http://twitter.com/randyjackson8

Sitting in court & I'm sad. Those profiting most from my bro’s death: AEG, Randy Phillips, Kenny Ortega, Estate Executors r nowhere in sight
1:17 PM Feb 8th from web

4 all that r asking about the protest 2morrow, check here http://bit.ly/aHkzfC Heartfelt thanx 4 ur support
8:40 PM Feb 7th from web

I c ur comments- Thank u 4 the prayers & kind words. Also, Thank u 2 all of u that will be there 2morrow. My brother would b so appreciative
4:00 PM Feb 7th from web

I will attend tomorrow's proceedings but make no mistake, I will not rest until ALL parties involved are brought to justice.

Randy's tweets

Randy's tweets

bboy87 said:

Oo I have to add him I didn't know he was a tweeter. Is he 8 because he's the 8th child? Probably added cause the fat ass on American Idol has one.

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"After this, we're doing films."
Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 12:00AM
Those were the final words my uncle Michael would ever say to me.
It was at the end of our family day at a Beverly Hills Indian restaurant. While I was saying my goodbyes to the rest of my family, I went up to my uncle and hugged him. I told him that I loved him and that I was proud of him and proud to be his nephew. I also said I would see him soon because I was planning to go to the UK to see his shows. He responded by saying that he loved me more. He then paused, looked me straight in the eyes and said, "after this, we're doing films."

That was our master game plan. You see, my uncle had another huge passion besides music... that was film directing. We would always talk about making films together, me and him, we were going to be a 1-2 Jackson power combo.
That's what I loved about my uncle. You truly believed like you could do anything when you were with him. He made you feel like that. He was so inspirational.
Since he's been gone, a huge hole exists for me. One that can never be filled. An emotional, spiritual, and mental hole. The only thing that helps, is knowing that I am doing exactly what he would want me to do. Doing what he taught me to do…. and that's film. And that's why Code Z is so important to me. It's about a promise. A promise to direct films. A simple promise that I made to my uncle, who was and always will be the greatest.

I know someone could say that Code Z is just a zombie series. But it's much more than that too. It's the official start to my film career... when I finally stopped talking about it and started doing it.

I really want to thank all of you for helping me keep that promise.

Taj

I wanted to write this blog to basically thank all of you for your many messages of condolences to me and my family. Im sorry I havent been able to write any of you back but you must understand to even talk about what just happen still breaks my heart. My Uncle doo doo was more than a uncle to me he was my hero, my mentor, my friend, my inspiration. Everything I know and do was and has been guided by him whenever I was sad and didnt wanna go on he would tell me to develope rhinoceros skin because the best is yet to come. He never wanted me or any of my cousins to be anything less than perfect because he knew since he set the path with his genius we were gonna be judged in a hard way but his attitude and message was WORK no matter what do your best. Words cant even describe the type of loving memories he has giving me from letting me fly across the world during school to go on the history tour because I called crying saying how much I missed him, him teaching me how to drive at age 9 at neverland and me running all over his plants and grass and him laughing screaming, "doo doo stop eating dirt" or Just driving up to Neverland to have dinner followed by a water balloon fight he gave me the most magically childhood. Just 3 weeks ago we were talking and I said to him, "Thankyou doo doo Ive never told you this but you have given me the best memories of my life" His Response was with excitement, "REALLY oh bless your heart applehead." Totally surprised thats the type of person he was he never did things because he was trying to change your life he truly just wanted to make anyone and everyone who was close to him happy. I wanna believe this is all a bad dream and I wake up and call him and we talk about whatever random thing we always did but this is the horrible reality of life. He will always be with me in my heart I love him with all my soul and I CANT WAIT to see him again. My main obligation now is to give his children my little cousins the love, care, and joy he gave me for the rest of their life.

Proud to be his nephew. His love was incredible. Pure Gold..... I miss you so much

bboy87 said:

She wasted so many years doing atrocious music instead of being a great model.

WaterInYourBath said:

Call me crazy, but i quite like her first couple of albums.

Vibrations Magazine : Could you talk about the unreleased songs by the Jackson 5 which are still sleeping in the vaults?

Harry Weinger : (He takes out a CD stack from the drawer: Jackson 5 Rare Number 1, Jackson 5 Rare Number 2, Jackson 5 Live At The Forum) : The Corporation made, with the Jackson 5, a superb cover version of "Mama Told Me Not To Come ", a song which, at that time, was competing with a song by the Jackson 5 for the top of the charts. "Mama Told Me Not To Come" is very touching because it tells the story of kids who are at a party they should not be, and then someone tells them a dirty thing: "We have stolen your keys! You can't go! " And the boys lament: "My mother will kill me, I habe to go home, Mama told me not to come." "Mama Told Me Not To Come" spotted number 1 which was formerly by "The Love You Save" by the J5, hence the idea of them recording a cover version.

I mentioned "If I Can not Nobody Can not" part of the tracks that have filtered from internet before I was in charge. "Would You Would You Baby" which is in the vaults under a different title, "Love Trip", "Making Life A Little Easier For You", another song from The Corporation. There is also a cover of "What's So Good About Goodbye" sung originally by the Miracles.

On our CD I Want You Back! Unreleased Masters there is a song titled "Love Call", for which we also have another version with the same instrumental, but with completely different lyrics, and re-recorded a few months later when Michael's voice was being transformed, which probably explains it was never released. This version is incredible, but we had to make a choice for the CD and our small committee chose the first version of "Love Call".

Next year, maybe we will release an expanded version of the CD and we'll put the second version of "Love Call" for people to compare.

As for the "Live At The Forum", there are two shows, recorded in 1970 and 1972, which are quite different. In 1970, the songs were longer, the group talked between songs, they last night, while in 1972 they had more hits like "Sugar Daddy" or "Mama's Pearl" and Michael sang his own songs, along with Jermaine.

Marrk said:

Me, too. Though she can't sing well, the songs are decent enough. There's some funky stuff on there.

bboy87 said:

She wasted so many years doing atrocious music instead of being a great model.

bboy87 said:

Oo I have to add him I didn't know he was a tweeter. Is he 8 because he's the 8th child? Probably added cause the fat ass on American Idol has one.

bboy87 said:

And who does he believe should be profiting instead? Is Katherine's allowance not enough to support his unhealthy eating habbit? Well I guess an allowance meant for an old lady and 3 kids does wear a bit thin when its stretched between a grumpy old man, his 7 children, their brats and then all their baby mammas as well. That's gotta be rough. Poor Randy.

bboy87 said:

She wasted so many years doing atrocious music instead of being a great model.

Some of the third generation blog about their uncle

Taj


Austin


TJ

WaterInYourBath said:

How? With all that work done to her face, it would have been horribly noticeable up front.

WaterInYourBath said:

How? With all that work done to her face, it would have been horribly noticeable up front.

Scans from Jackson5abc of the recent reissues of Goin' Back To Indiana, Looking Through The Windows, Skywriter, Get It Together, Dancing Machine, and Moving Violation

sleepyq said:

some of you mj fans hatred for his family is ridiculous,yall dont care who gets rich off mj's death,long as it aint his blood relatives right

lowkey said:

i agree Lowkey, some of these mofos are so ridiculous!