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Reply #90 posted 07/24/07 7:58pm

EmbattledWarri
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NuPwr319 said:

nd33 said:

Michael Jackson gets career advice from Prince
9:42AM Tuesday July 24, 2007


Earlier this year, the diminutive star snubbed Michael's offer of a joint tour to help him re-launch himself on the world stage.

Prince was said to be concerned that the hype surrounding Michael's comeback would over-shadow the concerts, and he wasn't prepared to be the Beat It singer's support act.

- BANG! SHOWBIZ


Wasn't there already a STATEMENT issued from MJ and his people that this was NOT TRUE.

It's "a FAKE, baby--no rhyme or reason. 'Cause in your mind, it's lyin' season, you're a FAKE!" (Alex O'Neal)

yah that was the snub though,
But i wouldn't doubt it if MJ watching Prince's current sucessed called Prince up, or waiteed outside a kindom hall in london and asked for some advice...
But its probably fake anyway
Still..
its good advice...
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Reply #91 posted 07/24/07 8:00pm

Timmy84

EmbattledWarrior said:

NuPwr319 said:



Wasn't there already a STATEMENT issued from MJ and his people that this was NOT TRUE.

It's "a FAKE, baby--no rhyme or reason. 'Cause in your mind, it's lyin' season, you're a FAKE!" (Alex O'Neal)

yah that was the snub though,
But i wouldn't doubt it if MJ watching Prince's current sucessed called Prince up, or waiteed outside a kindom hall in london and asked for some advice...
But its probably fake anyway
Still..
its good advice...


Rather that than will.i.am telling him he needs to redo "Thriller". mad
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Reply #92 posted 07/24/07 8:03pm

EmbattledWarri
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Timmy84 said:

EmbattledWarrior said:


yah that was the snub though,
But i wouldn't doubt it if MJ watching Prince's current sucessed called Prince up, or waiteed outside a kindom hall in london and asked for some advice...
But its probably fake anyway
Still..
its good advice...


Rather that than will.i.am telling him he needs to redo "Thriller". mad

don't even get me started on that!

But an acoustic michael jackson, would bring in new types of fans
and bring back the fans he's lost throuughout the years...
like me...
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Reply #93 posted 07/24/07 8:07pm

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A source told the New York Post newspaper: "Prince has been suggesting that Michael play a sequence of unplugged concerts in Las Vegas  just Michael and the microphone. No gimmicks, no costume changes, no smoke or mirrors, just his voice."

Screw whether this is true or not, here's an interesting question.
hmmm How many current "artists" do you think could successfully pull this off?

Talk about thinning the herd. smile


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Reply #94 posted 07/24/07 8:12pm

Timmy84

EmbattledWarrior said:

Timmy84 said:



Rather that than will.i.am telling him he needs to redo "Thriller". mad

don't even get me started on that!

But an acoustic michael jackson, would bring in new types of fans
and bring back the fans he's lost throuughout the years...
like me...


You know I've always said "Thriller" was both a blessing and a curse: a blessing because it enabled him to accomplish the impossible, and a curse because he's doomed for failure for every album he's put out after it. I feel "Thriller" stunted his artistic growth to an extent.
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Reply #95 posted 07/24/07 10:33pm

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something's telling me those 2 bitches have been cool with each other for awhile lol

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I'm pretty sure whatever rivalry they had was purely professional. Prince can be kind of a cunt sometimes, (my voice is gettin higher, I ain't never had my nose done) but he does that to everybody, so I wouldn't take that stuff to mean he's got anything against the guy.


Besides, remember the transcripts of Macauley's testimony during the trial? Apparently, Prince and MJ go toy shopping together. lol
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Reply #96 posted 07/24/07 11:02pm

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Timmy84 said:

Timmy84 said:



Good point there! Maybe it's best they stayed apart. confused Prince fans will never forgive MJ if the two agree to do a duet and it stinks, lol. I remember watching the "Whatzupwitu" video with a neutral look on my face. lol


And just think the same man who did the collabo with MJ (and was imitating Prince while doing it too!) was the one who said:

"...I heard Michael Jackson was looking for me
And when I heard that, I was like 'so?'
'Cause I'd f*ck Mike up, he don't weight over a buck o-five
I bust that ass on Mike but my manager said 'we don't know everything about Michael, he might be this bad motherf*cker behind close doors
A recluse like Mike, if you dealt with him in private, he'd be completely different and I'd be imagining Mike coming to me at a party like:
'(in high-pitched voice) LEMME TALK TO YOU FOR A MINUTE! Yeah uh, what's your f*cking problem, huh? Then why you keep f*cking with me then, huh?
You know I'm Michael Jackson, I'd bust yo ass! I hear some more sh*t, I'll put this glove up yo ass...'
Michael is so famous, he went on TV and told everybody he didn't have sex because of his religious beliefs and the public believed it
Brothers were like 'get the f*ck out of here' and white folks were like 'That Michael's a special kind of guy!'
You know how I knew y'all believed him, y'all didn't get mad when he took Brooke Shields to the Grammys! Nobody white said sh*t! If I took Brooke to the Grammy's, y'all would lose your mind...
...'cause you knew Brooke would get f*cked that night. And Brooke knew too, that's why we going THIS YEAR, no..."
- Eddie Murphy, "Raw" (1987)

Two years later, he's the one presenting MJ with an award on "Arsenio Hall" and I think months before that he gave him a Soul Train award. LOL
[Edited 7/24/07 19:57pm]
[Edited 7/24/07 19:59pm]

hmm Damn dude!!! Was this from memory or did you sit there with the dvd on slo-mo, subtitles on and write a transcript?
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Reply #97 posted 07/24/07 11:27pm

Timmy84

AvramsDad said:

Timmy84 said:



And just think the same man who did the collabo with MJ (and was imitating Prince while doing it too!) was the one who said:

"...I heard Michael Jackson was looking for me
And when I heard that, I was like 'so?'
'Cause I'd f*ck Mike up, he don't weight over a buck o-five
I bust that ass on Mike but my manager said 'we don't know everything about Michael, he might be this bad motherf*cker behind close doors
A recluse like Mike, if you dealt with him in private, he'd be completely different and I'd be imagining Mike coming to me at a party like:
'(in high-pitched voice) LEMME TALK TO YOU FOR A MINUTE! Yeah uh, what's your f*cking problem, huh? Then why you keep f*cking with me then, huh?
You know I'm Michael Jackson, I'd bust yo ass! I hear some more sh*t, I'll put this glove up yo ass...'
Michael is so famous, he went on TV and told everybody he didn't have sex because of his religious beliefs and the public believed it
Brothers were like 'get the f*ck out of here' and white folks were like 'That Michael's a special kind of guy!'
You know how I knew y'all believed him, y'all didn't get mad when he took Brooke Shields to the Grammys! Nobody white said sh*t! If I took Brooke to the Grammy's, y'all would lose your mind...
...'cause you knew Brooke would get f*cked that night. And Brooke knew too, that's why we going THIS YEAR, no..."
- Eddie Murphy, "Raw" (1987)

Two years later, he's the one presenting MJ with an award on "Arsenio Hall" and I think months before that he gave him a Soul Train award. LOL
[Edited 7/24/07 19:57pm]
[Edited 7/24/07 19:59pm]

hmm Damn dude!!! Was this from memory or did you sit there with the dvd on slo-mo, subtitles on and write a transcript?


Memory. lol
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Reply #98 posted 07/24/07 11:29pm

Timmy84

meow85 said:

bboy87 said:

something's telling me those 2 bitches have been cool with each other for awhile lol

nod

I'm pretty sure whatever rivalry they had was purely professional. Prince can be kind of a cunt sometimes, (my voice is gettin higher, I ain't never had my nose done) but he does that to everybody, so I wouldn't take that stuff to mean he's got anything against the guy.


Besides, remember the transcripts of Macauley's testimony during the trial? Apparently, Prince and MJ go toy shopping together. lol


hmm You sure you don't mean Mike's ten-year-old son Prince?
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Reply #99 posted 07/25/07 12:53am

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Timmy84 said:

meow85 said:


nod

I'm pretty sure whatever rivalry they had was purely professional. Prince can be kind of a cunt sometimes, (my voice is gettin higher, I ain't never had my nose done) but he does that to everybody, so I wouldn't take that stuff to mean he's got anything against the guy.


Besides, remember the transcripts of Macauley's testimony during the trial? Apparently, Prince and MJ go toy shopping together. lol


hmm You sure you don't mean Mike's ten-year-old son Prince?

Considering Mac was referring to a shopping trip that took place back when he was still a little kid hanging out with Michael, I'd say it's safe to say he wasn't talking about the child. lol

How many people named Prince -that are referred to without a last name, natch -did Michael know in the late 80's/early 90's?
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Reply #100 posted 07/25/07 1:58am

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Dang, that kid is already giving him solid career advice?! eek What a prodigy!
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Reply #101 posted 07/25/07 2:13am

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I didn't say he should abandon the dance wink I said he should abandon that album he's working on.

C'mon now, you don't know anything about the upcoming record. None of us do. We don't know who he's actually working with or whose songs he'll actually use. Let's just wait and see what he brings us. Bet it'll be awesome. I have a lot of faith in MJ. He didn't become the biggest star in the world by accident ya know.


Don't kid yourself lol You know darn well what his new album will sound like.It will feature music produced by the hottest names in the R&B world right now.That's how Michael operates.He will call up folks like R.Kelly and Ne-Yo,trying to stay cool and hip with the latest sounds.I'm saying that this strategy is played out for him.Why not do an acoustic Unplugged album instead? I think his longtime fans would appreciate that a whole lot more.
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Reply #102 posted 07/25/07 2:21am

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SoulAlive said:

mrsnet said:


C'mon now, you don't know anything about the upcoming record. None of us do. We don't know who he's actually working with or whose songs he'll actually use. Let's just wait and see what he brings us. Bet it'll be awesome. I have a lot of faith in MJ. He didn't become the biggest star in the world by accident ya know.


Don't kid yourself lol You know darn well what his new album will sound like.It will feature music produced by the hottest names in the R&B world right now.That's how Michael operates.He will call up folks like R.Kelly and Ne-Yo,trying to stay cool and hip with the latest sounds.I'm saying that this strategy is played out for him.Why not do an acoustic Unplugged album instead? I think his longtime fans would appreciate that a whole lot more.

See the problem with going acoustic is, it aint marketable...
It will regenerate his name as a bonafide artist.
But say Mike released an acoustic album of just Piano Voice, and maybe some acoustic guitar...
produced entirely by himself, written entirely by himself...
Sure, i'll love it...
some of the orger may love it...
Hell the whole soul movement would love it,
MIke can grow out his perm and Don an Afro again...
But his i'll betcha his fan base won't like it...
not acustumed to it...
He'll have to start over...
and mike doesn't want to do that...

Personally i think he needs to start over...
Just push reset on his career and rebuild the tattered name that is Michael Jackson

If i had my way, i'd strip the moonwalking, the poplocking,
Get a stool, a mic. a backing pianist, an acoustic guitar...
and thats it...
but hey,
that aint marketable...

The foundations of Michael Jacksons name wasn't built on good writing, and instrument playing
it was built on pop
and if he wants to come back fully
i think he needs to take off his pop crown
throw it in the ocean and tear down his original name...
thats the only way
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Reply #103 posted 07/25/07 2:41am

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this story is faker than Clay Aiken's heterosexuality

lol its lies clay is as straight as the dickens.
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Reply #104 posted 07/25/07 2:48am

SoulAlive

I disagree,I think his hardcore fans would go nuts if he released an 'Unplugged'.Longtime fans would be thrilled to hear stuff like "I Can't Help It" and "Maybe Tomorrow" played in this setting.It would be a career rebirth for him.Look what happened when Rod Stewart did an Unplugged set in the early 90s...it became one of his biggest albums ever,paving the way for his current success as a singer of standards.

As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.
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Reply #105 posted 07/25/07 4:24am

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seeingvoices12 said:


?????

comfort There, there. Don't worry about it. Here's a lollipop. Look out the window. See policemen? Yes one day you could be a policeman too. Oh, you want to practise walking again? Okay, but I'll hold this pillow in front of you just to be safe. Ooohhhh, you are so cute.
[Edited 7/24/07 11:36am]


You are cutier confused smile , But please lay off the drugs .....


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Cinnie said:

oh, go listen to this> http://media.putfile.com/finger-27

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Reply #106 posted 07/25/07 5:01am

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I disagree,I think his hardcore fans would go nuts if he released an 'Unplugged'.Longtime fans would be thrilled to hear stuff like "I Can't Help It" and "Maybe Tomorrow" played in this setting.It would be a career rebirth for him.Look what happened when Rod Stewart did an Unplugged set in the early 90s...it became one of his biggest albums ever,paving the way for his current success as a singer of standards.

As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.


Being Marketable is important to Michael "King of Pop" Jackson and it's also important to his Bad/History/Dangerous era fans, because most of them see MJ as a video star/dancer first and foremost. And to be honest those type of fans are really important to him, because they probably make up the majority of his fanbase now.

Now I rather him do the accoustic thing myself, because I am a sucker for a proper live show as oppose to a show which is more like a video on stage which is what most of the solo Mj tours are all about. I would much rather watch the J5 in Mexico 1975, which was just Michael and his brothers with a great orchestra, than the Dangerous tour any day.
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Reply #107 posted 07/25/07 5:07am

midnightmover

seeingvoices12 said:



You are cutier confused smile , But please lay off the drugs .....



[Edited 7/25/07 4:25am]

Good to see the sarcasm wasn't lost on you. Now have you had any luck understanding this post yet? I can give you a junior translation if it's too complicated.

There's such a thing as overdubbing. There's such a thing as auto tuner. The days of studio recordings being an accurate representation of a singer's ability ended about 30 years ago. As for will.i.am, just how much singing did he really hear from Michael? They didn't even finish a track. I'll take the word of floetry who wrote Butterfly. She was thanking Michael in an interview, but couldn't help mentioning how she had to coax him during the recording ("Can you get your pitching right? Can you get your timing right? Can you sing this bit more powerfully?"). I guarantee no one was reminding Michael to sing in tune in 1972 when he recorded Ben in one take, or in 79 when he recorded vocals for Rock With You and Off The Wall in one afternoon.

[Edited 7/25/07 5:07am]
[Edited 7/25/07 7:51am]
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Reply #108 posted 07/25/07 6:34am

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whatsgoingon said:

SoulAlive said:

I disagree,I think his hardcore fans would go nuts if he released an 'Unplugged'.Longtime fans would be thrilled to hear stuff like "I Can't Help It" and "Maybe Tomorrow" played in this setting.It would be a career rebirth for him.Look what happened when Rod Stewart did an Unplugged set in the early 90s...it became one of his biggest albums ever,paving the way for his current success as a singer of standards.

As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.


Being Marketable is important to Michael "King of Pop" Jackson and it's also important to his Bad/History/Dangerous era fans, because most of them see MJ as a video star/dancer first and foremost. And to be honest those type of fans are really important to him, because they probably make up the majority of his fanbase now.

Now I rather him do the accoustic thing myself, because I am a sucker for a proper live show as oppose to a show which is more like a video on stage which is what most of the solo Mj tours are all about. I would much rather watch the J5 in Mexico 1975, which was just Michael and his brothers with a great orchestra, than the Dangerous tour any day.


And this is exactly one of the reasons why I don’t hold my breath for a new release from him.
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Reply #109 posted 07/25/07 7:37am

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Even if its true, I don't think Mike would be happy with this advice. lol

MJ is fucked up in the head, He thinks he can make a come back and challenge Usher and Timberlake.
I expect nothing positive from him.
[Edited 7/23/07 17:47pm]

I would hope that MJ realizes that he isn't 25 or 35 anymore. I would also hope that he knows that he has made history and needs to just make good music and give good performances.

I have been praying that MJ would play an acoustic show. No over the top show numbers, no over the top dancing and no big light shows. I would love to see him do something the Musicology tour. MJ has the talent, but who knows.

Also, do u guys think that MJ and P now have a connection since P is now a JW? As we all know, MJ was brought up JW and probably still has some of the same beliefs.
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Reply #110 posted 07/25/07 12:15pm

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As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.

Oh Please already. LOL. MJ DOES NOT need reintroducing to the masses. Hell there's an upcoming 'Thrill The World' where people WORLDWIDE will be doing the Thriller dance 10/26/07 at the same time. He still outsells his contemporaries 3 to 1 (Madonna & Prince). EVERYBODY is awaiting this new album including Black folk,LOL. I know I'm Black. He can still sell ,as you say 'trillions' LOL. Invincible sold over 10 million (worldwide) with no promotion. "shit hop garbage'???? like Whatever Happens, Butterflies, Break of Dawn, Who Is It? etc. etc.
I'm outta this Thread. But I'll tell you - people still consider Mike the greatest entertainer in the world. I'm outta here. Tired of you downplaying this man's awesome talent and everything he's given to the industry and the world. And all of the doors he's opened.
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Reply #111 posted 07/25/07 1:26pm

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lol at the news.


I love the way some of you are already criticising something that does not even exist yet - his "comeback".
[Edited 7/25/07 13:37pm]
"When Michael Jackson is just singing and dancing, you just think this is an astonishing talent. And he has had this astounding talent all his life, but we want him to be floored as well. We really don´t like the idea that he could have it all."
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Reply #112 posted 07/25/07 1:39pm

Timmy84

mrsnet said:

SoulAlive said:



As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.

Oh Please already. LOL. MJ DOES NOT need reintroducing to the masses. Hell there's an upcoming 'Thrill The World' where people WORLDWIDE will be doing the Thriller dance 10/26/07 at the same time. He still outsells his contemporaries 3 to 1 (Madonna & Prince). EVERYBODY is awaiting this new album including Black folk,LOL. I know I'm Black. He can still sell ,as you say 'trillions' LOL. Invincible sold over 10 million (worldwide) with no promotion. "shit hop garbage'???? like Whatever Happens, Butterflies, Break of Dawn, Who Is It? etc. etc.
I'm outta this Thread. But I'll tell you - people still consider Mike the greatest entertainer in the world. I'm outta here. Tired of you downplaying this man's awesome talent and everything he's given to the industry and the world. And all of the doors he's opened.


No one's downplaying shit. lol And he meant for THIS album, not the last, though some of the songs on his last album were hmm JMO.
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Reply #113 posted 07/25/07 1:56pm

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midnightmover said:

seeingvoices12 said:



You are cutier confused smile , But please lay off the drugs .....



[Edited 7/25/07 4:25am]

Good to see the sarcasm wasn't lost on you. Now have you had any luck understanding this post yet? I can give you a junior translation if it's too complicated.


It was not too much important to so much attention to it, but please before giving me a junior translation you need to get a reality check so its easier for us to talk and understand each other ..what do you think?
MICHAEL JACKSON
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Reply #114 posted 07/25/07 1:57pm

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midnightmover said:

seeingvoices12 said:



You are cutier confused smile , But please lay off the drugs .....



[Edited 7/25/07 4:25am]

Good to see the sarcasm wasn't lost on you. Now have you had any luck understanding this post yet? I can give you a junior translation if it's too complicated.


It was not too much important to so much attention to it, but please before giving me a junior translation you need to get a reality check so its easier for us to talk and understand each other ..what do you think?
MICHAEL JACKSON
R.I.P
مايكل جاكسون للأبد
1958
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Reply #115 posted 07/25/07 1:59pm

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dag said:

lol at the news.


I love the way some of you are already criticising something that does not even exist yet - his "comeback".
[Edited 7/25/07 13:37pm]


Exactly....Its puzzling really.....
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Reply #116 posted 07/25/07 2:07pm

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mrsnet said:

SoulAlive said:



As for whether or not is "marketable"....that shouldn't really be important.Mike's days of selling a trillion copies of an album are over,and he should accept that.This acoustic album doesn't need to be a big seller.It will serve a more important purpose.It will re-introduce Michael to the masses...it will put the focus on his classic songs....it will spotlight his voice,with no distractions.It will feature Michael singing real songs again,instead of all that pretentious,shit hop garbage that we would hear on a typical MJ album.

Oh Please already. LOL. MJ DOES NOT need reintroducing to the masses. Hell there's an upcoming 'Thrill The World' where people WORLDWIDE will be doing the Thriller dance 10/26/07 at the same time. He still outsells his contemporaries 3 to 1 (Madonna & Prince). EVERYBODY is awaiting this new album including Black folk,LOL. I know I'm Black. He can still sell ,as you say 'trillions' LOL. Invincible sold over 10 million (worldwide) with no promotion. "shit hop garbage'???? like Whatever Happens, Butterflies, Break of Dawn, Who Is It? etc. etc.
I'm outta this Thread. But I'll tell you - people still consider Mike the greatest entertainer in the world. I'm outta here. Tired of you downplaying this man's awesome talent and everything he's given to the industry and the world. And all of the doors he's opened.


mrsnet, Thank You, THANK You, THANK YOU!!!
Again, I agree with every single word that you posted. First, I don't believe this story about "Prince giving Michael advice" concerning an acoustic concert. Michael has been thinking about this for years and his fans have also been talking about it for years. When he planned the HBO concert" One Night Only"(he became ill and had to cancel it), it was basically supposed to be an acoustic set. What really bothers me is the percepetion that someone else(Prince) has to give Michael advice about something that he already has been thinking about. IF he does come out with an "unplugged" concert, then the media will have a field day saying that MJ took Prince's advice. Of course, fans will know that is BS because Prince didn't have to tell Michael something that he was already thinking about and something that fans have been discussing on fan boards for YEARS. This article is just another way to try and downplay Michael's imput into his own career. Anyone who knows Michael and who has been a fan of his knows that he has a mind of his own and will do what he wants-whether people agree or disagree with his decisions.
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Reply #117 posted 07/25/07 2:09pm

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Oh Please already. LOL. MJ DOES NOT need reintroducing to the masses. Hell there's an upcoming 'Thrill The World' where people WORLDWIDE will be doing the Thriller dance 10/26/07 at the same time. He still outsells his contemporaries 3 to 1 (Madonna & Prince). EVERYBODY is awaiting this new album including Black folk,LOL. I know I'm Black. He can still sell ,as you say 'trillions' LOL. Invincible sold over 10 million (worldwide) with no promotion. "shit hop garbage'???? like Whatever Happens, Butterflies, Break of Dawn, Who Is It? etc. etc.
I'm outta this Thread. But I'll tell you - people still consider Mike the greatest entertainer in the world. I'm outta here. Tired of you downplaying this man's awesome talent and everything he's given to the industry and the world. And all of the doors he's opened.


No one's downplaying shit. lol And he meant for THIS album, not the last, though some of the songs on his last album were hmm JMO.
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C´mon, Timmy. The last Prince albums are also not one of his best for me and I have not started questioning Prince´s ability to make great music or do whatever like some of the ppl over here at the org.
"When Michael Jackson is just singing and dancing, you just think this is an astonishing talent. And he has had this astounding talent all his life, but we want him to be floored as well. We really don´t like the idea that he could have it all."
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Reply #118 posted 07/25/07 2:13pm

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No one's downplaying shit. lol And he meant for THIS album, not the last, though some of the songs on his last album were hmm JMO.
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C´mon, Timmy. The last Prince albums are also not one of his best for me and I have not started questioning Prince´s ability to make great music or do whatever like some of the ppl over here at the org.


I'm not comparing their albums, hell least Prince's got live instrumentation on some of the songs, I wouldn't mind it if he did say this. I've seen Mike do the same thing for 20 years (true Prince has too) but I want him to shock me. I want him to really show out. "Invincible" had fine material but it seemed he lost focus at the same time because of all the craziness that surrounded the making of it. I'm just saying.
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Reply #119 posted 07/25/07 2:29pm

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C´mon, Timmy. The last Prince albums are also not one of his best for me and I have not started questioning Prince´s ability to make great music or do whatever like some of the ppl over here at the org.


I'm not comparing their albums, hell least Prince's got live instrumentation on some of the songs, I wouldn't mind it if he did say this. I've seen Mike do the same thing for 20 years (true Prince has too) but I want him to shock me. I want him to really show out. "Invincible" had fine material but it seemed he lost focus at the same time because of all the craziness that surrounded the making of it. I'm just saying.

I know what you´re saying. Unless Mike shocks ppl, they feel disapointed. But are you sure it is still possible to shock anyone nowadays? I hope Mike can. Mike always could. That´s why I am looking forward to this, but I will try not to be disapointed if he doesn´t shock me. Anyways, I think that if there´s anyone who can surprise us, it´s Mike. So let´s pray he will manage.

BTW, I´d love to hear live intrumentation as well. That would be so cool. I hate this electronic sh*t that´s out there today.
"When Michael Jackson is just singing and dancing, you just think this is an astonishing talent. And he has had this astounding talent all his life, but we want him to be floored as well. We really don´t like the idea that he could have it all."
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