HAPPYPERSON said:

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"Chris Brown And I Having Fun On The Set Of The Documentary Of The 25th Anniversary Of MJ's BAD Album."
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Yes, I felt very protected sandwiched between Big Gipp and Cee Lo Green during my 2nd interview for the BAD25 documentary being directed by Spike Lee. Very touching stories of the impact that Michael Jackson has had on our lives.

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Looks good... Looks good.. I CANT WAIT Whos Bad?

I CANT STAND that phoney Questlove... Why is he involved?

He should talk to the guys of Run-DMC.They actually recorded a song with Michael ("Crack Kills") which was left off the album.

mjscarousal said:

I CANT STAND that phoney Questlove... Why is he involved?

How is he phoney?

Havent met him in person but that 3 hour set he played of Prince music at first ave was amazing after the Revolution concert.

I have never heard ANY DJ play Some People Dont Care by Ready For The World, Wonderful Ass by Prince or Boys Club by Sheila E in one venue.

Homebody KNEW his Prince and i'm betting he knows a thing or two about Mike.

mjscarousal said:

I CANT STAND that phoney Questlove... Why is he involved?

I was wondering the same. Not sure what his connection is. Someone else might know.

paisleypark4 said:

mjscarousal said:

I CANT STAND that phoney Questlove... Why is he involved?

How is he phoney?

Havent met him in person but that 3 hour set he played of Prince music at first ave was amazing after the Revolution concert.

I have never heard ANY DJ play Some People Dont Care by Ready For The World, Wonderful Ass by Prince or Boys Club by Sheila E in one venue.

Homebody KNEW his Prince and i'm betting he knows a thing or two about Mike.

This is not about The talent of Questlove the brotha smoking to much crazy He talked shit about Michael Jackson and trashed Thriller to make Beyawnceee better in comparision to Michael . I LOST ALL RESPECT FOR HIM AFTER THAT. Thats somebody who dont know a damnnn thing about Mike

He is not in the right mind frame of knowledge or intellect to say ANYTHING about Michael after that bullshit and he got called out on Twitter for that mess. If I had a twitter his ass would of got cussed out before he blocked me

mjscarousal said:

This is not about The talent of Questlove the brotha smoking to much crazy He talked shit about Michael Jackson and trashed Thriller to make Beyawnceee better in comparision to Michael

I have no idea about the statements of this guy, but he is obviously mentally ill.

AWARD WINNING FILMMAKER SPIKE LEE IMMERSED IN MICHAEL JACKSON DOCUMENTARY

New York, NY – It was announced today that Academy Award nominated filmmaker Spike Lee, in conjunction with the Estate of Michael Jackson and Legacy/Epic Records, is in the final stages of post production of a Michael Jackson documentary focusing on Michael's landmark BAD album and worldwide tour. The project marks the first ever in-depth, behind the scenes film project to chronicle a Michael Jackson album, and is being filmed amid the 25th anniversary celebration of the iconic album, record-breaking world tour and groundbreaking short films that changed music history.

The documentary features over 40 interviews conducted personally by Spike Lee with Michael's confidants, choreographers, musicians and other collaborators who collectively unveil the real story of this "coming of age" project through their vivid recollections of what it was like to work day in and day out and live this project with Michael. BAD's lasting influence is captured through interviews with top talent including Antonio "L.A." Reid, Kanye West, Mariah Carey, Cee Lo Green and Sheryl Crow, who was a back-up singer on the BAD tour.

The Michael Jackson BAD documentary joins an incredible body of Spike Lee documentaries including the Peabody and Emmy Award winning, When The Levees Broke: A Requiem In Four Acts and its follow up, If God Is Willing And Da Creek Don't Rise, Kobe Doin' Work, and the Oscar Nominated, 4 Little Girls. Lee directed both short films for Michael Jackson's "They Don't Care About Us" in 1996.

Spike Lee comments, "I'm more than just a huge fan of Michael Jackson, and having the chance to actually know him and work with him, I deeply care about his legacy. With this BAD project I was able to uncover just what made this such a huge, important coming of age in his career and unearth compelling stories surrounding the making of the album, the long awaited follow-up to Thriller – the best selling album of all time - the short films and the tour that may have never seen the light of day."

John Branca and John McClain, co-executors of The Estate of Michael Jackson and Executive Producers of the documentary comment, "Spike Lee's genius as a storyteller combined with his passion and first-hand appreciation of Michael's artistry makes him the logical filmmaker to tell the story of BAD. We are thrilled to be working with him on this unique project."

Chairman of Epic Records and Co-Executive Producer of the documentary, Antonio "L.A." Reid, comments, "It was an honor and a privilege to work closely with Spike Lee to create this documentary. Spike has such a great love of Michael that it was apparent that he was the only person who could make this film."

Among the interviewees are Oscar-winning film director Martin Scorcese, Joe Pytka and other filmmakers who worked with Michael to bring the stories in his songs to life on the screen through short films that remain today some of the most vivid and creative storytelling by a musical artist as well as one of his Michael's personal engineers, Matt Forger, who worked with Michael at the recording studio at Michael's Hayvenhurst home where the songs first came to life, keyboardist Greg Phillinganes, who worked on the album and then the BAD Tour. Also shedding light on the BAD album, short films and tour are individuals like former CBS Head Walter Yetnikoff, as well as choreographers Jeffrey Daniel and Vincent Paterson.

The third and final album collaboration for Jackson and Quincy Jones, BAD launched a pivotal coming of age for the King of Pop as a performer, composer and producer. The album was #1 around the world, made history with five consecutive #1 singles on the Billboard chart, produced ten chart-topping singles, nine ground breaking short films and to date, the BAD album has generated over 45 Million units in sales. BAD was nominated for six Grammys and won two; the album earned Michael the first-ever Video Vanguard Award at the MTV VMA Awards. Songs on the original album are: "Bad," "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Speed Demon," "Liberian Girl," "Just Good Friends" featuring Stevie Wonder, "Another Part of Me," "Man in the Mirror," "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," "Dirty Diana," "Smooth Criminal," with "Leave Me Alone" added to the CD version of the album once released.

Spike Lee's film supports the 25th anniversary of BAD, which will also be celebrated with the September 18th release of BAD 25, a must-have deluxe package featuring three CDs, two collectible booklets, and features the first-ever authorized DVD release of a concert from the record breaking BAD tour, the concert at Wembley Stadium on July 16, 1988 attended by Princess Diana, Prince Charles and a sold-out crowd of 72,000 fans. A BAD 25 two CD standard edition featuring the original album plus the CD of demos and new remixes will also be made available as will a stand alone edition of the DVD and a picture disc of the original album.

More details on this and other exciting projects relating to BAD's 25th anniversary will be announced soon.

http://www.michaeljackson...ocumentary

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It's about time Spike gets his groove back.

LiLi1992 said:

mjscarousal said:

This is not about The talent of Questlove the brotha smoking to much crazy He talked shit about Michael Jackson and trashed Thriller to make Beyawnceee better in comparision to Michael

I have no idea about the statements of this guy, but he is obviously mentally ill.

Questlove needs to be admitted to St. Elizabeth

mjscarousal said:

LiLi1992 said:

I have no idea about the statements of this guy, but he is obviously mentally ill.

Questlove needs to be admitted to St. Elizabeth

I guess it is just me but I think Thriller is a million times better than BAD.

just saw a rough cut of the new spike lee @40AcresBrooklyn MJ documentary; it is superb. Truly illuminates MJ's profound genius & artistry.

Joe Vogel‏@JoeVogel1

People are going to be amazed by the new @SpikeLee doc on Bad. For a couple of hours, it feels like Michael Jackson is alive again. ‪#Bad25

Joe Vogel‏@JoeVogel1

Spike really humanizes MJ and does him justice as an artist. Incredible unseen footage. Can't wait to see the final cut. ‪#Bad25

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laurarichardson said:

mjscarousal said:

Questlove needs to be admitted to St. Elizabeth

I guess it is just me but I think Thriller is a million times better than BAD.

I love Thriller but BAD is my favorite MJ album for sure. Im so excited tomorrow Im going to see MJ IMMORTAL Got my Billie Jean out fit ready

musicology54 said:

Please use the mJ sticky [Edited 7/11/12 10:21am]