$80.00
In stock with supplier
[ Rhino / LP ]
Release Date: Friday 21 November 2025
We don’t have this item in our warehouse or stores at the moment, but the supplier has stock. We should be able to get it to you in 2 - 5 business days from when you order it.
Released on April 22, 1985, Around The World In A Day landed just 15 days after the curtain fell on Prince's era-defining Purple Rain Tour. Today, surprise album drops are routine. Back then, it was unthinkable. Only Prince could - and did - pull it off.
Purple Rain had torn up the rulebook of pop stardom. Warner Bros. wanted to cash in, with a European leg of the tour already booked and millions guaranteed. Prince walked away. Instead, he handed in Around The World In A Day: a psychedelic, inward-facing detour that blindsided the label. His demand? It was to be experienced as one uninterrupted story. No lead single. No staged rollout. No hype machine.
The record ultimately yielded four commercial singles: "Raspberry Beret" with its spectacular kaleidoscopic video featuring Prince in a suit inspired by the clouds and sky on the sleeve, "Paisley Park" (released only overseas), "Pop Life", and "America".
A1. Around The World In A Day
A2. Paisley Park
A3. Condition Of The Heart
A4. Raspberry Beret
A5. Tamborine
B1. America
B2. Pop Life
B3. The Ladder
B4. Temptation