Prince and The Revolution's "Around the World in a Day" is a kaleidoscopic journey through the mind of one of music's most enigmatic superstars. Reissued now for its 40th anniversary, this album remains just as groundbreaking and bonkers as it was back in 1985. From the shimmering psychedelia of "Raspberry Beret" to the pulsating funk of "Pop Life", Prince showcases his unparalleled talent for genre-hopping with seemingly effortless flair. The infamous track "Tamborine" will have you questioning reality with its eclectic mix of sounds and samples. The Revolution's musical prowess shines through on tracks like "America" and "Condition of the Heart", elevating the album to dizzying heights of musical experimentation. The infectious energy of songs like "Paisley Park" will have you grooving in your living room like it's 1985 all over again. However, it's not all rainbows and unicorns on this record. The meandering instrumental track "Temptation" may leave some listeners scratching their heads, wondering where Prince is leading us next. Overall, "Around the World in a Day" is a testament to Prince's unparalleled artistry and originality. This 40th anniversary edition is a must-have for any fan of the Purple One, offering a glimpse into the mind of a musical genius at the height of his powers. So grab a beret, strap in, and enjoy the ride. 9/10.