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PrintableNot taking anything away from him, but these were not actual "singles", im more impressed with everyone else on the list mostly because there were actual "physical" singles that people went out and bought on top of buying the albums, airplay was a very small factor back then, in fact you couldnt even chart back then if you didnt have a an actual "single". JT didnt actually have a single from this album, and i dont believe Shania had singles for all the songs on the album. So its a good accomplishment, but i would have to give JT the old * next to his accomplishment. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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lastdecember said: Not taking anything away from him, but these were not actual "singles", im more impressed with everyone else on the list mostly because there were actual "physical" singles that people went out and bought on top of buying the albums, airplay was a very small factor back then, in fact you couldnt even chart back then if you didnt have a an actual "single". JT didnt actually have a single from this album, and i dont believe Shania had singles for all the songs on the album. So its a good accomplishment, but i would have to give JT the old * next to his accomplishment.
Well people did buy singles off the internet. I dont know how much that counts Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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motownlover said: floetcist said: Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation (7)
Michael Jackson Bad (7) Michael Jackson Thriller (7) Michael Jackson Dangerous (7) Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A. (7) Bryan Adams Reckless (6) Def Leppard Hysteria (6) Footloose (6) Janet Jackson janet. (6) Janet Jackson Control (6) Billy Joel An Innocent Man (6) George Michael Faith (6) Justin Timberlake FutureSex / LoveSounds (6) Shania Twain Come On Over (6) Sorry but 
All the other aforementioned people on the list deserved there place on the list. Justin?  Great, I can already hear the fan girls talking about how he is the "King of Pop".  Anyway, on the bright side, cool to see both Janet and Michael make the list THREE times!!black or white , remember the time,will you be there , give in to me , in the closet , jam , heal the world , who is it and gone to soon charted 33 so that makes 8 - 9 singles and bad had bad , man in the mirror , the way you make me feel , dirty diana, smooth criminal , i just cant stop loving you , liberian girl , another part of me , leave me alone that makes 9 singles but maybe not all big singles yeah a couple probably never made it to the top 40 Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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motownlover said: floetcist said: Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation (7)
Michael Jackson Bad (7) Michael Jackson Thriller (7) Michael Jackson Dangerous (7) Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A. (7) Bryan Adams Reckless (6) Def Leppard Hysteria (6) Footloose (6) Janet Jackson janet. (6) Janet Jackson Control (6) Billy Joel An Innocent Man (6) George Michael Faith (6) Justin Timberlake FutureSex / LoveSounds (6) Shania Twain Come On Over (6) Sorry but
All the other aforementioned people on the list deserved there place on the list. Justin? Great, I can already hear the fan girls talking about how he is the "King of Pop". Anyway, on the bright side, cool to see both Janet and Michael make the list THREE times!!black or white , remember the time,will you be there , give in to me , in the closet , jam , heal the world , who is it and gone to soon charted 33 so that makes 8 - 9 singles and bad had bad , man in the mirror , the way you make me feel , dirty diana, smooth criminal , i just cant stop loving you , liberian girl , another part of me , leave me alone that makes 9 singles but maybe not all big singles "Will You Be There", "Give In To Me", "Gone Too Soon", "Liberian Girl" and "Leave Me Alone", did not make the top 40 here in the U.S. I don't think most of them even had a U.S. physical single which at the time would make them ineligible for the U.S. charts. | |
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it almost doesnt actually, mainly because there are songs that people buy more of off the internet but they dont chart because they arent considered a current single, its like what they do with the "Catalog" album chart, their are "Catalog" albums that sell 10times more than albums on the Top 200 but they are excluded from the Top 200 chart because they are too old, this is why you dont see albums like AcDC "back in black" or Pink Floyd "dark side of the moon" on the chart anymore, not because they arent selling enough. So its impressive to get 6 off an album, but not the same as it was before, and there have been close calls to this, PCD had 5 charted top 40 singles here in the USA and 7 in the UK, and Rihanna is easily gonna get 6 off her current album, shes already at 4, and the label is planning 3-4 more. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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until the end of time sounds exactly like a prince song, with all that percussion
justin is the first to go that far, while ripping off someone else's music. The songs on that album are good, but I've seen it all before | |
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sextonseven said: bboy87 said: What Goes Around does have a video. MTV was gettin it's coochie moist everytime they actually played it Yes, it's an eight-minute epic with Scarlett Johansson. Rumor is Justin cast Scarlett in the video against Cameron's wishes and then promptly did her after the shoot was over. That's why they broke up. Again, this is the rumor that was circulating, but it's the one I like to believe.  Who knows what really happened?What really happened is that Justin promptly went shopping with Scarlett after the shoot was over, and bought her a new pair of Manolos. Cammy was so pissed that she was no longer Justin's #1 hag, so she kicked him to the curb. | |
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floetcist said: All the other aforementioned people on the list deserved there place on the list. Justin?
Great, I can already hear the fan girls talking about how he is the "King of Pop". Anyway, on the bright side, cool to see both Janet and Michael make the list THREE times!!Why doesn't Justin deserve to be on the list? If his songs have attained that amount of success and popularity with the listening public...it should be fairly recognized. Justin's album has been largely popular this year....HE is very popular...it is what it is. love is a fate resigned memories mar my mind love it is a fate resigned Over futile odds and laughed at by the Gods and now the final frame Love is a losing game | |
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Scorpion said: floetcist said: All the other aforementioned people on the list deserved there place on the list. Justin?
Great, I can already hear the fan girls talking about how he is the "King of Pop". Anyway, on the bright side, cool to see both Janet and Michael make the list THREE times!!Why doesn't Justin deserve to be on the list? If his songs have attained that amount of success and popularity with the listening public...it should be fairly recognized. Justin's album has been largely popular this year....HE is very popular...it is what it is. I agree. I'm no fan, but he obviously crafted music (with notable help, just like the Jacksons) that appeals to lots of people. And not just one song but lots of songs on the album. It's not to say it's the greatest music ever, but nice inoffensive pop. But it's amazing how out of it I am. I've only ever heard Sexyback & his Coldplay song. I should also mention that outside of the Innocent Man & Thriller cassettes I had in the 80's, I don't own any of those albums! [Edited 10/11/07 12:24pm] My Legacy
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NDRU said: Scorpion said: Why doesn't Justin deserve to be on the list? If his songs have attained that amount of success and popularity with the listening public...it should be fairly recognized. Justin's album has been largely popular this year....HE is very popular...it is what it is. I agree. I'm no fan, but he obviously crafted music (with notable help, just like the Jacksons) that appeals to lots of people. And not just one song but lots of songs on the album. It's not to say it's the greatest music ever, but nice inoffensive pop. But it's amazing how out of it I am. I've only ever heard Sexyback & his Coldplay song. I should also mention that outside of the Innocent Man & Thriller cassettes I had in the 80's, I don't own any of those albums! [Edited 10/11/07 12:24pm] I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. | |
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Rodya24 said: NDRU said: I agree. I'm no fan, but he obviously crafted music (with notable help, just like the Jacksons) that appeals to lots of people. And not just one song but lots of songs on the album. It's not to say it's the greatest music ever, but nice inoffensive pop. But it's amazing how out of it I am. I've only ever heard Sexyback & his Coldplay song. I should also mention that outside of the Innocent Man & Thriller cassettes I had in the 80's, I don't own any of those albums! [Edited 10/11/07 12:24pm] I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. You mention Janet in every post.  | |
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VoicesCarry said: sextonseven said: Yes, it's an eight-minute epic with Scarlett Johansson. Rumor is Justin cast Scarlett in the video against Cameron's wishes and then promptly did her after the shoot was over. That's why they broke up. Again, this is the rumor that was circulating, but it's the one I like to believe. Who knows what really happened?What really happened is that Justin promptly went shopping with Scarlett after the shoot was over, and bought her a new pair of Manolos. Cammy was so pissed that she was no longer Justin's #1 hag, so she kicked him to the curb. I guess that scenario is also likely. 
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VoicesCarry said: Rodya24 said: I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. You mention Janet in every post. I know. I have an obsession with her. I need to stop. But it is like a drug. I need to keep mentioning her. Quite sad. But others seem to have a similar obsession with Michael Jackson, so I guess we are all in the same boat.  | |
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Rodya24 said: VoicesCarry said: You mention Janet in every post. I know. I have an obsession with her. I need to stop. But it is like a drug. I need to keep mentioning her. Quite sad. But others seem to have a similar obsession with Michael Jackson, so I guess we are all in the same boat. I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel  " animation, lol. | |
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Timmy84 said: Rodya24 said: I know. I have an obsession with her. I need to stop. But it is like a drug. I need to keep mentioning her. Quite sad. But others seem to have a similar obsession with Michael Jackson, so I guess we are all in the same boat. I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel " animation, lol.LOL. I have noticed that Jackson is quite a common name in the United States. | |
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Timmy84 said: Rodya24 said: I know. I have an obsession with her. I need to stop. But it is like a drug. I need to keep mentioning her. Quite sad. But others seem to have a similar obsession with Michael Jackson, so I guess we are all in the same boat. I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel " animation, lol.What about Luscious? | |
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Rodya24 said: NDRU said: I agree. I'm no fan, but he obviously crafted music (with notable help, just like the Jacksons) that appeals to lots of people. And not just one song but lots of songs on the album. It's not to say it's the greatest music ever, but nice inoffensive pop. But it's amazing how out of it I am. I've only ever heard Sexyback & his Coldplay song. I should also mention that outside of the Innocent Man & Thriller cassettes I had in the 80's, I don't own any of those albums! [Edited 10/11/07 12:24pm] I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. when has michael ever crafted an album by himself?? | |
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alphastreet said: until the end of time sounds exactly like a prince song, with all that percussion
justin is the first to go that far, while ripping off someone else's music. The songs on that album are good, but I've seen it all before Justin is really riding hard on Prince's dick right now. First it was tracks Michael had turned down for a 'Off the Wall' vibe for his "Justified" album, now its "FutureSexy/LoveSounds", which is such a blatant rip off of LoveSexy. Have they no shame? Whats next? Is he going to be Bob Dylan now? Are people going to start calling him versatile and reinventing himself? Yeah right, 'reinventing yourself' by picking a new artist to emulate 
Samething for Janet. She turned down most of the tracks from The Neptunes that ended up on Britney Spears' "Britney". I love how they got all the watered down wannabe songs, lol. White Americans, what? Nothing better to do? Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too. -White Stripes | |
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LOW AND BEHOLD, ITS LADY SCORPIAN. Coughselloutcough. 
VoicesCarry said: Rodya24 said: I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. You mention Janet in every post. He stay on her tittie. He wants her, and he wants her bad. He won't admit it though. White Americans, what? Nothing better to do? Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too. -White Stripes | |
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lowkey said: Rodya24 said: I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. when has michael ever crafted an album by himself?? Never. But at least he writes and produces several of the songs on his albums all on his own. Until Justin Timberlake does that, I will think of him as a bland and mediocre popular musician and entertainer who has sung some great songs. | |
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Who cares? "And When The Groove Is Dead And Gone, You Know That Love Survives, So We Can Rock Forever" RIP MJ 
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lowkey said: Rodya24 said: I agree. I think Justin Timberlake is in the same boat as Janet Jackson. Reliant on others for his sound. Until he writes and produces several songs on his album all on his own, I will continue to see him in this light. But his popularity, like Janet Jackson's during the late '80s in particular, cannot be denied. However, unlike Thriller or Born In The USA, I do not think his album has had NEARLY the same impact on popular culture. Hence, you and others in this thread not being aware of some of his singles. when has michael ever crafted an album by himself?? There isn't anyone who has ever crafted an entire album solely by themselves. ::hears the Prince Stans about to charge in, with their Prince plays 2084723905803945684 instruments lectures and essays:: White Americans, what? Nothing better to do? Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too. -White Stripes | |
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Timmy84 said: Rodya24 said: I know. I have an obsession with her. I need to stop. But it is like a drug. I need to keep mentioning her. Quite sad. But others seem to have a similar obsession with Michael Jackson, so I guess we are all in the same boat. I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel " animation, lol.You didn't mention Stoney! and just for that: 
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floetcist said: lowkey said: when has michael ever crafted an album by himself?? There isn't anyone who has ever crafted an entire album solely by themselves. ::hears the Prince Stans about to charge in, with their Prince plays 2084723905803945684 instruments lectures and essays:: OMG HERE THEY COME!!!!!  "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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Janfriend said: Timmy84 said: I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel " animation, lol.What about Luscious? They cute.
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bboy87 said: Timmy84 said: I can do fine not mentioning any Jackson. All of them get on my nerves: Michael, Janet, Jesse, Stonewall, Andrew, Samuel (well not really him, he's the only Jackson I dig at this point )
You know I'm also saying this so y'all won't give me a "Samuel " animation, lol.You didn't mention Stoney! and just for that:
Stank u very much.
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bboy87 said: floetcist said: There isn't anyone who has ever crafted an entire album solely by themselves. ::hears the Prince Stans about to charge in, with their Prince plays 2084723905803945684 instruments lectures and essays:: OMG HERE THEY COME!!!!! | |
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Timmy84 said: bboy87 said: OMG HERE THEY COME!!!!! wtf? are you and BBoy the Dynamic Duo of the org?  I am a Rail Road, Track Abandoned
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EmbattledWarrior said: Timmy84 said: wtf? are you and BBoy the Dynamic Duo of the org? Timmy84,LittleBlueCorvette,MuthaFunka,and I are the NEW WORLD ORDER OF THE ORG  "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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