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phunkdaddy said: Timmy84 said: Technically this song could be a Michael Jackson solo joint:
[Edited 7/2/09 19:10pm] Yes it is. I can remember this song as a freshman in high school. We used to jam to this on the way home from school. It was a prelude to Thriller. He did all the vocals on Heartbreak Hotel. If you listen to the Victory album, Be Not Always and State of Shock can be considered MJ solo songs as well. I remember right before the release of Victory, MJ spoke of Be Not Always and how the song would always make him cry. Let me add for someone brings it up. 
I know State of Shock is a duet with Mick Jagger but i'm calling it a MJ solo record because although it was on the Jacksons album i'm willing to bet the other brothers had no involvement in this record. [Edited 7/2/09 19:41pm] I do not and did not like "State of Shock." I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. |
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Has anyone here seen "The Jacksons: An American Dream"? I've always wondered this
When they show "Michael" recording "Human Nature", why does it say 1983 when Thriller came out in 1982? Also, when "Berry" went to the Motown studio to convince Michael to perform on Motown 25, Michael was mixing "Beat It". Why was he mixing that song? (the real reason why. I remember Michael saying he was mixing it, but does anyone know why?) | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: Has anyone here seen "The Jacksons: An American Dream"? I've always wondered this
When they show "Michael" recording "Human Nature", why does it say 1983 when Thriller came out in 1982? Also, when "Berry" went to the Motown studio to convince Michael to perform on Motown 25, Michael was mixing "Beat It". Why was he mixing that song? (the real reason why. I remember Michael saying he was mixing it, but does anyone know why?) They gave wrong years on when MJ recorded "Human Nature". The way the film had it Michael recorded it at Hayvenhurst when he really recorded it at Westlake Studios. I don't know why MJ was mixing "Beat It" at Motown studios but MJ somehow corroborated that story. | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: Has anyone here seen "The Jacksons: An American Dream"? I've always wondered this
When they show "Michael" recording "Human Nature", why does it say 1983 when Thriller came out in 1982? Also, when "Berry" went to the Motown studio to convince Michael to perform on Motown 25, Michael was mixing "Beat It". Why was he mixing that song? (the real reason why. I remember Michael saying he was mixing it, but does anyone know why?) It's a great movie but a lot of the dates are off. They have Mike being born in 1959, There is a scene from 1970 and Rockin' Robin is being played. They are rehearsing Dancing Machine at home in 1976 with Jermaine, J left in 75. And you already listed the other two Thriller tracks being recorded in 83' PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever ----- Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It | |
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From the same Soul Train episode where "Get It Together" and "Dancing Machine" was performed. | |
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Don't forget about "Farewell My Summer Love". Andy is a four letter word. | |
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The Jackson 4 + Randy performing "All I Do Is Think of You" live in 1975:
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Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Don't forget about "Farewell My Summer Love".
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Michael + the Motown Sound of the '70s = magic:
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seeingvoices12 said: midnightmover said: You are not being honest with yourself. If you read my post I clearly said "MAYBE that's why he ditched the Run DMC collaboration". Do you understand the meaning of the word "maybe"? Do I really have to clarify something so basic? Dude, your comments especially after Mj's death make my skin crawl  , I would respect someone's death even if he was my enemy.
[Edited 7/2/09 15:08pm] we should be happy for midnight he finally got what he wanted. mj is dead and i'm sure he's grinning from ear to ear so heres to you midnight    maybe now you can get on with your life | |
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SUPRMAN said: phunkdaddy said: Yes it is. I can remember this song as a freshman in high school. We used to jam to this on the way home from school. It was a prelude to Thriller. He did all the vocals on Heartbreak Hotel. If you listen to the Victory album, Be Not Always and State of Shock can be considered MJ solo songs as well. I remember right before the release of Victory, MJ spoke of Be Not Always and how the song would always make him cry. Let me add for someone brings it up.
I know State of Shock is a duet with Mick Jagger but i'm calling it a MJ solo record because although it was on the Jacksons album i'm willing to bet the other brothers had no involvement in this record. [Edited 7/2/09 19:41pm] I do not and did not like "State of Shock." Do you like "Heartbreak Hotel"? | |
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Timmy84 said: Michael + the Motown Sound of the '70s = magic:
You can also say this is a message from the grave.  | |
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LittleBLUECorvette said: ViintageJunkiie said: Has anyone here seen "The Jacksons: An American Dream"? I've always wondered this
When they show "Michael" recording "Human Nature", why does it say 1983 when Thriller came out in 1982? Also, when "Berry" went to the Motown studio to convince Michael to perform on Motown 25, Michael was mixing "Beat It". Why was he mixing that song? (the real reason why. I remember Michael saying he was mixing it, but does anyone know why?) It's a great movie but a lot of the dates are off. They have Mike being born in 1959, There is a scene from 1970 and Rockin' Robin is being played. They are rehearsing Dancing Machine at home in 1976 with Jermaine, J left in 75. And you already listed the other two Thriller tracks being recorded in 83' If I'm not mistaken, in Michael's "Moonwalk" book, he even mentions mixing "Beat It" at the Motown Studios in 1983, but he never gave a reason WHY he was doing it. I'm sure it's not a big deal, but that made me wonder. | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: LittleBLUECorvette said: It's a great movie but a lot of the dates are off. They have Mike being born in 1959, There is a scene from 1970 and Rockin' Robin is being played. They are rehearsing Dancing Machine at home in 1976 with Jermaine, J left in 75. And you already listed the other two Thriller tracks being recorded in 83' If I'm not mistaken, in Michael's "Moonwalk" book, he even mentions mixing "Beat It" at the Motown Studios in 1983, but he never gave a reason WHY he was doing it. I'm sure it's not a big deal, but that made me wonder. Mixing it for a single release "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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Copycat said: Jermaine is on Larry King right now at Never Land.  PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever ----- Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It | |
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After my rants earlier on today, yesterday and days before, I'm no longer angry at anything about Michael. His music will definitely live on. Now he's a part of the immortal soul men of our times:
Ray Charles Sam Cooke Marvin Gaye James Brown Otis Redding Curtis Mayfield Donny Hathaway Jackie Wilson Rick James Johnnie Taylor Michael Jackson Brothers, your little brother has join y'all in that soul music festival in the sky.   [Edited 7/2/09 21:21pm] | |
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soul men?
oki doki so that includes white females too? | |
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japanrocks said: soul men?
oki doki so that includes white females too? I meant 1970s/1980s MJ, lol. | |
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I remember reading about Neverland when I was 8 years old and wanting so badly to go.  | |
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Copycat said: 
I realize the city of Los Angeles is swimming in red ink, facing a dire economic storm, but charging an attendance fee for a public memorial is the lowest it could possibly go. Damn!  See...that's the point I was trying 2 make earlier on, I had high hopes when u said it would b free 2 attend...but my fear became true. They r selling MJ...it's the lowest indeed
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serpan99 said: Copycat said:
I realize the city of Los Angeles is swimming in red ink, facing a dire economic storm, but charging an attendance fee for a public memorial is the lowest it could possibly go. Damn! See...that's the point I was trying 2 make earlier on, I had high hopes when u said it would b free 2 attend...but my fear became true. They r selling MJ...it's the lowest indeed
So, who will make profit from this memorial service?? PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever ----- Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It | |
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The only way I could try and accept the ticket selling is if the money goes 2 a good cause...but dayum?!
Fans To Be Charged $25 To Attend Michael Jackson's Memorial Service Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Fans can now attend Michael Jackson's memorial service for only $25! The star-studded memorial service at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday would reportedly charge fans for the event. RadarOnline.com has learned that the general public will be asked to pay $25 to sit in the stands, while the King of Pop's family and friends and other VIPs will sit on the main floor of the venue. To those who wish to attend will have their money's worth, however. The memorial service will reportedly feel like a concert production featuring guest speakers. Elizabeth Taylor and Diana Ross, two of the "Thriller" hitmaker's closest friends are expected to attend. There will be a lot of music and video screens inside and outside Staples. An elephant parade with circus performers will take place immediately after the service. His now-canceled "This Is It" tour t-shirts will be sold outside the venue for people who would enter the place. Michael Jackson's memorial service will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. PST. http://www.allheadlinenew...%20Service [Edited 7/2/09 21:58pm] | |
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