azsummergirl
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Re: Michael - The Great Album Debate (Only Go Here if You Want To Continue The Controversy)
all i want to know is: WHERE IS SAM?!
lol
all i want to know is: WHERE IS SAM?!
lol
all i want to know is: WHERE IS SAM?!
lol
We all want to know the truth behind, thing is we probably wont ever and whatever happens we will never get anyone to admit anything. Not unless you have video of the imposter singing in a studio with Cascio.
Now like I said before there is a heck of alot up with these tracks, its runs deeper than just listening to them, the material I have is sensitive and It has no place online, I have notified the right people about it and where it came from, but on the other side I can still talk about it, but I have no right in the world sharing or leaking anything, and its not my style.
Now the lead vocal is the big problem on these, upon listening to them again I think there IS some Michael in it, distinct changed, word pronouncians that I have never heard anyone else do, but I think alot fo the blank leads have been "filled" in with this other person.
I also mentioned before that they appear to come from different Mics, I cant be 100% sure on this, as they may have been edited upto this process, but the sounds distinctly change.
My own opinion like above is that there IS michael in there, lines sungs for some of these songs, some of the backing vocals are 100% Michael, I would not even challange that, I have never heard anyone layer his vox like he does, one song is reminiscent of the Leave Me Alone backing vox its that rich.
This whole thing is a case of copy and paste and there are obvious reasons no one has presented us with any evidence of Michael singing these songs in full.
This whole thing will remain a "conspiracy" forever, I can tell you one thing though, I know one of the possible tracks for the next album, and its Michael and its amazing, like truly amazing! thats something to look forwards too, and no cascio thank god.
Sigh... before the Michael album, all that we worried about were excessive autotune, lousy arrangement, poor song choices. Now, we have to worry about possible fake tracks... This is just wrong...
Now like I said before there is a heck of alot up with these tracks, its runs deeper than just listening to them, the material I have is sensitive and It has no place online, I have notified the right people about it and where it came from, but on the other side I can still talk about it, but I have no right in the world sharing or leaking anything, and its not my style.
Hmm...!!!Hmm...
Hmm...!!!
What someone needs to do is to establish a direct link between Cascio and Cupeta. I'm sure that can be done. I've got pretty close but hit a wall.
Korgnex - Birchey also said some other things which you have conveniently omitted.
I still am so confused about the whole situation. Why would Sony use fake songs? Thats what i just can't get my head around.
^Sony would lose more than they could ever gain from this if they did indeed deliberately put false songs on the album. If they lose credibility as a music publisher they are tarnished forever. Not worth the gamble for such a big company.
Korgnex;3321003 said:What Birchey was actually confirming is that the so-called tracks were made up by the producers at the studio and the many gaps were filled with ad-libs from previous MJ stuff.
What's so brand-new and interesting about this?
This is all known for several months now. How else have our "detectives" here found out where samples have been cut in.
You'll see that absolutely nothing concerning legal things will happen. The vocals are all MJ and James Porte, no Jason dude anywhere. Everything has been properly credited, registered and researched.
This "conspiracy" that some of you wish so desperately to exist will be forgotten in some years. The Jason dude will be forgotten, too. The whole impersonator issue will be forgotten.
The accusations of people wanting to destroy Michael's legacy with fake tracks will be forgotten...
Birchey is currently on the trails of how the lead vocals have been intensified to be strong enough for release-worthy mixing.
Birchey;3320102 said:a massive Majority of the lead vocals are not Michaels
The breathing and other "aaahs" and stuff were pasted on
The songs were orginally slower in pace
The are NO claps, click or footstamps on ANY Cascio track on the vocal channel (something which to me proves this is definately not Michael behind that mic)
The songs were all recorded on various Mics
The original vocals themselves were NOT recorded badly but properly
There are tons of takes of vocals, there are several takes used on each line
There WERE backing tracks provided with the songs
There are MANY Ghost backing vocals
The only instance of a PVC Pipe being used was on about 4 lines in which they had "Michaels" vocals CLEAN and also recorded through a PVC pipe.
Birchey;3320448 said:I am 99% sure its Jason, or a Jason Malachi inpersonator XD
Birchey;3320451 said:Thing is too, these songs are absolute rip-offs from MJ previous material, they have been purposely made to sound like an MJ song, desperatly
Birchey;3320266 said:For the vocals its clear on the editing how they have had a variety of vocal tracks to choose from, for me this points to a good explanantion, if you were to get someone to copy MJ why have them do one take? They have used the lines which fit Michaels vocals the best, the smoking gun here is the sheer amount of lead vocals and backing vocals they have.
^ I did read his OPINION.
Don't take Birchey's opinion as an irrefutable fact, Kapital77.
Apart from that Birchey and I respect each other's opinions. :yes:
^Sony would lose more than they could ever gain from this if they did indeed deliberately put false songs on the album. If they lose credibility as a music publisher they are tarnished forever. Not worth the gamble for such a big company.