
The New Power Generation (or NPG for short) is the backing group of Prince. They debuted on the 1991 album Diamonds and Pearls. The name comes from a song on his 1990 album Graffiti Bridge, however the phrase "Welcome to the New Power Generation" was mentioned on the opening track of 1988's Lovesexy. When Prince began his formal dispute with record company Warner Bros. and changed his stage name to o(+> in 1993, the NPG became a side-project for Prince, allowing him to release music outside of his contract.
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Girl 6
Get Wild
The Good Life
Count the Days
Segue
New Power Soul
Return Of The Bump Squad
2Gether
Cherry, Cherry
Hallucination Rain
Big Fun
The Exodus Has Begun
New Power Day
DJ Seduces Sonny
NPG Operator Intro
Outro
Npg Bum Rush The Ship
Come On
The One
Until U're In My Arms Again
When U Love Somebody
Shoo-bed-ooh
Wasted Kisses
Freaks On This Side
Guess Who's Knockin'
Deuce & A Quarter
Black M.F. In The House
Call The Law
New Powersoul
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Mad Sex
Goldie's Parade
Nothing Compares 2 U [Live][#]
Gett Off
Cream
Girl 6 (featuring Nona Gaye)
Sexy M.F.
Push It Up
Goldnigga Pt.1
Johnny
Push It Up!
Oilcan
Oil Can
Madsex
I Like Funky Music
Goldnigga Pt.2
(I Like) Funky Music
Goldnigga Pt.3
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