I don't think he comes on here but DJ Dredd from the old Lovesexy DC parties made me love MJ again after attending a few of his Prince vs. MJ parties. Of course Prince always won - but MJ was a close second.

Wannabestartinsomethin' is my fav.

I have been remembering a track that I used to hear on the radio in L.A. all the time in 1987. It was a remix of the Way You Make Me Feel... I don't know if it was an edit of the 12-inch mix or what... but I've never heard it since and can't find it on the net... Does it exist or am I imagining things?

FunkyStrange said:

DesireeNevermind said:

State of Shock with Jagger -

Jagger ? Wasn't it Freddie ?

Geelong 2009 AFL PREMIERS!!! http://www.youtube.com/wa...F6y2SOk3DM

My fave songs were Beat it and Billie Jean, but the entire Thriller album brings me good memories. It was the first album I bought (I was 8 back then). The last album I listened to was ´Dangerous´. After that, I lost interest for his career, but Michael was a giant on stage. The kind of artist we all stop to watch when he is performing on TV, for example.

Rest in peace, Michael.

my favorite song is Man In The Mirror but I also love PYT, Human Nature, and many others

PEJ said:

Bighead said:

BTW, I was talking about music, not fame. Michael Jackson is like Elvis, or Madonna, Marilyn Monroe, etc. Huge pop icons and nobody comes close. Prince will be remembered by music lovers.

Wow, still having a hard time here accepting Michael Jackson is gone.

Let me say my first memory of Michael Jackson was in 1987 in the cafeteria during elementry school.The music was blasting not only songs from the brillance of Thriller but also then new album Bad. Even at being six and seven years old and my gangasta wannabe cousin had Bad posters on his wall when he was staying with my grandma, I knew this man have influence and appeal that reaches out to all types of ppl regardless of background they were or where they were from.

Michael has been part of my life he was around physical and he continues to be present through his music and spiritually. Through the good times; dancing and playing Jam off my cassette tape that I recorded off of the radio. When in the sixth grade, I remembered when The Jacksons movie debut on ABC, and that glue me in through the struggles and trimpth of Michael and his family. I recalled the next couple days that not only my math class we talked about the movie and how good it was but also I even checked out a book from the library because I want to know more about the Jackson family. Despite his allegations (to this day and since the first day I seen him made his statement in 1993, I believed that he is innocent of child molestation) and his enigma life he had as well as the controversities he had, he is a brillant performer who had love for his children, fans, community, and his family.

My prays and thoughts goes out to his family and his three kids. Michael I hope that you found peace and happiness on the otherside that you did not find in this joyous but at times also fuckup place called Earth. Your true fans will always love you.
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Anxiety said:

What are your favorite Michael Jackson songs? beat it, give into me

What MJ music are you listening to today in remembrance, and what songs would you recommend to others? i'm not listening.

Let's talk about the one thing that we can all appreciate: the music.

List your Michael Jackson playlists and favorite songs here.

My neighborhood has a few block parties during the summer and I guess one was planned for tonight as hundreds of folks were out and the dj was bumping. Given the news I guess, he was playing all MJ. We decided to hang out for a bit and ended up dancing up a sweat! Off the top of my head I know he played PYT, Wanna Be Startin Something, Rock with You, Dancing Machine, and Baby Be Mine. People clapped and cheered at the start and end of almost all of the songs. It was a nice and Id say a fitting celebration.

I have always loved "Maybe Tomorrow" by the Jackson 5.
I've played it a few times today.

"...She's got electric boots, a mohair suit- You know I read it in a magazine ..." {Bennie & the Jets}

chocolate1 said:

I have always loved "Maybe Tomorrow" by the Jackson 5.
I've played it a few times today.

Big boy now
2300 Jackson Street
Girlfriend
Liberian Girl
Give in to me
Dirty Diana
Heaven Can Wait
Rock with you
Enjoy yourself
Ain't no sunshine
PYT
Human Nature
Show you the way to go
I can't help it
Good Times
Stop the love you save
Mama's Pearl
Never can say goodbye
Got to be there
Forever came today
Maybe tomorrow
Lookin through the window
can you feel it
blame it on the boogie
Its the falling in love

I think about the good times
We shared together
Whenever I think of you

Something goes through my mind
Through my mind

My heart starts churning
I wanna see you again

I think about the good times
Nothing but the good times
I think about the good times
We shared together

Oh, like holding hands
Remember how we made our plans
We used to dream on a star
How did we get like we are

I think about the good times
Nothing but the good times
I think about the good times
We shared together

It's funny things don't always
Go the way you want them to
Although we're not together
I treasure my experience with you

Oh, like exploring love
Moonlit sky above
Learning how to give
Learning how we should live

(Good times)
Oh, the good times baby
I think about it
Good times
We shared together
Oh, good times
Ain't nothing like the good times
The good times baby
I think about it
About the good times
We shared together
Together, together
I think about it

(Long as we live)
I remember, yes I remember
As long as we live
I'll think about
(The good times, baby)
Yes, the good times
The real good times

(Holding hands)
(Exploring love)
(Learning how to give)
(Learning how to live)
(Learning how to love)
(The good times, baby)

(Good times)
Good times
Yes, the good times
(Good times)
Good times
(The good times, baby)

I LOVe everyone song I ever heard from him! He was the MAN in my book! Always will be! I cried today just like I did when Princes Diana died. His death is unreal it seems like.

Americas choices based on itunes sales in the last day....


1.Man In the Mirror Michael Jackson 5:18 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99

2.The Way You Make Me Feel (Single Version) Michael Jackson 4:26
The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99


3.Thriller Michael Jackson 5:57 Thriller (25th Anniversary, Zombie Cover) Pop $1.29


4.Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough (Single Version) Michael Jackson 5:51 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $1.29


5.Smooth Criminal Michael Jackson 4:17 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99


6.Black or White (Single Version) Michael Jackson 3:22 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99


7.P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) Michael Jackson 3:58 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $1.29

8.Billie Jean (Single Version) Michael Jackson 4:53 Thriller (25th Anniversary, Zombie Cover) Pop $1.29


9.Rock With You (Single Version) Michael Jackson 3:23 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99


10.Bad Michael Jackson 4:07 The Essential Michael Jackson Pop $0.99



11.Beat It (Single Version) Michael Jackson 4:18 Thriller (25th Anniversary, Zombie Cover) Pop $1.29


12.I'll Be There Jackson 5 3:57 Jackson 5: The Ultimate Collection R&B/Soul $1.29

13.I Want You Back Jackson 5 2:59 Jackson 5: The Ultimate Collection R&B/Soul $1.29

This makes it more tragic to me...

Michael Jackson's last rehearsal: 'just beaming with gladness'

Always been a MJ fan...weve lost a legend. I'm kind of partial to his later music...stranger in moscow....Scream....and my all time FAV is EARTH SONG. Watch that video now and try not to get emotional...it will surely show you what we actually lost....damn this sucks.

well i am going to miss michael jackson to me he just a singer he was a human being.my favorite song from michael jackson was "scream" he did that song with janet.

"Off the Wall" is one of my favorite LPs of all time. That and Triumph. . . RIP Michael.

I've got to say I am rather disappointed how people are not putting Michael Jackson's career in the proper context. I have to say, I am a huge Prince fan and I think that he is a musical genius. In fact, I am a bigger Prince fan than a M.J. fan.

However, Point Blank: Michael Jackson is the Greatest Entertainer in the History of Mankind and no one will ever be greater, Period. It's funny to me how they say, "The Elvis or John Lennon of our day". THERE ARE NO COMPARISONS! If the Beatles, Elvis, and my boy Prince are stars, Michael Jackson was the Sun. The "King of POP", is way too modest. He was, and will always be "The KING of Music".

He came at just the right time in musical history and harnessed just the right sound.

That was God's gift to us, the world, and I am lucky that I lived in this era.

I've also gotta say that a brotha is a little bit disappointed in President Obama for not publically speaking on M.J.'s death this morining. In fact, I feel that an emergency prime time press conference live from the oval office would have been in good taste. Screw what the stupid masses of M.J. haters might think and your polls. You are the President.

In the words of Dave Chappelle, "C'mon? The man made Thriller!....Thriller!". One hundred million plus albums sold...and counting! Numbers don't lie.


I appreciate you, M.J. May God rest your troubled, under-appreciated soul, Mr. Michael Jackson.

Hee--Hee--Hee!

Peace.

just cant listen to anything .. so painfull ... but when i do im gonna use uniqs list. fuk it hurts

I've been playing
the whole Off The Wall album
the whole Thriller album
and
"Push Me Away"
"That's What You Get"
"Can You Feel It"
"This Place Hotel"
"Do What You Wanna"
"Enjoy Yourself"

"Got To Be There"
"Maria"
"Maybe Tomorrow"

"Music & Me"
"Ben"

mainly be cause these are
the only songs I have on my computer

but I will be pullin the vinyl out tomorrow

I been knocking "Working Day & Night"
& "This Place Hotel" like CRAZY in the car

I cried to "Push Me Away" yesterday
that was when it hit me... like damn

R.I.P. to the King
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WILL YOU BE THERE...
MAN IN THE MIRROR....

these i find i listen to continously, while watching the same videos...not that there is pretention in any of Michaels music, but these give me a glimpse into his soul.

after that, any Michael music works for me...like Elvis music works for me...
i will not necessarily listen seeking the musician, more or less i will be trying to hear the timeless messages their music still unveils.

to have an artist with his/her music is a gift.give them their flowers while they can still smell them, your love while they can still feel it, your appreciation while they still are aware of it.

Michael is not the beginning nor end of talent,..he is just one those who had 'The Touch' and he did, massively.

they say Michael is broke? if everyone of his fans gave him a dollar...i don't think Michael summed life up in dollars and sense...yes, sense....he truly lived in NeverLand, this world was never really his home, but i hope he found his way back there, where people don't judge or misconstrue unconditional love, and the ability to show it.

I don't think any of us have a clue how RICH Michael really was...

everyday i try to find 'The Man in the Mirror', God willing I can MAKE THAT CHANGE.

RIP michael.

UNCUT MICHAEL JACKSON VIDEOS ALL WEEKEND NONSTOP...THE ONES NOT SEEN FOR YEARS, VH1 CLASSIC CHANNEL....not the regular Vh1.

JumpUpOnThe1 said:

jackielove said:

... The Destiny album is also a highlight!
Here is my playlist of memories:

Push me Away
Blame it on the Boogie
Get on the Floor...

No doubt. Ever since I heard the news, my mind has been stuck on the 'Jacksons' songs/albums. As much as I loved seeing him deliver solo, Off the Wall is just supreme, pinnacle R&B. Bad is only underrated because of what it followed. Invincible was really really good, but sadly lost under the weight....but it's the work with his brothers that impacted me the most. I took my entire collection to work today and listened all day long. These are additions from my book.

That's What You Get for Being Polite (just sub in MJ for "Jack". period)
Good Times
Dreamer
Everybody
Time Waits For No One
and Wait (Jackie's underrated cut...but when Mike comes in near the end in background, that song is the highlight of Victory to me)

But it's the inside jacket photos from Destiny and The Jacksons that stick with me. As much as he needed to break free to let his artistry out, I think he was healthiest with his brothers beside and behind him.

peace in sadness


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Whatever happened to the song Escape?

Two of the greatest Pop albums ever released: Off the Wall and Thriller.

It doesn't get much better than that, The musicianship of all involved, and MJ's performance - him at his peak.

Whatever decade, whatever century, these albums will forever be classics and define this generation.

The performances at this time were nothing short of unbelievable. Not many can get near his level of talent, skill, or perfecting their craft to the level he was when he was at his peak.

If anything, he's now free from this crazy life he had, and will always have his music.

Who's Lovin' You, Maybe Tomorrow, What You Don't Know, Never Can Say Goodbye, Don't Stop Til You Get Enough, Billie Jean, Human Nature, The Lady in My Life, Dirty Diana, Man in the Mirror, Who Is It?, Keep the Faith, Will You Be There, Money, You Rock My World