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CinisterCee said: LOLOLOLOLOL
*wonders if Michael is into scat* Doo doo feces....all over the walls | |
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 Doo-doo remember the tiiiime | |
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Do a line of coke and put on a polyester jacket. | |
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Mara said: Do a line of coke and put on a polyester jacket.
Sounds like a rap hook.  | |
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paisleypark4 said: StoneCrib said: Naw, mayyyn! That ain't be no funk! "Glory be! The funk's on me!" What you heard was Rhythm & Disco. I don't think there would be any funk fans that would agree that Off The Wall had a couple of funk cuts on there. Those songs had more disco influence if anything. Workin Day And Night, Dont Stop Til You Get Enough and Off The Wall.....e-hem..are funk....n disco No mayyyyn! No! Nopers! Hell naw! Lemme send the Bat Signal out for Funkpill and Paligap! They can put an end to this! Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: paisleypark4 said: Workin Day And Night, Dont Stop Til You Get Enough and Off The Wall.....e-hem..are funk....n disco No mayyyyn! No! Nopers! Hell naw! Lemme send the Bat Signal out for Funkpill and Paligap! They can put an end to this! My man Stone!!! 
Well, And this is just my opinion... 'Billie Jean' was the closest to funk he ever came... A masterpiece..the extended version that is... Now that being said, even tho' it's a great album, very danceable & yes...disco-ish, 'Wall' didn't have any funk on there... I put it this way, it wouldn't be on my funk list...Ever!!! That goes for 'Thriller' & 'Bad' also... But it doesn't make them bad albums, because all three are great... Dangerous had its moments, but didn't like it as a whole.... Hell!! People don't wanna believe that Prince's 'Soft & Wet' had a disco vibed... | |
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whatsgoingon said: jayaredee said: Get on the Floor, yes i think it was the most disco influenced of all the tracks. I would say that "Burn this Disco Out" was the most disco influenced song on the album. Overall I do believe OTW in it's own way re-defined dance music in general. It's definetly MJ most influential album, in my opinion.  agree..... | |
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funkpill said: whatsgoingon said: I would say that "Burn this Disco Out" was the most disco influenced song on the album. Overall I do believe OTW in it's own way re-defined dance music in general. It's definetly MJ most influential album, in my opinion. agree.....The funny thing, is even MJ didn't see the album has "disco". I would agree what another peep said the album was and still is multfaceted(sp) and it still sounds fresh 27 yrs on.. | |
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funkpill said: StoneCrib said: No mayyyyn! No! Nopers! Hell naw! Lemme send the Bat Signal out for Funkpill and Paligap! They can put an end to this! My man Stone!!!
Well, And this is just my opinion... 'Billie Jean' was the closest to funk he ever came... A masterpiece..the extended version that is... Now that being said, even tho' it's a great album, very danceable & yes...disco-ish, 'Wall' didn't have any funk on there... I put it this way, it wouldn't be on my funk list...Ever!!! That goes for 'Thriller' & 'Bad' also... But it doesn't make them bad albums, because all three are great... Dangerous had its moments, but didn't like it as a whole.... Hell!! People don't wanna believe that Prince's 'Soft & Wet' had a disco vibed... Now, see! DATS what I'm talkin' bout! Power to the Funkpill!  Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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Let's help refine the definition of "disco" by naming Off The Wall as one of the genre's best albums. | |
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I think it was the other way around.
Disco was pretty off the wall.  | |
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whatsgoingon said: funkpill said: agree.....The funny thing, is even MJ didn't see the album has "disco". I would agree what another peep said the album was and still is multfaceted(sp) and it still sounds fresh 27 yrs on.. yup...again
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StoneCrib said: funkpill said: My man Stone!!!
Well, And this is just my opinion... 'Billie Jean' was the closest to funk he ever came... A masterpiece..the extended version that is... Now that being said, even tho' it's a great album, very danceable & yes...disco-ish, 'Wall' didn't have any funk on there... I put it this way, it wouldn't be on my funk list...Ever!!! That goes for 'Thriller' & 'Bad' also... But it doesn't make them bad albums, because all three are great... Dangerous had its moments, but didn't like it as a whole.... Hell!! People don't wanna believe that Prince's 'Soft & Wet' had a disco vibed... Now, see! DATS what I'm talkin' bout! Power to the Funkpill! You're too much bro'...
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funkpill said: StoneCrib said: Now, see! DATS what I'm talkin' bout! Power to the Funkpill! You're too much bro'...
Thanks...  Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: Abdul said: I've always considered "OFF THE WALL" Funk&R&B, disco never even entered my mind.
There isn't ONE OUNCE of funk on that album. Any dance song with LOUIS JOHNSON playing bass back then is a funk song to me, and he played on most of the cuts on Off The Wall. | |
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Abdul said: StoneCrib said: There isn't ONE OUNCE of funk on that album. Any dance song with LOUIS JOHNSON playing bass back then is a funk song to me, and he played on most of the cuts on Off The Wall. Funk isn't based on just one instrument. Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: Abdul said: Any dance song with LOUIS JOHNSON playing bass back then is a funk song to me, and he played on most of the cuts on Off The Wall. Funk isn't based on just one instrument. If you play Bass like Louis you make shit FUNKY!!!!! | |
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Abdul said: StoneCrib said: Funk isn't based on just one instrument. If you play Bass like Louis you make shit FUNKY!!!!! - But MJ's Off The Wall was Rhythm & Disco, not funk.Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: Abdul said: If you play Bass like Louis you make shit FUNKY!!!!! - But MJ's Off The Wall was Rhythm & Disco, not funk.Is Off The Wall in the same funk vain as "MOTHERSHIP CONNECTION"? Hell Naw, not even on the same level, that album was funk wall to wall, while Off The Wall was not, but it did have it's funky moments..... Get On The Floor, Workin Day And Night, Don't Stop Till You Get Enough are the funky cuts off that album, everything else was Rhythm & Disco as you said. [Edited 5/21/06 13:12pm] | |
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Abdul said: StoneCrib said: - But MJ's Off The Wall was Rhythm & Disco, not funk.Is Off The Wall in the same funk vain as "MOTHERSHIP CONNECTION"? Hell Naw, not even on the same level, that album was funk wall to wall, while Off The Wall was not, but it did have it's funky moments..... Get On The Floor, Workin Day And Night, Don't Stop Till You Get Enough are the funky cuts off that album, everything else was Rhythm & Disco as you said. [Edited 5/21/06 13:12pm] We'll just agree to disagree Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: Abdul said: Is Off The Wall in the same funk vain as "MOTHERSHIP CONNECTION"? Hell Naw, not even on the same level, that album was funk wall to wall, while Off The Wall was not, but it did have it's funky moments..... Get On The Floor, Workin Day And Night, Don't Stop Till You Get Enough are the funky cuts off that album, everything else was Rhythm & Disco as you said. [Edited 5/21/06 13:12pm] We'll just agree to disagree Disco DERIVED FROM Funk so it still has roots in funk. maybe not REAL FUNK but even "Not Just Knee Deep" had to have been played in a disco club back in the day Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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paisleypark4 said: StoneCrib said: We'll just agree to disagree Disco DERIVED FROM Funk so it still has roots in funk. maybe not REAL FUNK but even "Not Just Knee Deep" had to have been played in a disco club back in the day Very true..
Funk is on the one Disco stayed on the four... Meaning it was speeded up and recycled the rhythm...  Did that give birth to House Music???[Edited 5/21/06 14:28pm] | |
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funkpill said: Very true..
Funk is on the one Disco stayed on the four... Meaning it was speeded up and recycled the rhythm... Did that give birth House Music???yes. | |
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paisleypark4 said: StoneCrib said: We'll just agree to disagree Disco DERIVED FROM Funk so it still has roots in funk. maybe not REAL FUNK but even "Not Just Knee Deep" had to have been played in a disco club back in the day Says who? Disco is born from Soul Music - Motown/Philly Soul. And just because it's played IN a disco doesn't make it a disco record. [Edited 5/21/06 16:37pm] Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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off the wall still sounds real fresh to this day, a definately great album | |
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CinisterCee said: Is Bad a new jack album?
Hell no newjack wasn't even around in 1987 really. | |
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thesexofit said: CinisterCee said: Is Bad a new jack album?
Hell no newjack wasn't even around in 1987 really.Well, either it WAS around or it WASN'T, there is no such thing as "not really" when speaking of something being in existence.
So, having said that, New Jack Swing WAS in fact around in the Fall of 87. Keith Sweat's "I Want Her" was out around then and that was the first hit of New Jack Swing that we got. Living to die and I'll die to live again - 360 degrees - comprehend | |
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StoneCrib said: thesexofit said: Hell no newjack wasn't even around in 1987 really.Well, either it WAS around or it WASN'T, there is no such thing as "not really" when speaking of something being in existence.
So, having said that, New Jack Swing WAS in fact around in the Fall of 87. Keith Sweat's "I Want Her" was out around then and that was the first hit of New Jack Swing that we got. StoneCrib is so dope. | |
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StoneCrib said: thesexofit said: Hell no newjack wasn't even around in 1987 really.Well, either it WAS around or it WASN'T, there is no such thing as "not really" when speaking of something being in existence.
So, having said that, New Jack Swing WAS in fact around in the Fall of 87. Keith Sweat's "I Want Her" was out around then and that was the first hit of New Jack Swing that we got. Oh right then, if u wanna get all pedantic about it. OK, so ur right. "bad" is not newjack, nor did it influence it directly. | |
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