weapon World' (feat. Kool Keith)
14. 'War Party'
16. 'Macula's Theory' (feat. Big Daddy Kane)
17. 'Mr. Large' (feat. Chubb Rock and Biz Markie)
19. 'Put the Next Man On'
22. 'More Than U Know' (feat. De La Soul)
24. 'Mood For Love'
26. 'The Men in Blue' (feat. Everlast)
28. 'Handle Your Time' (feat. Sadat X, Xzibit and Kid Creole)
32. 'You Got Shot'
35. 'A Prince Among Thieves'

1999[]

Various artists – MTV Celebrity Deathmatch (soundtrack)[]

08. 'Secret Wars (Prince Paul Mix)' - performed by The Last Emperor

Handsome Boy Modeling School - So... How's Your Girl?[]

(All tracks co-produced with Dan the Automator, except #8 co-produced with Dan the Automator and DJ Shadow.)

01. 'Rock n' Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This)'
02. 'Magnetizing' (featuring Del tha Funkee Homosapien)
03. 'Metaphysical' (featuring Miho Hatori and Mike D)
04. 'Look at This Face (Oh My God They're Gorgeous)'
06. 'Once Again (Here to Kick One for You)' (featuring Grand Puba and Sadat X)
07. 'The Truth' (featuring Róisín Murphy and J-Live)
08. 'Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)' (featuring DJ Shadow and DJ Quest)
09. 'Calling the Biz'
10. 'The Projects (P Jays)' (featuring Dave and Del tha Funkee Homosapien)
11. 'Sunshine' (featuring Sean Lennon, Money Mark, Father Guido Sarducci, Josh Haden, and Paula Frazer)
12. 'Modeling Sucks'
13. 'Torch Song Trilogy' (featuring Sensational)
14. 'The Runway Song' (featuring Kid Koala)
15. 'Megaton B-Boy 2000' (featuring Alec Empire and El-P)
16. 'Father Speaks' (featuring Father Guido Sarducci)

Chris Rock – Bigger & Blacker[]

(produced full album)

J-Live – The Best Part[]

09. 'Wax Paper'

2000[]

De La Soul - Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump[]

04. 'Oooh.' (feat. Redman and Pharoahe Monch) (produced with De La Soul.)

Del The Funky Homosapien – Both Sides of the Brain[]

13. 'Signature Slogans'

MC Paul Barman – It's Very Stimulating[]

01. 'An Introduction'
02. 'The Joy of Your World'
03. 'School Anthem'
04. 'Salvation Barmy'
05. 'I'm Fricking Awesome'
06. 'Mtv Get Off the Air, part 2' (feat. Princess Superstar)

Mr. Dead – Metabolics Volume II: Dawn Of The Dead[]

06. 'Dawn of the Dead'

Encore – Sporadic 12'[]

B1. 'Waterworld'

2001[]

Tragedy Khadafi – Against All Odds[]

01. 'Intro (The Conflict)'
05. 'Skit 2: The Jump Off'
14. 'Skit 3: More Thugg More Names'

Various – Coast II Coast[]

03. 'Senioritis' - performed by MC Paul Barman

The Last Emperor – The Banger / The Umph 12'[]

B4. ' Monolith'

2002[]

Living Color - Vivid[]

12. 'Funny Vibe (Funky Vibe Mix)' [2002 bonus track]

MC Paul Barman – Paullelujah![]

05. 'Bleeding Brain Grow'

The Avalanches – Since I Left You 12'[]

A1. 'Since I Left You (Prince Paul Remix)'

J-Live – The Day I Fell Off / School's In 12'[]

A1. 'The Day I Fell Off'

Various artists – Dexter's Laboratory - The Hip-Hop Experiment[]

07. 'Back to the Lab' - performed by Prince Paul

2003[]

Prince Paul – Politics of the Business[]

01. 'A Day in the Life' (feat. Dave Chappelle)
02. 'Popmaster Intro' (feat. Popmaster)
03. 'Make Room' (feat. Erick Sermon, Mally G and Sy Scott)
04. 'The Drive By'
05. 'So What' (feat. Masta Ace, Pretty Ugly and Kokane)
06. 'Drama Queen' (feat. Dave and Truth Enola)
07. 'Not Tryin' To Hear That/Words (Album Leak)' (feat. Guru and Planet Asia)
08. 'Politics of the Business' (feat. Chuck D and Ice-T)
09. 'Crhyme Pays/Ralph Nader' (feat. The Beatnuts, Tash, Tony Touch and Biz Markie)
10. 'What I Need' (feat. Kardinal Offishall and Sly Boogy)
11. 'Princepaulonline.com/The Word'
12. 'Controversial Headlines AKA Champion Sound, Pt. 1/My Bookie' (feat. Horror City)
13. 'Beautifully Absurd' (feat. W. Ellington Felton)
14. 'Controversial Headlines AKA Champion Sound, Pt. 2' (feat. Horror City and Jean Grae)
15. 'Chubb Rock Please Pay Paul His $2200 You Owe Him (People, Places, and Things)' (feat. Chubb Rock, MF Doom and Wordsworth)
16. 'A Life in the Day'/ 'Crhyme Pays' [Original Mix]/ 'The Way My Life Seems'

The Last Emperor - Music, Magic, Myth[]

01. 'Intro'
18. 'The Great Pretender'
19. 'Outro'

The Last Emperor – Palace Of The Pretender[]

11. 'The Great Pretender'
14. 'Clear Day' (feat. Masta Ace and Trugoy the Dove)

2004[]

MF Doom – Mm..LeftOvers[]

05. 'Hot Guacamole'