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Pepina

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Michael Jackson in INTERVIEW magazine

This is great, if only for the picture of MJ looking PISSED as hell fro

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Reply #1 posted 02/05/04 3:45am

mrdespues	He doesn't looked pissed off, he looks thoughtful.
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Reply #2 posted 02/05/04 5:11am

CinisterCee	Awesome read! When is this interview from? With that old pic, I thought it was some vintage shit, then he mentioned some Thriller songs and I was like OH it's from the 80s, then the interviewer mentions Prince and Paris, his children. He has always always always said that Jackie Wilson, James Brown, Bee Gees, and showtunes (classical pop) inspired him.
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Reply #3 posted 02/05/04 5:14am

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Great stuff. smile

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Reply #4 posted 02/05/04 5:15am

DavidEye	His thoughts on the Bee Gees and 'Saturday Night Fever' are interesting... "And when they did Saturday Night Fever,that did it for me" I agree,that album really changed the way I viewed music.I was just 8 years old when it came out,but I remember it being the first album that I really got excited about.
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DavidEye said:

His thoughts on the Bee Gees and 'Saturday Night Fever' are interesting...

"And when they did Saturday Night Fever,that did it for me"

I agree,that album really changed the way I viewed music.I was just 8 years old when it came out,but I remember it being the first album that I really got excited about.

I was 12 when I first heard it (although many of the Bee Gees' songs were buried in my subconcious because of the exposure they got from the time I was a mere three year old)
and I agree that it was (and still is) an incredible piece of work. It remains one of the very best 'feel good' albums ever.

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