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Thread started 03/18/07 11:21pm

CinisterCee

I don't know about this: Michael Jackson in Blender magazine

In this month's Blender with Biggie on the cover:


Every month they have a "Back Catalogue" feature where they take a look at one artist's CDs and ranks them comparatively with some short reviews and 5 star system.

Well this month is Michael Jackson (including The Jacksons LPs), and I am having a hard time with the column "Be Careful". eek

It might as well be called "be careful you don't bite his style: these are all cinnie cee's favorites" neutral


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Reply #1 posted 03/19/07 1:23am

DarlingDiana

Do you have the reviews for all his albums? Or are they the only albums they reviewed?

How many stars is it out of? Hopefully it's out of 3 stars, because there is no way those albums are worth 2 out of 5 stars.
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Reply #2 posted 03/19/07 2:11am

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CinisterCee said:

In this month's Blender with Biggie on the cover:


Every month they have a "Back Catalogue" feature where they take a look at one artist's CDs and ranks them comparatively with some short reviews and 5 star system.

Well this month is Michael Jackson (including The Jacksons LPs), and I am having a hard time with the column "Be Careful". eek

It might as well be called "be careful you don't bite his style: these are all cinnie cee's favorites" neutral


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Incompetent reviews IMO!

The Jacksons 1976 is a great, funky and soulful album with songs like Enjoy yourself, Show me the way to go, Keep on Dancing and Blues away.

The live lp is also great and a testamente to how good they were live.
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Reply #3 posted 03/19/07 5:55am

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manthevan said:


Incompetent reviews IMO!

The Jacksons 1976 is a great, funky and soulful album with songs like Enjoy yourself, Show me the way to go, Keep on Dancing and Blues away.

The live lp is also great and a testamente to how good they were live.

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Reply #4 posted 03/19/07 7:14am

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manthevan said:





Incompetent reviews IMO!

The Jacksons 1976 is a great, funky and soulful album with songs like Enjoy yourself, Show me the way to go, Keep on Dancing and Blues away.

The live lp is also great and a testamente to how good they were live.



Exactly. I cannot believe they gave The Jacksons Live CD & The Jacksons self titled albums 2 stars. Blender is such a joke. How in the world did they come up with these lame ratings? SMH.
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Reply #5 posted 03/19/07 7:25am

alphastreet

I remember when they reviewed all of prince's albums, I expected better when it came to mj
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Reply #6 posted 03/19/07 7:33am

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i cant find it right now but like all his albums where reviewed
history got a 1 wich is not deserved it has good tracks but its more dark and bitter then his other stuff. off the wall got 5 stars thriller got 5 stars bad had 4 stars i believe dangerous 3 and invincible 3 well dangerous is better then 3 imo
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Reply #7 posted 03/19/07 7:33am

CinisterCee

manthevan said:


Incompetent reviews IMO!

The Jacksons 1976 is a great, funky and soulful album with songs like Enjoy yourself, Show me the way to go, Keep on Dancing and Blues away.

The live lp is also great and a testamente to how good they were live.


You forgot to mention that fro-ever Michael is better than Bad.
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Reply #8 posted 03/19/07 4:09pm

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CinisterCee said:

It might as well be called "be careful you don't bite his style: these are all cinnie cee's favorites" neutral


lol

Sorry Cinnie, but I found that funny. comfort

How would you rate them all? Which would you give five stars and which would you give just one star?
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Reply #9 posted 03/19/07 4:14pm

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Out of those four albums the wort in the bunch is Forever, Michael, which at worst is 2 1/2 stars. Everything else should be 3 1/2 or higher. And if anything, Goin' Places should have been their instead of their first CBS release.
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PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever
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Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It
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Reply #10 posted 03/19/07 4:31pm

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ain't got much to say about that except this: the song title "enjoy yourself" always makes me giggle. giggle
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Reply #11 posted 03/19/07 4:33pm

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Handclapsfingasnapz said:

ain't got much to say about that except this: the song title "enjoy yourself" always makes me giggle. giggle


What type of giggle though. I giggle when I hear "Chicken Noodle Soup."
PRINCE: Always and Forever
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Reply #12 posted 03/19/07 4:37pm

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LittleBLUECorvette said:

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

ain't got much to say about that except this: the song title "enjoy yourself" always makes me giggle. giggle


What type of giggle though. I giggle when I hear "Chicken Noodle Soup."

a "that sounds SO wrong"-type giggle.
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Reply #13 posted 03/19/07 4:38pm

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LittleBLUECorvette said:

Out of those four albums the wort in the bunch is Forever, Michael, which at worst is 2 1/2 stars. Everything else should be 3 1/2 or higher. And if anything, Goin' Places should have been their instead of their first CBS release.
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'Goin' Places' did get two stars, but it was in the 'Check It Out' section.

The only Jacksons album to get one star was 'Victory'.
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Reply #14 posted 03/19/07 5:46pm

JasonStar

CinisterCee said:

manthevan said:


Incompetent reviews IMO!

The Jacksons 1976 is a great, funky and soulful album with songs like Enjoy yourself, Show me the way to go, Keep on Dancing and Blues away.

The live lp is also great and a testamente to how good they were live.


You forgot to mention that fro-ever Michael is better than Bad.


And that Jacksons Live is AMAZING!!!!! biggrin
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Reply #15 posted 03/19/07 7:15pm

CinisterCee

sextonseven said:

CinisterCee said:

It might as well be called "be careful you don't bite his style: these are all cinnie cee's favorites" neutral


lol

Sorry Cinnie, but I found that funny. comfort

How would you rate them all? Which would you give five stars and which would you give just one star?


Like some of the ones Blender gave 1 star should get 2 stars. 1 star is like something you rate a Latoya Jackson album, not Michael.
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Reply #16 posted 03/19/07 8:15pm

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I remember another Blender article that says something about MJ's voice being the most imitated musical instrument in the history of modern recording.

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Reply #17 posted 03/20/07 7:17am

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CinisterCee said:

sextonseven said:



lol

Sorry Cinnie, but I found that funny. comfort

How would you rate them all? Which would you give five stars and which would you give just one star?


Like some of the ones Blender gave 1 star should get 2 stars. 1 star is like something you rate a Latoya Jackson album, not Michael.


You think Michael/The Jacksons are incapable of making a one star album? That sounds a little fammy.
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Reply #18 posted 03/20/07 7:23am

CinisterCee

sextonseven said:

CinisterCee said:



Like some of the ones Blender gave 1 star should get 2 stars. 1 star is like something you rate a Latoya Jackson album, not Michael.


You think Michael/The Jacksons are incapable of making a one star album? That sounds a little fammy.


The 1984 Jacksons album can be 1 star. smile
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Reply #19 posted 03/20/07 7:27am

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CinisterCee said:

sextonseven said:



You think Michael/The Jacksons are incapable of making a one star album? That sounds a little fammy.


The 1984 Jacksons album can be 1 star. smile


Why "Body" wasn't a #1 single, I will never understand. sad

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Reply #20 posted 03/20/07 8:24am

alphastreet

Adisa said:

I remember another Blender article that says something about MJ's voice being the most imitated musical instrument in the history of modern recording.

fro


I totally agree it is! But many don't pull it off as well as he does
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Reply #21 posted 03/20/07 11:33am

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Adisa said:

I remember another Blender article that says something about MJ's voice being the most imitated musical instrument in the history of modern recording.

fro


what voice were they refering to; his pre-teen voice, his late teens/early 20s voice(where he sounds his best) or his "hee, hee" voice... lol
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Reply #22 posted 03/20/07 2:57pm

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whatsgoingon said:

Adisa said:

I remember another Blender article that says something about MJ's voice being the most imitated musical instrument in the history of modern recording.

fro


what voice were they refering to; his pre-teen voice, his late teens/early 20s voice(where he sounds his best) or his "hee, hee" voice... lol

All of the above,I think. Regardless of genre, sex, or age of the performers,its easy to recognize that Jacksonian feel.
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