"as good as [Prince's] all-time classics like Purple Rain and 1999 " and that it's "his best record since Sign o' the Times 23 years ago." Joachim Hentschel, writing for the German edition of Rolling Stone, viewed the album as Prince's best effort since 1992's the Love Symbol Album. Jason Draper of NME gave 20Ten a 4/10 rating, stating that while it "has its moments", the album was "no way" his best in 23 years, but likely his best in four years. MusicOMH writer Luke Winkie gave it 2 out of 5 stars and described it as "one of the slightest albums the man has ever recorded; fluffy, anti-climatic, and utterly boring". Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic gave the album 2½ out of 5 stars and wrote that its songs feature "enough of a shape to be attractive from a distance, not enough to withstand closer scrutiny... hooks don’t sink in, funk jams are stuck in low gear, sensuality only simmers, the rhythms are somewhat stiff, and Prince’s deliberate mining of the past only highlights how he’s stripped the freakiness out of his entire persona". Track listing Notes: Tracks 10 to 76 contain five to six seconds of silence. Personnel Prince – all musical performances, except as indicated below Liv Warfield – background vocals Shelby J – background vocals Elisa Dease – background vocals Maceo Parker – horns Greg Boyer – horns Ray Monteiro – horns Release history References External links 20Ten at Discogs 2010 albums Prince (musician) albums Albums produced by Prince (musician) NPG Records albums