great Parents Lock up your kids..

NightLight said:

Pumpkin, I'm sorry but he does not look "hot"; if anything he looks like an unpaid extra from "Night of the Living Dead".

I know people are tired of old fogies like me harping on it, but Micheal Jackson ceased to be "hot" shortly post THRILLER. From "Off The Wall" till sometime right after Thriller, the man was FINE. This. Is. No. Longer. The . Case .

Ottensen said:

It's called 'body dysmorphic disorder'. Michael has it, and so do the people that think he still looks 'hot'.

purplecam said:

Yes he looks like he just landed from his spaceship and they came to pick him up lol but i was abit shocked they actually altered his picture to make him look more freaky.

Ottensen said:

He doesn't look hot to you, which I can understand. I think he looks hot, and I knew what I was getting into when I typed that. I could have kept that to myself, but I couldn't help it, even if I wanted to...

dag said:

last several, actually... invincible, blood on the dance floor, history vol 2.

am i forgetting one?

WildStyle said:

Someone has to pay for the recording and production. Hi-story cost millions and lost money. Lots of luck. Michael is still and always be a pedophile

cborgman said:

HIStory (Disc 2) is ten times better than Thriller!

JasonStar said:

i dont disagree with you. i think thriller is the single most overrated album E V E R

cborgman said:

Agreed. The last great MJ CD was Dangerous. HIStory was overproduced crap that only his fans champion,Blood on the Dancefloor was scattershot, and Invincible was just stale.

cborgman said:

Anyone who thinks HIStory (Disc 2) is better than Thriller rocks.

Now I'm not harping on Thriller, cus I love me some "Human Nature" and "Billie Jean" and "Wanna Be.." and "Beat It" and "Thriller" and "Baby Be Mine"..okay wait I love the whole album.

However, on HIStory I also dig every track. (I don't dig "Little Susie" or "Smile" as much as the rest, but I still dig them.)

Point being...there are 15 songs to love on HIStory (Disc 2) as opposed to 9 on Thriller.

MORE TO LOVE!!!!
[Edited 4/20/06 11:19am]

JasonStar said:

well, don't kill me, but i don't liek hsitory either. there are some gems (scream - very cool), but i don't like any michael album that much. off the wall and the jackson 5 stuff appeal to me much, much more.

JasonStar said:

To each his own but Thriller never had shit like Childhood & Smile on it and thank God for that.

cborgman said:

Yeah, but with Prince I didn´t really dig Musicology or Rave either. So who cares, right? I just know that Mike is a genius who can come up with a wonderful stuff anytime just as prince no matter how succesful (or unsuccesful) their last project was.

dag said:

3121 is the first prince album i have actually liked since the gold experience, but neither compare with his 80s output, and to be frank, i doubt anything he ever does again will touch the 80s stuff in my opinion

Diddy said:

yes your highness, i DO like young boys..why, do you have any?

This is really going to be interesting...

NDRU said:[quote]unkemptpueblo said:[quote]

The guy on the left is thinking, "Finally, I'm not the ugliest one in the picture!"[/quote

4rom the pic, it looks like he made a deal with the mafia and they're about 2 sink him.

Knowing that some1 like prince can knock out a song as fast as u can blink your eyelids, and knowing the delivery of music can be almost as quick as that blink - mp3's over the net - the whole idea of waiting so long 4 an album that will most likely fall way beneath, even Invincible standards, sounds like i'd rather have a cool beer and just forget all about it. I dunno about all this...

God, he is a monster.

WildStyle said:

THESE MEN WANT YOUR MONEY.

One of them might want your kids, too.

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[Edited 4/20/06 19:17pm]

check MJ holding up a big fat middle finger to America!

i think he might become the Nina Simone of this age.
[Edited 4/20/06 20:03pm]

Axchi696 said:

Have you not heard Morphine?

For that song alone Blood On The Dancefloor is worth having.

He looks better in the larger version of the pic. By MJ circa 2000 onwards standards, he looks good. Of course if you are going to compare him to pre 1985 MJ you can fugedaboudit.

MattyJam said:

I own BOTDF, so I have heard Morphine. It's decent, but not amazing.

Axchi696 said:

Personally I think the title track and "Superfly Sister" make the album automatically one of Michael's best. I love those tracks!

NDRU said:

That is because Butterflies was written by the girls R&B group "Floetry".

Rolling Stone: Floetry: Flo'Ology
Strong songs set this well-mannered R&B rap apart despite regrettable name.

Given Floetry's silly name and background in poetry, you'd think this British duo - "songstress" Marsha Ambrosius and "floacist" Natalie Stewart - was genetically engeneered to impress Grammy voters and Jill Scott fans. Following up six nominations and a live record that improved upon the two's ho-hum 2002 debut, their third album mixes stylized lushness and just enough forward motion, with Stewart and Ambrosius working up urbane, velvet-lined valentines full of darting rhymes and coiling croons. Most crucially, Floetry can write (for one, they penned Michael Jackson's 2001 track "Butterflies"); they dot Flo'Ology with heartfelt charmers such as "Feelings" and the Common-assisted "SupaStar," which overcome their lovesick platitudes through their smart arrangements and slo-mo hooks. Dull spots abound, but at its best Flo'Ology gives moonstruck beauty a good name.

this just in : MJ is NOT coming back .

(he may have a new album dropping- but he is NOT COMING BACK ! )

Coming back where? To Neverland: As in MJ will (never land) another hit record.

Eat this haters ...

Michael Jackson Roars Back With G-Unit

Embattled pop star Michael Jackson will hit the streets in the coming weeks with the new song "Trial of the Century," which features 50 Cent, Lucy Diamonds and DJ Whoo Kid. The track will be found on Whoo Kid's mixtape "MJ Unit -- The Takeover," which will also feature five unreleased Jackson songs and mashups of his prior hits with songs from the G-Unit camp, Billboard.com has learned.

Sources say "MJ Unit -- The Takeover" will also boast exclusive tracks from 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Mase, Young Buck, Mobb Deep, M.O.P. and Lucy Diamonds. Jay-Z has also been contacted to contribute to the project, which will be released via G-Unit/Interscope and Jackson's new Two Seas label.

"Trial of the Century" will be the first taste of new music from Jackson since his June 2005 acquittal on multiple child molestation charges. He has since moved his base of operations from California to Bahrain, where he has begun preproduction on his first new studio album since 2001's "Invincible."

Sources say the first single from the as-yet-untitled project, "Now That I Found Love," will be released Nov. 21 and will also feature Lucy Diamonds. The track is being produced by Jackson and longtime collaborator Bruce Swedien, who engineered the classic "Thriller" and co-produced the album "Dangerous."

As previously reported, Two Seas Records is a joint venture between Jackson and Abdulla Hamad Al-Khalifa. U.K. record executive Guy Holmes has been tapped as CEO of the label and will also be tasked with managing Jackson's other business interests.

Source: http://www.billboard.com/...1002385180