What was the name of Prince's 1992 album released under his love symbol?

Prince’s 1992 album released under his love symbol was The Love Symbol Album. It is also commonly called Love Symbol, Symbol Album, or simply Symbol.

Released on October 13, 1992, the record was Prince’s 14th studio album and his second with the New Power Generation. Its official title was an unpronounceable symbol, later copyrighted by Prince as “Love Symbol #2.” The album’s artwork and title anticipated Prince’s famous name change the following year.

The record was conceived as a “fantasy rock soap opera,” with songs and spoken segues connected by a loose story involving an Egyptian princess, a rock star, and the mystical Three Chains of Turin. It blends funk, R&B, pop, rock, and hip-hop elements.

A common mix-up is confusing it with Diamonds and Pearls, the 1991 album that preceded it, or The Gold Experience, released in 1995. The Love Symbol Album arrived between those two records during a particularly theatrical and experimental period in Prince’s career.