coco1997
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Hi everyone,
I'm new here, but I've been a MJ fan for a few years now. I'm a huge fan of most of his music, but I feel as though "Invincible" was his weakest record, particularly because I didn't like the direction some of the music took, and because, frankly, it just goes on for far too long. The last few days, I've been toying around with my own custom tracklist for the record in Windows Media Player, and here's what I've come up with:
01. Xscape
02. One More Chance
03. Beautiful Girl
04. You Rock My World
05. You Are My Life
06. Fall Again
07. Speechless
08. We've Had Enough
09. Privacy
10. Whatever Happens
11. Butterflies
12. The Lost Children
I feel like this is a much solider album. It's shorter and more concise, and it contains some of the more strongly melodic cuts left off of "Invincible," including "Beautiful Girl," "Fall Again" and "One More Chance". I was wondering if anyone else out there has tried something similar, using tracks from the "Invincible" era (that either made the album or didn't) to try to make this record even better?
I'm new here, but I've been a MJ fan for a few years now. I'm a huge fan of most of his music, but I feel as though "Invincible" was his weakest record, particularly because I didn't like the direction some of the music took, and because, frankly, it just goes on for far too long. The last few days, I've been toying around with my own custom tracklist for the record in Windows Media Player, and here's what I've come up with:
01. Xscape
02. One More Chance
03. Beautiful Girl
04. You Rock My World
05. You Are My Life
06. Fall Again
07. Speechless
08. We've Had Enough
09. Privacy
10. Whatever Happens
11. Butterflies
12. The Lost Children
I feel like this is a much solider album. It's shorter and more concise, and it contains some of the more strongly melodic cuts left off of "Invincible," including "Beautiful Girl," "Fall Again" and "One More Chance". I was wondering if anyone else out there has tried something similar, using tracks from the "Invincible" era (that either made the album or didn't) to try to make this record even better?