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Printablebboy87 said: seeingvoices12 said: you would give me some unreleased songs if you have the chance ...would you? or you would keep them to yourself? I don't have a problem as long as you share  There would be a new Michael Jackson album either 6 months to a year if I was in charge Have you seen my ideas: The Michael Jackson section in store would be packed FIRST, I'd re-release Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood On The Dancefloor, and Invincible one more time to get proper remastering and new packaging like the recent Japanese paper sleeve releases Off The Wall would have the original mixes, the demos from the 2001 Special Edition, Sunset Driver, and the single mixes AND more unreleased tracks Thriller would have all the demos, unreleased songs, new packaging.....the works Bad would have the original 1987 mixes, single mixes, unreleased tracks, demos Dangerous.....I'm still working on
HIStory would only come with "HIStory Continues", and 8 unreleased tracks BOTDF.....same Invincible....it would a completely different album
THEN I'd release a remix album that didn't suck
then release a 4 CD set of unreleased material then BAD TOUR DVD  i wish u worked for sony, u should write them. or michael estate. i know easier said thean done  "we make our heroes in America only to destroy them" | |
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mimi07 said: bboy87 said: There would be a new Michael Jackson album either 6 months to a year if I was in charge Have you seen my ideas: The Michael Jackson section in store would be packed FIRST, I'd re-release Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood On The Dancefloor, and Invincible one more time to get proper remastering and new packaging like the recent Japanese paper sleeve releases Off The Wall would have the original mixes, the demos from the 2001 Special Edition, Sunset Driver, and the single mixes AND more unreleased tracks Thriller would have all the demos, unreleased songs, new packaging.....the works Bad would have the original 1987 mixes, single mixes, unreleased tracks, demos Dangerous.....I'm still working on
HIStory would only come with "HIStory Continues", and 8 unreleased tracks BOTDF.....same Invincible....it would a completely different album
THEN I'd release a remix album that didn't suck
then release a 4 CD set of unreleased material then BAD TOUR DVD i wish u worked for sony, u should write them. or michael estate. i know easier said thean done All they hire is nerdy MBA's, they don't hire music fans. Because if that was the case, me, him, you and some others would've BEEN on there doing what Motown does for Marvin, lol | |
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mimi07 said: bboy87 said: There would be a new Michael Jackson album either 6 months to a year if I was in charge Have you seen my ideas: The Michael Jackson section in store would be packed FIRST, I'd re-release Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood On The Dancefloor, and Invincible one more time to get proper remastering and new packaging like the recent Japanese paper sleeve releases Off The Wall would have the original mixes, the demos from the 2001 Special Edition, Sunset Driver, and the single mixes AND more unreleased tracks Thriller would have all the demos, unreleased songs, new packaging.....the works Bad would have the original 1987 mixes, single mixes, unreleased tracks, demos Dangerous.....I'm still working on
HIStory would only come with "HIStory Continues", and 8 unreleased tracks BOTDF.....same Invincible....it would a completely different album
THEN I'd release a remix album that didn't suck
then release a 4 CD set of unreleased material then BAD TOUR DVD i wish u worked for sony, u should write them. or michael estate. i know easier said thean done My idea has been the #1 voted suggestion on Sony's Legacy site for a year now "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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Timmy84 said: seeingvoices12 said: they should have released "place with No name",since TMZ leaked the snippet of the song, Im sure they were plaaning to leak the whole thing, but they recieved a death threat from sony. They're alright in keeping everything locked but when it's time for them to release something, it's halfway. and what about bryan loren ? he said that he would share some unreleased songs , Im bet he recieved a death threat too. MICHAEL JACKSON
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seeingvoices12 said: Timmy84 said: They're alright in keeping everything locked but when it's time for them to release something, it's halfway. and what about bryan loren ? he said that he would share some unreleased songs , Im bet he recieved a death threat too. You know!?  | |
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Timmy84 said: seeingvoices12 said: and what about bryan loren ? he said that he would share some unreleased songs , Im bet he recieved a death threat too. You know!? 
everything unreleased is pure gold now :nod": Im sure they told him to shut up, you ain't gonna share a thing....thats so fucking sad... 
we waited so long for an already covered track...lol MICHAEL JACKSON
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seeingvoices12 said: Timmy84 said: You know!?
everything unreleased is pure gold now :nod": Im sure they told him to shut up, you ain't gonna share a thing....thats so fucking sad...
we waited so long for an already covered track...lol Yeah and the "unreleased" stuff they did put out leaked online YEARS ago. | |
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It's not bad. Does seem a little demoish.
The clanging piano is cool. | |
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Timmy84 said: seeingvoices12 said:
everything unreleased is pure gold now :nod": Im sure they told him to shut up, you ain't gonna share a thing....thats so fucking sad...
we waited so long for an already covered track...lol Yeah and the "unreleased" stuff they did put out leaked online YEARS ago. I already had sa-fire version on my pc from years ago but i don't listen to it cause her voice SUCKS I never cared for the song, I was shocked when i found its the same song but with a different title  [Edited 10/12/09 11:27am] MICHAEL JACKSON
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bboy87 said: daPrettyman said: I read somewhere that MJ was planning to release this several times. He, Prince, and Stevie are known for doing that: working on songs for years until they're just right Let's go down the list -Wanna Be Startin' Somethin': written and demoed during the 1978-1979 Off The Wall sessions but held it back from Quincy because he didn't feel comfortable about it yet. Even after he did during the Thriller sessions, and released and being a hit single AND being a staple in his live show, he still was disappointed in it -Dirty Diana: written and demoed in 1983 THEN again in 1984 THEN again in 1985 along with Speed Demon, The Way You Make Me Feel, and Smooth Criminal. Recorded the final version in either late 1986 or early 1987 -Another Part Of Me: written and recorded in early 1985 for Captain EO then remixed for Bad in 1986 -Liberian Girl: written and demoed in 1983 for Victory then held back for Bad -For All Time: demoed for Thriller then redone over the years and then recorded in 1990 for Dangerous but left off the album, added some more vocals for Thriller 25 -Little Susie: written and demoed in 1979, done in 1989 for the Decade project then re-recorded in 1994 for HIStory -Earth Song, They Don't Care About Us, Blood On The Dancefloor, and Superfly Sister are all from the 1989-1991 Dangerous sessions. (Earth Song was supposed to have Shirley Ceasar featured) I remember you saying Dirty Diana was recorded in 83. How do you know this (I just LOVE ur friggin info! lol) I wonder what did it sound like because I know the beat was probably different. Damn, we need to get our hands on 1978-1985 demos! Also, was the original demo to "earth song" re-recorded? Only real difference i notice is the hook and the falsetto. everything else sounds the same. What about "Black or White"? That was done during the Bad session right? The vocals on that is the actual scratch vocals from 87? | |
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Michael Jackson's 'This Is It': A Glossy, Finger-Snap-Enhanced Ballad, But Where's The Groove? by Todd Martens October 12, 2009 The last Michael Jackson album was released in 2001. Yet with the singer's passing this summer, it's a safe bet that one will not have to go years before hearing a bounty of as-yet-unheard Jackson songs again. The music industry is more than adept at exploring an artist's unreleased back catalog, and the first of what promises to be an onslaught of posthumous releases from the star hit the Web late Sunday/early Monday. Few details were released on "This Is It," but the song bears the same name as what would have been Jackson's comeback concerts at London's 02 Arena this year. It will now serve as the title track to the concert film and accompanying album. The film arrives for a limited two-week run on Oct. 28, and the album will be released in North America on Oct. 27. There's been little information as to what exactly lies in the Jackson vaults, although it's been reported and speculated that enough material for multiple albums exists. Though officially released as a single, and carrying backing vocals from Jackson's brothers, "This Is It," at least, sounds like a demo. Jackson's initial count-off feels raw and distant, but this isn't an intimate peek at the singer in the studio. An orchestra sweeps in and brushes the song into the safe and comfortable territory of many of the slower songs on 2001's "Invincible." Yet though Jackson's voice sounds crisp, the lushness of the "Invincible" ballads is lost. It saves "This Is It" from some of the latter's schmaltz, but doesn't help its repetitiveness. Elastic, slow-dance guitar notes fill the spaces between the finger-snaps, but if the song sways, it never quite hits a groove. "I'm the light of the world, this is real," Jackson sings to a generic lover, and the backing "oohs" ensure the sentiment goes down easy. But it's a trifle, and while it's one that certainly won't embarrass Jackson's legacy or break the hearts of fans eager to hear Jackson's voice again, it does bring the fallen pop icon a little back down to earth. http://latimesblogs.latim...roove.html | |
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Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste What's the extra line? |
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Marrk said: ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste What's the extra line? probably "this is it.. this is it... this is it...." much like "holding on, holding on.. hold-in on.." | |
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But it's a trifle, and while it's one that certainly won't embarrass Jackson's legacy or break the hearts of fans eager to hear Jackson's voice again, it does bring the fallen pop icon a little back down to earth. http://latimesblogs.latim...roove.html Mj's been back on Earth since Stranger in Moscow. | |
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Marrk said: ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste What's the extra line? It's not so much of an extra line, it's just the background vocals playing without MJ ad-libbing over them. | |
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Wait, did the Jacksons do background vocals to this years ago? lol | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: bboy87 said: He, Prince, and Stevie are known for doing that: working on songs for years until they're just right Let's go down the list -Wanna Be Startin' Somethin': written and demoed during the 1978-1979 Off The Wall sessions but held it back from Quincy because he didn't feel comfortable about it yet. Even after he did during the Thriller sessions, and released and being a hit single AND being a staple in his live show, he still was disappointed in it -Dirty Diana: written and demoed in 1983 THEN again in 1984 THEN again in 1985 along with Speed Demon, The Way You Make Me Feel, and Smooth Criminal. Recorded the final version in either late 1986 or early 1987 -Another Part Of Me: written and recorded in early 1985 for Captain EO then remixed for Bad in 1986 -Liberian Girl: written and demoed in 1983 for Victory then held back for Bad -For All Time: demoed for Thriller then redone over the years and then recorded in 1990 for Dangerous but left off the album, added some more vocals for Thriller 25 -Little Susie: written and demoed in 1979, done in 1989 for the Decade project then re-recorded in 1994 for HIStory -Earth Song, They Don't Care About Us, Blood On The Dancefloor, and Superfly Sister are all from the 1989-1991 Dangerous sessions. (Earth Song was supposed to have Shirley Ceasar featured) I remember you saying Dirty Diana was recorded in 83. How do you know this (I just LOVE ur friggin info! lol) I wonder what did it sound like because I know the beat was probably different. Damn, we need to get our hands on 1978-1985 demos! Also, was the original demo to "earth song" re-recorded? Only real difference i notice is the hook and the falsetto. everything else sounds the same. What about "Black or White"? That was done during the Bad session right? The vocals on that is the actual scratch vocals from 87? Back when I was a sophmore in HS (in 2003-2004), I was compiling a list of unreleased tracks after seeing certain songs labeled from this period or that period, so I took the "Unreleased Songs" list from Moonwalker.jp, and started reorganizing it. One of the best discoveries I made while doing this was the US Copyright Office website, there I found LOADS of unreleased songs and dates when they were recorded, For awhile people thought songs like Thank You For Life and What A Lonely Way To Go when they actually were demoed between 1973-1976 among other songs a couple of months ago when I was helping out on the expanded edition of For The Record, I remembered that I NEVER checked for the songs that were released, so I did, and found Dirty Diana was done around the time Michael was promoting Thriller. The US Copyright Office has a tape from 1985 with early versions of The Way You Make Me Feel, Smooth Criminal, Speed Demon, the 1985 demo of Dirty Diana, and songs like Tomboy and The Price of Fame in their database "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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ViintageJunkiie said: daPrettyman said: That's what it sounds like to me. It does sound like the demo from the 80's on certain parts, but it's supposedly the demo from 1990 Yes, the way he counts at the beginning, and his singing sounds like this is an outtake from Triumph. And his adult voice doesn't sound as matured as it would have if this had been recorded in '89 or '90. "You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup...Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." - Bruce Lee
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ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste Um..yeah, I'm gonna need you to hand that over to me "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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bboy87 said: ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste Um..yeah, I'm gonna need you to hand that over to me  | |
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bboy87 said: ViintageJunkiie said: Okay, so I have a copy of the CD Promo
This Is It (Album Version) 3:36 This Is It (Orchestra Version) 3:41 This Is It (Orchestra Extended Version) 4:40 They're all the SAME song. Orchestra version just has strings and what not (What a waste) and the Orchestra extended version has an added line at the end sung by the Jacksons and a longer ending. Long story short, you only need ONE version and that would be the Orchestra extended version. The other 2 are a waste Um..yeah, I'm gonna need you to hand that over to me check ur org notes | |
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tangerine7 said: bboy87 said: Um..yeah, I'm gonna need you to hand that over to me check ur org notes | |
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Michael Jackson tribute night, BRIGHTON - 4 December 2009
Hey everyone, I know this isn't Prince but I've noticed there a lot MJ fans here too, so I hope you don't me plugging this night. Profits raised will go to the Relief Fund for Romania. Cheers Date: Friday 4 December, 2009 Time: 9.30pm ‘til late Location: The Loft nightclub (above the Smugglers), 10 Ship Street BN1 1AD City/town: Brighton, England, U.K. Entry: £ 4/3 N.U.S. A festive, fundraising clubnight in aid of the Relief Fund for Romania, to celebrate the music of a legend. Featuring the music of Michael Jackson, The Jacksons and the Jackson 5. Join us at this festive clubnight, as we celebrate the wonderful music of Michael Jackson. We’ll take a journey through a lifetime of hits, from his beginnings on Motown with the Jackson 5 right through to his incredible, record-breaking solo releases such as ‘Thriller’ and ‘HiStory’. On the way, we’ll be playing early classics such as ‘ABC’ and ‘The Love You Save’, whilst spinning some of Michael’s amazing disco hits with The Jacksons, including ‘Can You Feel it?’ and ‘Dancing Machine’. Fans will also recognise some of the many collaborations Michael has featured on during his astonishing career such as ‘Muscles’, ‘Somebody’s Watching Me’ and ‘State of Shock. We’ll be playing all of these and more.... So come along to ‘Michael Jackson - His Life in Music’ and help us to celebrate what we’re affectionately naming, ‘Michael-mas’. A clubnight of Christmas magic and the magic that was... Michael Jackson. Lookalikes and dancers will be warmly welcomed and prizes given to ‘Best Dressed M.J. Fans’ Limited accommodation is available at a nearby hostel at a reasonable rate. For those requiring accommodation, please leave details and someone will get back to you shortly. | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: bboy87 said: Um..yeah, I'm gonna need you to hand that over to me check ur org notes Me please... MICHAEL JACKSON
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dag said: daPrettyman said:  I can´t even imagine my reactions to the film, cause I have been feeling OK recently. Not heart-broken as the first one or two months after his death. But just yesterday I watched the Untold Story of Neverland and I totally broke down when at the end, they said that he died of cardiac arrest on 25th....I just lost it. I am just totally not thinking about his death anymore but when I realize it, it hurts as much as it did the second I found out about it. Anyway, love the new song. I was never that crazy about that Safire´s version, but Mike´s so cool. I´ll miss you forever, Mike. I felt same way..
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Timmy84 said:  This song makes me feel good and Michael sounds so happy in it.I've lost the use of my heart, But I'm still alive, Still looking for the life, The endless pool on the other side, It's a wild wild west, I'm doing my best, I'm a soldier of love, Every day and night, I'm soldier of love, All the days of my life. | |
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seeingvoices12 said: ViintageJunkiie said: check ur org notes Me please... don't send it to this guy 
just kidding  "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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