Prince's own song "Orgasm" from Come.) There is also a short unreleased 1987 movie, entitled "Hard Life", featuring Madhouse. At least two other Madhouse albums were later recorded and remain unreleased, both albums entitled "24". The first "24" was recorded in 1988, mostly by Prince and Eric Leeds. Only one track eventually emerged, heavily edited, on Leeds' 1991 solo-album Times Squared and only bootlegged copies of the whole album are available. This album is more "electronic" than the first two, with a lot of drum programming, samples and keyboards. "21" through "24", also known as "The Dopamine Rush Suite", also feature vocals. The second "24" was recorded in 1993 with a line-up consisting of Prince (keyboards), Leeds (saxophone), Levi Seacer, Jr. (guitar), Sonny T. (bass) and Michael B. (drums). Only two tracks were officially released, "17 (Penetration)" (as "17" on the 1-800-NEW-FUNK 1994 compilation) and on the CD single "Standing at the Altar", the other one "Asswoop" (or "Asswhuppin' in a Trunk") in 2001, via Prince's website. There was also a limited release on the "NPG Sampler Experience" promo cassette, handed out during the 1995 Gold Tour, which contains excerpts from three tracks from this album: "Asswoop", "Ethereal Segue", and "Parlour Games". The album in its entirely is circulating on bootleg. Discography Albums 8 "One" – 7:16 "Two" – 5:31 "Three" – 3:16 "Four" – 2:24 "Five" – 1:15 "Six" – 4:28 "Seven" – 4:09 "Eight" – 10:05 Produced and written by Madhouse, label: Paisley Park/Warner Bros., released: 1987 16 "Nine" – 2:06 "Ten" – 5:04 "Eleven" – 6:14 "Twelve" – 5:14 "Thirteen" – 4:46 "Fourteen" – 5:12 "Fifteen" – 3:49 "Sixteen" – 4:17 Produced and written by Madhouse, label: Paisley Park/Warner Bros., released: 1987 Singles "Six" b/w "6 and 1/2" "Ten" b/w "Ten and 1/2" "Thirteen" b/w "Four" 12" "Six" – "Six", "Six (End of the World Mix)", "6 and 1/2" "Ten" – "Ten (The Perfect Mix)", "Ten and 1/2", "Two". "Thirteen" – "Thirteen (The Paisley Park Mix)", "Thirteen and 1/4", "Four". See also Unreleased 24 album References External links Madhouse 8 at goldiesparade.co.uk Madhouse in Prince Vault American jazz ensembles from Minnesota Prince (musician) Paisley Park Records artists