dag said:

NaughtyKitty said:

He didnt really come clean, the picture was made just as a joke http://twitpic.com/5ixcs8

Good one. How old is he BTW? He looks really old in this picture.

He'll be 24 in December. He probably looks old from all those drugs and drinking--that he did on his OWN.

dag said:

NaughtyKitty said:

He didnt really come clean, the picture was made just as a joke http://twitpic.com/5ixcs8

Good one. How old is he BTW? He looks really old in this picture.

24 if you can believe that.

Thanks NaughtyKitty.

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He's "protecting his legacy"? RIGHT.

Aaron's was either high doing the interview or a complete idiot.

Timmy84 said:

dag said:

Good one. How old is he BTW? He looks really old in this picture.

24 if you can believe that.

Thanks NaughtyKitty.

[Edited 6/30/11 13:52pm]

He looks ten years older.

Sodium Amatyl anyone?

alphastreet said:

Sodium Amatyl anyone?

Better yet, hypnotize his ass to tap some of those supposed "repressed" memories.

Just a side note, psychologists and psychiatrists do not consider anything said under the influence of "truth" serums or hypnosis to be actual truth because of the highly suggestible state that patients are in when undergoing the procedure. So much so, that it is no longer viable evidence in court cases.

MOL said:

We can all take the day to celebrate the lives of the millions of fathers who work hard to put food in their kids' tables at the end of the day. Take the day to celebrate the lives of the millions of workers who are constanly repressed by their superiors. Take the day to appreciate the people who make sacrifices to help others.

This, instead of celebrating the life of Michael Jackson, would be much more reasonable. Sure, he had a bit of talent- he could sing and dance well though there are millions just as good- but why celebrate the life of a man who spent a billion dollars on himself and who was a complete freak?

Let's not make idols of people who aren't idol material.

I have been in this forum for a long time.. And you are a walking contridiction of yourself..

Go away you Mole.

fdcascio Frank Cascio
I knew Michael for over 25 year and NEVER once did he use cocaine or suggest to anyone else to use cocaine. Never!!!!

http://twitter.com/#!/fdc...4990733312

ThruTheEyesOfWonder said:

alphastreet said:

Sodium Amatyl anyone?

Better yet, hypnotize his ass to tap some of those supposed "repressed" memories.

Just a side note, psychologists and psychiatrists do not consider anything said under the influence of "truth" serums or hypnosis to be actual truth because of the highly suggestible state that patients are in when undergoing the procedure. So much so, that it is no longer viable evidence in court cases.

I know that even Law & Order SVU mentions it time to time in some episodes

someone should have dangled Aaron from a balcony the minute he covered Crush on You

dag said:

Aaron's was either high doing the interview or a complete idiot.

That's what I thought too. Aaron is one OLD looking 24 year old, but that's what his Wikipedia said so....and please dont tell me that tribute song was for/about Michael!

Aaron go down the hoooole

[Edited 6/30/11 15:14pm]

AC someone needs to whoop your ass!!

Timmy84 said:

True. The man couldn't even trust his PARENTS.

Speaking of MJ's parents, supposedly there's a pic of them smiling ear to ear with this Daphne Barak bitch (who's behind this Aaron Carter nonsense) on her website.

How sad is that? Getting access to the man's family, does nothing to make these vultures let up on him.

alphastreet said:

I wonder if MJ working with Teddy Riley had anything to do with liking some of his work on 2300 Jackson street, as I know he did the title track and MJ had his little part (Janet sounds so good!)

Senorita is a good song too, I think that's what it was, I haven't heard this album in so many years though I have it and forget it exists most of the time.

You mean "Maria" LOL. I like that one too. Great harmonica on it by Lee Oskar.

From what I know, Quincy Jones suggested using Teddy on the next album. Also, Jermaine apparantly got impatient on waiting on LA Reid and Babyface for his "you said" album as Mike was using them for "Dangerous". As no La Reid and Babyface tracks appeared on "Dangerous", I wonder if any finished songs exist?

I dont know the answer to your question though LOL. Jacksons used Teddy first LOL. "She" was the other track Teddy did.

On The Line was by Babyface, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was originally from the Dangerous era and used later on for On The Line though I could imagine the doing faster numbers. 3T's Why which was originally supposed to be on HIStory was also by Babyface. In fact, though I loved that duo, I'm glad MJ didn't work with them, Dangerous stands out from the other 90's r&b/hip hop/pop albums mostly full of LA Reid, Babyface and Dallas.

alphastreet said:

On The Line was by Babyface, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was originally from the Dangerous era and used later on for On The Line though I could imagine the doing faster numbers. 3T's Why which was originally supposed to be on HIStory was also by Babyface. In fact, though I loved that duo, I'm glad MJ didn't work with them, Dangerous stands out from the other 90's r&b/hip hop/pop albums mostly full of LA Reid, Babyface and Dallas.

"On the line" sounds like a "HIStory" outtake to me, judging by Babyface's production by then (and La Reid would be on it if it was from "Dangerous".

I love "On the line" bytheway. I think it got left off as it sounds somewhat similar to "you are not alone". Just a theory though LOL.

More evidence "OK" mag lied.

http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/60677956.html

Am I the only one kinda freaked out by his Billie Jean pose?

thesexofit said:

alphastreet said:

On The Line was by Babyface, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was originally from the Dangerous era and used later on for On The Line though I could imagine the doing faster numbers. 3T's Why which was originally supposed to be on HIStory was also by Babyface. In fact, though I loved that duo, I'm glad MJ didn't work with them, Dangerous stands out from the other 90's r&b/hip hop/pop albums mostly full of LA Reid, Babyface and Dallas.

"On the line" sounds like a "HIStory" outtake to me, judging by Babyface's production by then (and La Reid would be on it if it was from "Dangerous".

I love "On the line" bytheway. I think it got left off as it sounds somewhat similar to "you are not alone". Just a theory though LOL.

I love it better than YANA, more meaningful and melodic and powerful

My friends.....listen and forget the unpleasantness... So inspirational...

I love you, Michael...

A great big thanks to Barry Gibb for releasing this. All my love to him...

[Edited 6/30/11 18:35pm]

alphastreet said:

thesexofit said:

"On the line" sounds like a "HIStory" outtake to me, judging by Babyface's production by then (and La Reid would be on it if it was from "Dangerous".

I love "On the line" bytheway. I think it got left off as it sounds somewhat similar to "you are not alone". Just a theory though LOL.

I love it better than YANA, more meaningful and melodic and powerful

Yeah, Mike wrote that one. I heard it on a website in the late 90's and for years and always thought Babyface produced and wrote it. Surprised to see Mike did.

I think Mike let Spike use it for "Get on the bus" as a return favour for directing the videos for "They don't really care about us". Of course the song was not on the OST....

....I presume Sony blocked it like they allegedly blocked David Geffen for using his "Come together" for "Days of thunder" film and OST (and remember the movie had the oppotunity to be huge....it wasn't in the end but it would of sounded good in the movie). Also remember "Come together" was only at that point in time heard in "moonwalker", so it would of been a major thing. That was when Mike was rumoured to be toying with the idea to go to Geffens label around 1990 when he had to re-negotiate with Sony who just bought out CBS.

mookie said:

Timmy84 said:

True. The man couldn't even trust his PARENTS.

Speaking of MJ's parents, supposedly there's a pic of them smiling ear to ear with this Daphne Barak bitch (who's behind this Aaron Carter nonsense) on her website.

How sad is that? Getting access to the man's family, does nothing to make these vultures let up on him.

That picture is from 2003-04. She wormed her way into their circle and did that "Michael Jackson Is Our Son" documentary

AW HELL! That Daphne Barak bitch. And OK lied. Jesus Christ... burn the tabloids for real. OK! is definitely tabloidish. Again apologies to Aaron for cursing. Why do folks always twist words from someone else?! Fuck it.

ThruTheEyesOfWonder said:

More evidence "OK" mag lied.

http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/60677956.html

Am I the only one kinda freaked out by his Billie Jean pose?

He's like a crackhead doing a dance move.

Timmy84 said:

AW HELL! That Daphne Barak bitch. And OK lied. Jesus Christ... burn the tabloids for real. OK! is definitely tabloidish. Again apologies to Aaron for cursing. Why do folks always twist words from someone else?! Fuck it.

No, no still curse Aaron. He could've came out and told what was really in this interview, but he hasn't. For the past 2 weeks on his twitter page, he's been deleting fans and even his own fans questions that ask what the hell is this crap? For him not to clear this up, says it all.

Even CBS News has jumped on this crap.

mookie said:

Timmy84 said:

AW HELL! That Daphne Barak bitch. And OK lied. Jesus Christ... burn the tabloids for real. OK! is definitely tabloidish. Again apologies to Aaron for cursing. Why do folks always twist words from someone else?! Fuck it.

No, no still curse Aaron. He could've came out and told what was really in this interview, but he hasn't. For the past 2 weeks on his twitter page, he's been deleting fans and even his own fans questions that ask what the hell is this crap? For him not to clear this up, says it all.

Even CBS News has jumped on this crap.

Ugh... whatever, this is just overall stupid but again he ain't as good as some of Michael's family who rat on the tabloids too.

alphastreet said:

On The Line was by Babyface, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was originally from the Dangerous era and used later on for On The Line though I could imagine the doing faster numbers. 3T's Why which was originally supposed to be on HIStory was also by Babyface. In fact, though I loved that duo, I'm glad MJ didn't work with them, Dangerous stands out from the other 90's r&b/hip hop/pop albums mostly full of LA Reid, Babyface and Dallas.

On The Line came out of writing sessions between Babyface and MJ in the lead up to HIStory. It was then released for Spike Lee's film "Get On The Bus" and was released as a track on the GHOST cd single included in the deluxe edition of GHOSTS video release.

For those that wish to email the editors at OK! Magazine you can do so here:

http://okmagazine.com.au/magazine/contact-us.htm