i gotta hear the Real one.

(via Adam Schoales)

[Edited 12/28/10 19:28pm]

tangerine7 said:

i gotta hear the Real one.

(via Adam Schoales)

[Edited 12/28/10 19:28pm]

me to!! me to!!!

smoothcriminal12 said:

This song is produced by Tricky Stewart and was recorded in 2002. And it's pretty dang alright. A bit jumpy and weird though.

I read it was produced by Rodney Jerkins

EmeraldSkies said:

Nvncible1 said:

ahh coooool look at BBOY87 dancing on stage for donut money

nice moonwalk buuuuuudddddy

Is that really him?

Hell nah!

Listening to the tagged version and the version where someone tried removing the tags, they made a huge mistake, they took pieces of earlier parts and looped them so it doesn't sound right and some parts takes the song off it's rhythm

bboy87 said:

Listening to the tagged version and the version where someone tried removing the tags, they made a huge mistake, they took pieces of earlier parts and looped them so it doesn't sound right and some parts takes the song off it's rhythm

Yeah I didn't like that one.

http://www.sawfnews.com/Gossip/66000.aspx

Tomi Rae Brown, widow of soul singer James Brown, has denied press reports that her husband was a former patient of Michael Jackson's physician, Dr Conrad Murray. Photo Credit: PR Photos
Charles Thomson

December 22, 2010, (Sawf News) - Tomi Rae Brown, widow of soul singer James Brown, has denied press reports that her husband was a former patient of Michael Jackson's physician, Dr Conrad Murray.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Sawfnews.com, Ms Brown dismissed tabloid speculation that her husband had used Dr Murray as a 'Dr Feelgood' and recommended him to Michael Jackson before he passed away.

Asked about the rumors, Ms Brown said, "Not true. Not true at all. That was not my husband's doctor and it had never been his doctor.

"James Brown had his own set of doctors that were based in Atlanta, Georgia. This gentleman lived in Las Vegas. So no, that was never his doctor."

She continued, "Michael Jackson was a close friend of the family. We would talk to him two or three times, maybe four times a year. Michael was such a good person. James had great respect for him.

"He loved Michael and Michael loved him. Michael talked to him like a father and he talked to Michael like a son.

"I was supposed to go to Michael's funeral but once I saw the gold casket and Reverend Sharpton it just brought back so many memories of my husband's funeral that I couldn't take it. It was too much, too many similarities. I decided not to go to the funeral and to remember Michael in my own way."

Charles Thomson's explosive new interview with Tomi Rae Brown – the most in-depth interview she has ever given – will be published during the holiday period.

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EmeraldSkies said:

tangerine7 said:

i gotta hear the Real one.

(via Adam Schoales)

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[Edited 12/28/10 19:28pm]

me to!! me to!!!

To those who frequent Maximum Jackson, it's temporarily closed. Some "fan" hacked into the site and did damage to the forum, including erasing one of the forum's main sections

bboy87 said:

To those who frequent Maximum Jackson, it's temporarily closed. Some "fan" hacked into the site and did damage to the forum, including erasing one of the forum's main sections

I saw that a night or two ago. Now I know why.

bboy87 said:

To those who frequent Maximum Jackson, it's temporarily closed. Some "fan" hacked into the site and did damage to the forum, including erasing one of the forum's main sections

I was wondering what the hell was going on.

bboy87 said:

To those who frequent Maximum Jackson, it's temporarily closed. Some "fan" hacked into the site and did damage to the forum, including erasing one of the forum's main sections

Some fan.

Mike makes other artist songs his own.

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tangerine7 said:

EmeraldSkies said:

me to!! me to!!!

bboy87 said:

EmeraldSkies said:

Is that really him?

Hell nah!

Sorry about that.

bboy87 said:

Listening to the tagged version and the version where someone tried removing the tags, they made a huge mistake, they took pieces of earlier parts and looped them so it doesn't sound right and some parts takes the song off it's rhythm

**taps foot and looks square at Jay**

Where's the real version then?

"Slave to the Rythym" is aiiiigh....I think sometimes MJ fans get so excited about a unreleased track that they overate it. It's good, but not to the point where if Sony decided to include it on the "Michael" album, that it makes much of a difference. The track is not hot like that. Techno 1992 beat.

Unless you live a billion miles outside of the USA...You might think the beat is NEW

Decent track though.

Okay....?uestlove recently mentioned that "Where Are You Now? and "Love For Me" from Jermaine's "Let's Get Serious" album were originally from the Jackson 5 1974 album that was produced by Stevie but shelved

the pieces to the puzzle are coming together

-A Pretty Face Is

-Buttercup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRaDtvsXXI

-Where Are You Now?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3x1b5yEHJw

-You're Supposed To Keep Your Love For Me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsWpLdtIDQ8

LBC, what were the other songs from the '74 sessions with Stevie?

ManlyMoose said:

I bet its someone who believes its Michael on the Cascio tracks that did it. Pretty much everyone on that site took a "Its obviously not Michael" stance. That or its one of the idiots who thinks that Mike was a pedo messing around with fansites.

Or it could have been some ex-member who got banned trying to exact revenge. If it was a some people who had that MJ is a pedo stance then I am pretty sure they would have rather raided the site instead.

Here's the cleanest version of STTR I could find. Still not quite complete but its better than the other versions out at the moment.

Superstition said:

dag said:

Thanks for the info. Please post all the song that Mike allegedly sang on.

I'm sure there's more.

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Thanks a lot for this. I am sorry for replying this late. Anyway, does anyone have MP3 of these:

Billy Wolfer´s songs

Donna Summer - State of Independence

Stevie Wonder - All I do, You Haven´t Done Nothing

Brandy - It´s Not Worth It

Kenny Loggins - Who´s Right Who´s Wrong, Seeing Voices

Kenny Rogers - Going Back to Alabama

Im really feelin "Ride with me"

I think Jerkins had better tracks for MJ for invincible, but i think Mike kept trying so hard to be perfect that some of the songs were overproduced.

Also it seemed MJ didnt want to go FULL r&b.....He should have though

bboy87 said:

To those who frequent Maximum Jackson, it's temporarily closed. Some "fan" hacked into the site and did damage to the forum, including erasing one of the forum's main sections

*slits wrists and jumps off a cliff*

Ride with me is pure crap, the vocals already sampled from an Invinicble outtake called " It's not worth it"....

Slave to the rhythm is amazing , but they should do something regarding the beat of the song and some noises other than that the song is a killer, especially the vocals....

bboy87 said:

Okay....?uestlove recently mentioned that "Where Are You Now? and "Love For Me" from Jermaine's "Let's Get Serious" album were originally from the Jackson 5 1974 album that was produced by Stevie but shelved

the pieces to the puzzle are coming together

-A Pretty Face Is

-Buttercup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRaDtvsXXI

-Where Are You Now?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3x1b5yEHJw

-You're Supposed To Keep Your Love For Me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsWpLdtIDQ8

LBC, what were the other songs from the '74 sessions with Stevie?

Man, I'm on the wrong computer, lol. I got that info on my other one, but what ?uest said does make since. Where Are You Now and Buttercup sound similar, sounds like the same type of keyboard.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

bboy87 said:

Okay....?uestlove recently mentioned that "Where Are You Now? and "Love For Me" from Jermaine's "Let's Get Serious" album were originally from the Jackson 5 1974 album that was produced by Stevie but shelved

the pieces to the puzzle are coming together

-A Pretty Face Is

-Buttercup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRaDtvsXXI

-Where Are You Now?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3x1b5yEHJw

-You're Supposed To Keep Your Love For Me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsWpLdtIDQ8

LBC, what were the other songs from the '74 sessions with Stevie?

Man, I'm on the wrong computer, lol. I got that info on my other one, but what ?uest said does make since. Where Are You Now and Buttercup sound similar, sounds like the same type of keyboard.

Yeah similar instrumentation on those tracks. Sounds right. I've been doing research on that MJ/J5/Stevie album since 2003.

Maybe Stevie will give permission for more tunes. Back when I asked on the Motown board about it they said it was up to Steve if it would see the light of day. Including Harry (forgot his last name right now) dude that is instrumental in a lot of Motown rare stuff.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

bboy87 said:

Okay....?uestlove recently mentioned that "Where Are You Now? and "Love For Me" from Jermaine's "Let's Get Serious" album were originally from the Jackson 5 1974 album that was produced by Stevie but shelved

the pieces to the puzzle are coming together

-A Pretty Face Is

-Buttercup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoRaDtvsXXI

-Where Are You Now?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3x1b5yEHJw

-You're Supposed To Keep Your Love For Me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsWpLdtIDQ8

LBC, what were the other songs from the '74 sessions with Stevie?

Man, I'm on the wrong computer, lol. I got that info on my other one, but what ?uest said does make since. Where Are You Now and Buttercup sound similar, sounds like the same type of keyboard.

Does Jermaine sing lead on the '74 version of Where Are You Now? So far, I think we only know 2 songs where Michael sang lead and 3 or 4 where Jermaine sang lead