mjforever said:

Part of a 2 hour never before broadcast concert with exclusive uncut footage of Michael up close and personal. Filmed by Michael's own production crew and offered for sale with The Fame Bureau on November 26th 2011

I want this.

seeingvoices12 said:

The question is why MJ was writing those song titles on paper ? why?

Why is it strange to you? There's nothing weird about it to me. I'd be writing it as well.

dag said:

seeingvoices12 said:

The question is why MJ was writing those song titles on paper ? why?

Why is it strange to you? There's nothing weird about it to me. I'd be writing it as well.

Likewise!

dag said:

seeingvoices12 said:

The question is why MJ was writing those song titles on paper ? why?

Why is it strange to you? There's nothing weird about it to me. I'd be writing it as well.

it's maybe strange because this is the first time I see Mj write song titles on paper , I see he always writes song lyrics on paper not song titles but it's really interesting regardless and amazing to see ......

Sometimes even musicians can forget song titles, sometimes they have to write them down so they can remember it later when it comes to recording. Of course he never wrote lyrics but that doesn't mean he always remembered his song titles lol

Timmy84 said:

Sometimes even musicians can forget song titles, sometimes they have to write them down so they can remember it later when it comes to recording. Of course he never wrote lyrics but that doesn't mean he always remembered his song titles lol

seeingvoices12 said:

dag said:

Why is it strange to you? There's nothing weird about it to me. I'd be writing it as well.

it's maybe strange because this is the first time I see Mj write song titles on paper , I see he always writes song lyrics on paper not song titles but it's really interesting regardless and amazing to see ......

Not strange. They were listing the songs to see what needs what and see which songs should make the cut. Some parts, he's giving Teddy instructions to work on certain things

If anyone wants those Herb Ritts photos, they're for sale here

http://www.julienslive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/37/lot/12526/from/find-lots/

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bboy87 said:

If anyone wants those Herb Ritts photos, they're for sale here

http://www.julienslive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/37/lot/12526/from/find-lots/

Forget the photos,I want the boxer shorts!

bboy87 said:

ItsAllForLOVE said:

I love Best of Joy. It has been around since Dangerous?

Nah, it's from 2009. It's from Michael's last recording sessions

His voice is amazing on this song. When I first heard it, I thought it was from a much earlier recording, but then knew it wan't since Michael is supposed to be current recordings. Anyway, he sounds so sweet.

Ahh, I see, it was an earlier record!

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HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Claire73 said:

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Pajama Boogie!

kellistarr120 said:

bboy87 said:

Nah, it's from 2009. It's from Michael's last recording sessions

His voice is amazing on this song. When I first heard it, I thought it was from a much earlier recording, but then knew it wan't since Michael is supposed to be current recordings. Anyway, he sounds so sweet.

Ahh, I see, it was an earlier record!

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The song has such a BeeGees feel to it doesn't it?

kellistarr120 said:

bboy87 said:

Nah, it's from 2009. It's from Michael's last recording sessions

His voice is amazing on this song. When I first heard it, I thought it was from a much earlier recording, but then knew it wan't since Michael is supposed to be current recordings. Anyway, he sounds so sweet.

Ahh, I see, it was an earlier record!

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A lot of MJ's songs were recorded years before being officially released

Wanna Be Startin Something - 1978

Dirty Diana - 1983

Liberian Girl - 1983

Another Part of Me - 1985

Stranger in Moscow - 1993

Black or White - 1986/87

They Don't Care About Us - Recorded as early as 1990

Earth Song - 1989/90

ViintageJunkiie said:

kellistarr120 said:

His voice is amazing on this song. When I first heard it, I thought it was from a much earlier recording, but then knew it wan't since Michael is supposed to be current recordings. Anyway, he sounds so sweet.

Ahh, I see, it was an earlier record!

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A lot of MJ's songs were recorded years before being officially released

Wanna Be Startin Something - 1978

Dirty Diana - 1983

Liberian Girl - 1983

Another Part of Me - 1985

Stranger in Moscow - 1993

Black or White - 1986/87

They Don't Care About Us - Recorded as early as 1990

Earth Song - 1989/90

He'd sit on tracks and keep working on them until the right time

Michael and the brothers were writing songs back in 1973-75 at Hayvenhurst but Motown wasn't letting them release anything, so who knows how long he sat on a song like Blues Away or Do What You Wanna

He wrote Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' back in 1978-79 but held it from Quincy because it wasn't quite right. He finally played it for Q, Rod, and Greg Philliganes when Thriller came

Dirty Diana and Liberian Girl were probably concieved around the time he came up with State Of Shock back in '83.

Little Susie and Be Not Always were written in 1979 while he was recording Off The Wall, on the Destiny Tour AND planning and doing demos for Triumph. They were in the same notebook as You Not Me (the original version of This Had To Be) and Lovely One

The Way You Make Me Feel (then Hot Fever), Speed Demon, and Smooth Criminal were all demoed in 1985 (Roger Troutman worked on these sessions along with John Barnes)

Another Part Of Me was recorded in 1985 with John Barnes coproducing, but as we know, remixed for Bad. Matter of fact, John doesn't even get a production credit on the Bad version, even though all the 1987 mix is just a remix

Earth Song goes as far back as June 1988

Heal The World, Black Or White, Who Is It, Will You Be There, Keep The Faith, andDangerous were all concieved in 1988-89

Superfly Sister and They Don't Care About Us were conceived in 1990

Blood On The Dancefloor and Ghost are from 1990-91

I wrote all this without looking at reference notes or books. Just off the top of the brain

Yeah I was just about to ask how on earth you remember all this? people say that to me about MJ all the time, but you have me beat...and I thought Who Is It and Black or White were written right after the Bad album was completed

bboy87 said:

ViintageJunkiie said:

A lot of MJ's songs were recorded years before being officially released

Wanna Be Startin Something - 1978

Dirty Diana - 1983

Liberian Girl - 1983

Another Part of Me - 1985

Stranger in Moscow - 1993

Black or White - 1986/87

They Don't Care About Us - Recorded as early as 1990

Earth Song - 1989/90

He'd sit on tracks and keep working on them until the right time

Michael and the brothers were writing songs back in 1973-75 at Hayvenhurst but Motown wasn't letting them release anything, so who knows how long he sat on a song like Blues Away or Do What You Wanna

He wrote Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' back in 1978-79 but held it from Quincy because it wasn't quite right. He finally played it for Q, Rod, and Greg Philliganes when Thriller came

Dirty Diana and Liberian Girl were probably concieved around the time he came up with State Of Shock back in '83.

Little Susie and Be Not Always were written in 1979 while he was recording Off The Wall, on the Destiny Tour AND planning and doing demos for Triumph. They were in the same notebook as You Not Me (the original version of This Had To Be) and Lovely One

The Way You Make Me Feel (then Hot Fever), Speed Demon, and Smooth Criminal were all demoed in 1985 (Roger Troutman worked on these sessions along with John Barnes)

Another Part Of Me was recorded in 1985 with John Barnes coproducing, but as we know, remixed for Bad. Matter of fact, John doesn't even get a production credit on the Bad version, even though all the 1987 mix is just a remix

Earth Song goes as far back as June 1988

Heal The World, Black Or White, Who Is It, Will You Be There, Keep The Faith, andDangerous were all concieved in 1988-89

Superfly Sister and They Don't Care About Us were conceived in 1990

Blood On The Dancefloor and Ghost are from 1990-91

I wrote all this without looking at reference notes or books. Just off the top of the brain

Lord knows The Jacksons (as a group) are sitting on so many records written by them that are unreleased. I wonder if they sing them daily .. Imagine them grocery shopping or chillin while humming "Slipped Away" or "That Girl"

I think State of Shock goes as far back as 1981. I read that he wanted to put that on the Thriller album but due to MJ and Freddie's schedules, they rejected the idea

Let's get serious (no pun intended) those brothers don't give a shit about music and haven't in decades. I highly doubt they are humming or writing anything. And don't bring up that mock reality show to defend them. They don't need a reality show to entertain us with their drama and freakshow.

alphastreet said:

Yeah I was just about to ask how on earth you remember all this? people say that to me about MJ all the time, but you have me beat...and I thought Who Is It and Black or White were written right after the Bad album was completed

Well "Who Is It" was written after the Bad album was complete since Bad was released in 87 but "Black or White" was rumored to be titled "Get into the Groove" and was a simple click track during the Bad recording session.

This is what Michael said about creating new songs and not releasing them. He said this during his 1984 Chicago Deposition when they played unreleased records like "Thank You For Life" and "Why Can't I Be?"

That goes for the songs Bboy and myself mentioned.

MJ also mentioned songs he recorded that he felt were "stronger" than the records on Thriller

Maybe Madonna heard about this Get Into The Groove That explains everyyyything

alphastreet said:

kellistarr120 said:

His voice is amazing on this song. When I first heard it, I thought it was from a much earlier recording, but then knew it wan't since Michael is supposed to be current recordings. Anyway, he sounds so sweet.

Ahh, I see, it was an earlier record!

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The song has such a BeeGees feel to it doesn't it?

thats what i thought!! exspecially on the we are forever(etc) harmonies.

i absolutly LOVE this record, his voice is so beautiful.

And then there's Buffalo Bill that was written and recorded in 1983. MJ said it was going to be a hit. Frank Dileo said in Rolling Stone it was going to be another dance floor hit. It was meant for Victory. Then reworked for BAD. And then it never gets released. How could a song be so hyped up and never be released?!?! Proof it was one thing to the next.

And how many times has Don't Be Messin' been reworked on? That's another...

dm3857 said:

alphastreet said:

The song has such a BeeGees feel to it doesn't it?

thats what i thought!! exspecially on the we are forever(etc) harmonies.

i absolutly LOVE this record, his voice is so beautiful.

YES!!! I heard that too And the 'you know that I'll always love you' part. It reminds me of How Deep Is Your Love

Derek1984 said:

And then there's Buffalo Bill that was written and recorded in 1983. MJ said it was going to be a hit. Frank Dileo said in Rolling Stone it was going to be another dance floor hit. It was meant for Victory. Then reworked for BAD. And then it never gets released. How could a song be so hyped up and never be released?!?! Proof it was one thing to the next.

And how many times has Don't Be Messin' been reworked on? That's another...

Buffalo Bill really needs to be released in it's original 1983 form and so does Don't Be Messin Around (which was recorded in 1982 for Thriller). The estate is sitting on a shit load of hits and they just don't know it.

Would love to hear anything completed and released. Especially on the Bad re-release. Everything to have come out of that era is magic.

ViintageJunkiie said:

Derek1984 said:

And then there's Buffalo Bill that was written and recorded in 1983. MJ said it was going to be a hit. Frank Dileo said in Rolling Stone it was going to be another dance floor hit. It was meant for Victory. Then reworked for BAD. And then it never gets released. How could a song be so hyped up and never be released?!?! Proof it was one thing to the next.

And how many times has Don't Be Messin' been reworked on? That's another...

Buffalo Bill really needs to be released in it's original 1983 form and so does Don't Be Messin Around (which was recorded in 1982 for Thriller). The estate is sitting on a shit load of hits and they just don't know it.

Forget them being hits, just put them on a CD and give 'em to us

Shit they could put the songs on cassette tapes and hand them over in a musty ass box for all I care

alphastreet said:

Would love to hear anything completed and released. Especially on the Bad re-release. Everything to have come out of that era is magic.

1977-1993 is all I want

ViintageJunkiie said:

alphastreet said:

Would love to hear anything completed and released. Especially on the Bad re-release. Everything to have come out of that era is magic.

1977-1993 is all I want

I want everything too, Bad & Dangerous works came out the best though, and yeah I'm also curious about Buffalo Bill. I was really feeling the tracks in 2001-2002 that came out of those periods.