Where are all of this unreleased Jams from MJ. All the songs they released have been terrible. He should have a lot more material than Tupac. I think Tupac is still releasing songs 12 years after his death. I want to hear all of these MJ collaborations that are supposed to exist. I do remember hearing a nice song with MJ and Acorn (Akon) that was pretty nice even though I don't care for Acorn.

You gotta wait awhile

They weren't releasing Pac music as few months after this passing. About a year after h passed, the double album "R U Still Down? (Remember Me) hit stores.

Next week a Jackson 5 album of unreleased material hits stores.
[Edited 11/5/09 9:58am]

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I thought that first Tupac CD after his death was just Slopped together. It wasn't as good as "All Eyes on Me" CD

jaimestarr79 said:

Of course it was, cause it wasn't meant to be a release. It was still a good album, most of the tracks were from 93-94.

jaimestarr79 said:

So there's a rule that says within six months of his death, everything has to be released?

there is a sticky for MJ related stuff.

jaimestarr79 said:

In the vaults.


i wish they released A Place with No Name.

ernestsewell said:

No, but there sure did release that MJ movie pretty fast.

They need to release:

A Place With No Name

The adult versions of the J5 song done for the Decade album:

I'll Be There
Never Can Say Goodbye

They also need to release songs we've heard but have not been officially released:

Work That Body
She Got It
Serious Effect

Superstition said:

In time, they will be released. We got a few tracks/demos on This Is It and will get an albums worth of J5 material on Tuesday.

jaimestarr79 said:

That stuff was already being filmed, and it was all in front of them. No one had to dig through a vault to organize anything. Besides, two songs have been leaked or released since his death, including the one based on 'A Horse With No Name" or whatever, and the one he wrote w/ Neil Sedaka "This Is It" (which is still a rough demo with overdubs, and backing vocals from his brothers).

Makaveli. The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory was released almost two months after his death, on November 5, 1996, Tupac's estate didn't have to wait long because he had just finished an album with new material. Michael, however, was not making an album. He was preparing for a concert, and you see how fast that got released. I think the songs are going to be a while since they are dealing with his estate and making sure they get his debts paid off.

jaimestarr79 said:

The Jackson estate does not care what you want.

BklynBabe said:

That album Makaveli was already completed and was actually scheduled for that release on that date, so it really wasn't a posthumously release.

BklynBabe said:

Well, he was working on new material, even during the trial. And there's a studio with the last works of Michael Jackson who are suing the estate for unpaid fees (which they'll probably get) and co-ownership of the songs (which they'll never get).

The film This Is It is a totally different beast over an album...the movie studio knew they had to get that out ASAP to capitalize on the interest cultivated by his death.

The music will come. First This is it and there are many years to let it come. I just really hope for more concert dvds & music of course. Long Live the King!!!!!

kenlacam said:

That's right. Post on the part 4 link http://prince.org/msg/8/322442