comeback2009
Proud Member
In 1995 I first listened to the HIStory album Disc 2. I can remember going to buy the album at Woolworths where they had a HIStory stand - none-the-less! The whole package was amazing and I remember looking at the Gold Discs. I had listened to all MJs other albums (on record -mainly from my sister) but HIStory just echoed in my head. At the time I knew nothing of MJ (apart from his previous albums obviously) - I didn't know of the BAD tour, or all the hype. I didn't know about the Dangerous Album or all the videos that came with that Album. All I knew is that MJ's music was addictive. To this day I can remember listening to Stranger In Moscow for the first time. The BASS LICK just repeated itself in my head. I can remember not being able to sleep because of the power of MJs music and the simple but clear melodies (at the time I was into www.jamiroqua.co.uk (have a look - respect) and acid Jazz! - great stuff but not as good as a genius!). Tabloid Junkie - well that was wow - and as for TDCAU -awesome. I first watched the TDCA video in Belgium where I was on tour (rowing). I thought this is a bit amateur. Done very quickly. But as I returned home I could see how brilliant the concept was. Invincible the Album that followed in 2001 never did that for me. It was not the fact by this point that I knew MJs music and HIStory - Invincible just seemed so detached compared to HIStory. The master that is HIStory never needed Disc 1 (the best of!)
I am just interested in what you guys think. HIStory for me was all about MJ being in control. Invincible for me was just MJ earning some cash. I don't mean this negatively but apart from Speechless and Whatever Happens I feel he had limited control.
Be Happy
Comeback2008
Sam
I am just interested in what you guys think. HIStory for me was all about MJ being in control. Invincible for me was just MJ earning some cash. I don't mean this negatively but apart from Speechless and Whatever Happens I feel he had limited control.
Be Happy
Comeback2008
Sam