bboy87 said:

Shit, let's be out. We gone do this 'Dead Presidents' style.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Without any "Cleons" fucking it up.

Skip: "Why the fuck didn't you grab the cop?!"
Cleon: "You killed him, a young brother!"
Skip: "Maybe if you hadn't frozen up like a bitch I wouldn't have to do shit now would I?"
Kirby: "Will y'all shut the fuck up!?"

Skip ended up knocking Cleon's ass after Cleon called him a junkie to Anthony's face.

bboy87 said:

Count me in. Man he'll never see us coming.

Swa said:

DUH!

Swa said:

Stevie: "Damn, were that noise coming from?"

LittleBLUECorvette said:

gets ski mask and hoodie

bboy87 said:

Want me to get the face paint?

Now that we're getting this, this is the perfect time for Motown to finally release a Jackson 5 DVD set

bboy87 said:

SHOULD'VE been released.

Timmy84 said:

We're Here To Entertain You- The Jackson 5ive

The Jackson 5ive

Disc 1

October 18, 1969- "The Hollywood Palace
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Sing A Simple Song/ Can You Remember
I Want You Back
There Was A Time (with Diana Ross and Sammy Davis Jr)

December 12, 1969- The Ed Sullivan Show
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Stand!
Who's Lovin' You
I Want You Back

February 21, 1970- American Bandstand
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I Want You Back
ABC
Zip A Dee Doo Dah/There Was A Time


May 10, 1970 The Ed Sullivan Show
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The Love You Save


September 17, 1970 "Jim Nabors Show"
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I'll Be There
Let It Be/Shortnin' Bread (with Jim Nabors)


April 18, 1970- Diana!
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Mama's Pearl/Walk On/The Love You Save
I'll Be There
Feelin' Alright (with Diana Ross)

September 16, 1971- Goin' Back To Indiana

November 4, 1971- Flip Wilson Show
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I Want You Back/ABC/The Love You Save
Never Can Say Goodbye


March 1, 1972- Hellzapoppin'
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Sugar Daddy
Got To Be There/ Brand New Thing

September 15,1972- The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour
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Lookin' Through The Windows


November 4, 1972- Soul Train
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That's How Love Goes
I Want You Back
Corner Of The Sky
Daddy's Home
Lookin' Through The Windows


November 5, 1972- The Jackson 5 Show

March 1, 1973- The Academy Awards
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Ben



Disc 2

November 17, 1973- Soul Train
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Dancing Machine
Get It Together
You're In Good Hands
With a Child's Heart
Don't Say Goodbye Again

March 3, 1974- The Carol Burnett Show
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Dancing Machine
This Old Man
ABC

April 1974- The Mike Douglas Show
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It's Too Late To Change The Time
Dancing Machine

April 4, 1974- The Tonight Show
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Let It Be
Never Can Say Goodbye


August 19, 1974- The Tonight Show
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Killing Me Softly with His Song/By the Time I Get To Phoenix/Danny Boy

September 22, 1974- Sonny Comedy Revue
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The Life Of The Party

October 19, 1974- Soul Train
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Whatever You Got I Want
What You Don't Know
If I Don't Love You This Way


March 16, 1975- The Cher Show
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I Am Love
I Want You Back/I'll Be There/Never Can Say Goodbye/The Love You Save/ Dancing Machine

June 28, 1975- American Bandstand
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Moving Violation
Just A Little Bit Of You

October 5, 1975- Soul Train
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Forever Came Today
All I Do Is Think Of You
One Day In Your Life
Just A Little Bit Of You
We´ve Got Forever

You left of the Miss Black America Pageant,that's the rawest we'll ever seen t h J5 perform on video. The Chilin' Circuit.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

damn, I forgot about that one. Does Motown own that footage?

bboy87 said:

Stevie own that too.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

True that!

"LEMME HEAR YA SAY IT'S MY THANG! Give me a soul clap everybody!!!"

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Swa

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Damn it!

ain't like he gonna watch it!

bboy87 said:

Stevie don't own that, I don't know who owns it actually.

Swa said:

Alright, well either way I'm looking forward to audio from it.

Timmy84 said:

Yep maybe so.

There's a lot of songs still laying around from the SOTKL period that didn't leak YET.

Back on topic, $50!

Stevie will tell you himself he'll watch everything.

Also I wouldn't understimate him his hearing is so good by now that he can hear y'all from a mile away, he's on that matrix stuff. Wouldn't be shocked if you get kicked AND THEN thrown out, wonda style.

bboy87 said:

I'd definitely buy that.

NMuzakNSoul said:

I would too bu Motown would never release something so comprehensive, they'd want to leave somethin in the vault for future releases.

but i want a J5 DVD of some kind now dammit.

Marrk said:

Yeah, but consider this: How the packaging is and since it is 3 CDs, they could've charged around $75

$50 is around common price for something like this


matter of fact, I paid that same amount for my Japanese edition of Thriller!

bboy87 said:

It's 6 albums really. That's less then 10 per LP.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Correct me if im wrong being an ignorant white boy and all, but i thought it was the Chitlin' Circuit?? lol

ViintageJunkiie said:

Not sure how far they got with it,but a first single was chosen: "Buttercup".Interestingly,this song was finally released in 1982,recorded by a singer named Carl Anderson.Listen to his version and try to picture a young Michael Jackson singing it in 1973:


If Motown were able to pick a first single,I'm betting that the project was finished.

bboy87...can you give us a list of possible songs that are from this project? Besides "Buttercup"? I'm sure you have a list of unreleased songs from 1973 that may have been intended for this album.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

How the f*** do you figure that?

SoulAlive said:

I think its good, Thanks soulalive for posting this, Motown can go to hell for not releasing this , God, I dig it.