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One of my favorite MiJac Motown joints: Take Me Back (1975) If it was posted before, tough luck!  | |
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Staying a little on topic, here's another great joint from the same album (Forever, Michael):
You Are There: Musically in some ways it reminds me of "Got to Be There". | |
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Timmy84 said: If it was posted before, tough luck! Well there's no "Shalalalaboom My name is Dapper Dan" on it. But yeah cool track. "Just A Little Bit Of You" is my jam on that album tho. Can't wait for the 'Hello World' Remasters. They'll sound soooo good.  |
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I don't like his voice during those early years. They just seemed so under-developed. | |
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DiamondGlove said: I don't like his voice during those early years. They just seemed so under-developed.
On this album, he was 16/17 and a great vocalist, it's one of his greatest achievements, (his career survived his voice breaking/changing). Get It Together, Dancing Machine and Moving Violation are brilliant albums too. Apart from him and Stevie, can't think of many that survived the breaking of voice. [Edited 1/26/09 16:15pm] |
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Marrk said: DiamondGlove said: I don't like his voice during those early years. They just seemed so under-developed.
On this album, he was 16/17 and a great vocalist, it's one of his greatest achievements, (his career survived his voice breaking/changing). Get It Together, Dancing Machine and Moving Violation are brilliant albums too. Apart from him and Stevie, can't think of many that survived the breaking of voice. [Edited 1/26/09 16:15pm] Yes, that's fine and dandy. But no matter what you say or facts you give, it can never sound pleasant to me. When he got a little more older, definately. But his puberty voice, to me, is annoying. | |
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DiamondGlove said: Marrk said: On this album, he was 16/17 and a great vocalist, it's one of his greatest achievements, (his career survived his voice breaking/changing). Get It Together, Dancing Machine and Moving Violation are brilliant albums too. Apart from him and Stevie, can't think of many that survived the breaking of voice. [Edited 1/26/09 16:15pm] Yes, that's fine and dandy. But no matter what you say or facts you give, it can never sound pleasant to me. When he got a little more older, definately. But his puberty voice, to me, is annoying. It's all good.
I love exploring material from that time period. | |
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I'm probably the biggest Forever Michael cheerleader on the board!
Nothing but love for that album, and it helped me enjoy the group albums from that era already mentioned in the thread. | |
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