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Prince, who passed away suddenly in 2016, continues to have a profound influence on artists and music fans around the world. In this fourth volume, "Chaos and Disorder," a work originally produced for private use, appears for the first time as an analog record. This is the 18th album in total, and was released in 1996, during the middle of a feud with Warner Brothers, to which he had belonged for many years. The album was announced at the time with an unusual comment from the artist himself, "It was originally intended for private use," but the actual recording dates in the song credits are from 1993 to 1996, a period of about three years, so it is hard to believe that this is the album that the media and some fans had been calling a "contract digest. It is a work that is scattered throughout with the overwhelming passion and love of music by the extraordinary artist Prince.