ViintageJunkiie said:

after billie jean

TheBoyfromtheBand said:

alright you got to be kidding me , thats not a new song ... i mean if that where the case he could have written songs like i love you , i love you more, i love you kenny and god bless you

motownlover said:

dont forget the classic hit "weeeee!"

Vanilli said:

I found this picture,and thought of your film.

nice portrait, I agree with dave lachapelle

and lmao @ weeee

alphastreet said:

Shame that Michael never got to pose with LaChapelle - i know that would have been one great photo, especially with the respect David had for Michael.

EmeraldSkies said:

Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I'll post the
opening scene from the film soon, as a jpg. It really will
hit home for a lot of MJ fans. We are debating on releasing it
online either June 25th or waiting till August for Michael's birthday.
It's a tough call because the film really is about honoring Michael's
legacy, and more-so honoring what Michael meant to HIS FANS, but
the entire short-film takes place on June 25th, 2009.

Anyway, that was probably too much information. In short, I love it.
Thanks for sharing your find. What a precious picture.

Does anyone know if this is REALLY MJ or if this is a stand-in?

motownlover said:

I just saw it and all he said was "water...water" call me slow but i thought he said it because he actually wanted water? I mean, he did just finish performing and all...

ViintageJunkiie said:

looks like I need to watch it again tonight

bboy87 said:

Lol believe me, you're not missing ANYTHING

ViintageJunkiie said:

I still feel the need to watch it though

Could someone please list all the websites that 'handle' Michael's music & videos,sales i.e. Sony,Epic & all the best ones to contact about MJ's work etc. Please? I want to email them no matter.



Hello - now I know someone here knows where to contact these people - i just want to request for dvds even though everyone says "no use in trying" I want to still try.
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Human Nature
By Dorian Holley

The master of voice
The master of dance
The magician whose feet would spin swirls of stardust to shower an audience of millions

He sparked tears
and cries of laughter
He’d light a groove so hard so joyous
so infectious
Angels would beat their wings
and dance on the heads of pins

Those with hearts of children would follow him
Heads bobbing
Shoulders rolling

This was the piper of song

But as strong as he appeared in the beam of the laser’s glare
As majestic
as commanding as he seemed center stage
His open sweet heart was unguarded against the cynical wind of this cold dimension

So
in the end
he landed an impossible point

He folded his thin frame into yet another bone defying
Jaw dropping pop lock contortion
He blew into the microphone a note high
High
Smoke dreamed around him
He took a bow
and exited stage left

The audience
certain he’d return with one last blazing encore
Pounded their hands together screaming:
“We love you, Michael..."
And his delicate voice
A voice like honey
And hammers
offstage
called back:
“I love you more".

^^I CAN'T STAND that picture of that Alfonzo dude!! UGH! .... LOL.

forget the picture, I can't stand alfonzo!

Uncanny

alphastreet said:

LOL. That's right.

I actually took another good look at This Is It last night and I saw alot of energy from Michael. He knew what he wanted musically and still had all the moves though alittle slower. I feel if he would have lived he could have done all the O2 shows-so sad that the world couldn't see it unfold.

nursev said:

I had the same reaction that this was an older, mature MJ that was ready to show the world he hadn't lost his gift to entertain and to perform to the best of his ability. That show was gonna be massive. Seeing it only confirmed that Michael had never lost the will to perform...and live.

Timmy84 said:

I agree 100% that show was gonna be the show of all shows-I think Michael was taken from us-it's sad when you think about it.But he definitely still had "it"

Jay, All the titles you posted of unreleased songs are legit, they are rigestered NOW.
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Timmy84 said:

sag10 said:

angel345 said:

I know.

Timmy84 said:

Totally agree. The This Is It shows would have proven to the world that he still had it, the reviews would have been glowing, and the focus would have been where it belonged on the music. Sure the press would have had a field day with his ongoing antics (true and fabricated) but at least the world would have been reminded of his musical talent and ability to put on a show like no other.

Sadly, the achievement he would have achieved with the tour, he also achieved in his passing - with the focus and admiration being laid squarely at the feet of his immense talent.