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Released studio albums by Prince
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The complete Prince discography of his released catalogue. Within these pages is detailed information about every album, single, video and music download ever officially released by Prince (1978-2016) and The Prince Estate (2016 – date). They form perhaps the most diverse and familiar catalogue in the history of modern music. Prince 's albums discography consists of 39 studio albums (including four soundtrack albums), four live albums, nine compilation albums (including one soundtrack album), 17 video albums and three posthumous albums. See Prince singles discography for his singles and extended plays, and Prince videography for his music videos and video albums.
For You (1978)
Prince (1979)
Dirty Mind (1980)
Controversy (1981)
1999 (1982)
Purple Rain (1984 - released as Prince and The Revolution)
Around the World in a Day (1985 - released as Prince and The Revolution)
Parade (1986 - released as Prince and The Revolution)
Sign '☮' the Times (1987)
The Black Album (1987 - released in 1994)
Lovesexy (1988)
Batman (1989)
Graffiti Bridge (1990)
Diamonds and Pearls (1991 - released as Prince and The New Power Generation)
Love symbol album (1992 - released as Prince and The New Power Generation)
The Undertaker (1993 - released in 1995 on video)
Come (1994)
The Gold Experience (1995 - released as O(+>)
Chaos and Disorder (1996 - released as O(+>)
The Vault... Old Friends 4 Sale (1996 - released in 1999)
Emancipation (1996 - released as O(+>)
Crystal Ball (1998 - released as O(+>)
The Truth (1998 - released as O(+>)
Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic (1999 - released as O(+>)
The Chocolate Invasion (2001 - released in 2004)
The Slaughterhouse (2001 - released in 2004)
The Rainbow Children (2001)
One Nite Alone... (2002)
Xpectation (2002)
N.E.W.S. (2003)
Musicology (2004)
3121 (2006)
Planet Earth (2007)
Lotusflow3r (2009)
Mplsound (2009)
20Ten (2010)
Released live albums by Prince
Live (1985 - released as Prince And The Revolution on video)
Sign 'O' The Times (1987 - released on video)
Lovesexy Live (1988 - released on video)
The Sacrifice of Victor (1993 - released in 1995 on video)
Beautiful Strange (1998 - released as O+> on video)
One Nite Alone... Live! (2002 - released as Prince And The New Power Generation)
One Nite Alone... The Aftershow: It Ain't Over (2002 - released as Prince And The New Power Generation)
C-Note (2002 - released in 2004)
Live at the Aladdin Las Vegas (2002 - released in 2003 on video)
Indigo Nights - Live Sessions (2007 - released in 2008)
Released compilations by Prince
The Hits 1 (1993)
The Hits 2 (1993)
The Hits/The B-Sides (1993)
1-800 New Funk (1994 - side-projects compilation)
Girl 6 (1996)
The Very Best of Prince (2001)
Ultimate (2006)
Released side projects (albums entirely recorded by Prince under pseudonyms or for/with other artists under their own names)
Symbolic Beginning (1977 - released in 1995 by 94 East featuring Prince)
The Time (1981, released by The Time)
What Time Is It? (1982, released by The Time)
Vanity 6 (1982, released by Vanity 6)
Ice Cream Castles (1984, released by The Time)
Apollonia 6 (1984, released by Apollonia 6)
The Glamorous Life (1984 - released by Sheila E.)
Minneapolis Genius (1985 - released by 94 East, based on reworked 1977 sessions)
The Family (1985 - released by The Family)
Romance 1600 (1985 - released by Sheila E.)
8 (1987 - released by Madhouse)
Jill Jones (1987 - released by Jill Jones)
16 (1987 - released by Madhouse)
Time Waits For No One (1989, released by Mavis Staples)
Times Squared (1991, released by Eric Leeds)
Carmen Electra (1992, released by Carmen Electra)
Goldnigga (1993, released by The New Power Generation)
Exodus (1995, released by The New Power Generation)
Child of the Sun (1995, released by Mayte)
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Kamasutra (1997, released by The NPG Orchestra)
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Newpower Soul (1998, released by The New Power Generation)
Come 2 My House (1998, released by Chaka Khan)
GCS2000 (1998, released by Graham Central Station)
The War (1998, released by The New Power Generation)
Elixer (2009, released by Bria Valente)
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