Sometime during the half-year stretch when 1984's "Purple Rain" was the most popular album in America, Tipper Gore, wife of the then senator AL Gore, walked in on their 11-year-old daughter listening to the song "Darling Nikki." To her, the sex references in the lyrics seemed inappropriate for a child. She formed a committee called Parents Resource Center designed to raise awareness about the moral evils of pop music -- a campaign that went so far as to put stickers on the albums "Parental Advisory Explicit Content." Some say to listen to "Darling Nikki" as a song only about sex is to miss the point. I say, let the buyer be the judge! The vinyl in this listing is in excellent condition, and the album cover is near mint.