Exact! We have 5 full songs to judge if it's Michael or not... it's more than enough for anybody to form his own opinion...I'm not really sure about this anymore. The voice is the same as the released ones. Why would it solve anything? Believers will just continue to say it's their Michael singing, and the "doubters" say it's not.
Care to elaborate?Hey, biohazard4!
You're wrong!
Bye, biohazard4!
I'm starting to doubt that people actually do have all 12 tracks etc. Something would have leaked by now. Also, questions about lyrical content etc have gone unanswered. On top of that, with the exception of the three songs on the album, the remaining material has not been copyrighted. There is no legal reason why this stuff, it it helps to give a better understanding, should not be made available to all fans. But like I said, I'm beginning to question its existence.
Who do we bring the case against?
For goodness sake, can people stop saying "why don't you take it to court?"!!!!!!!!!!!
We have discussed this a gazillion times. It's nearly impossible for fans, who have no solid evidence, to obtain enough basis to move the case.
^^ well said love....and very true....How to proceed? Money? Time? EVIDENCE that will hold up since they've seemed to cover their arses fairly well...
At the very least, fans can sue for consumer fraud. Really? I thought the disclamier put by Sony at the back of the album pretty much shut up such option.
I'm starting to doubt that people actually do have all 12 tracks etc. Something would have leaked by now. Also, questions about lyrical content etc have gone unanswered. On top of that, with the exception of the three songs on the album, the remaining material has not been copyrighted. There is no legal reason why this stuff, it it helps to give a better understanding, should not be made available to all fans. But like I said, I'm beginning to question its existence.
"Mj Song Book" was registered on June 27th 2009. The Pro Tools material that I'm talking about was created, or at least saved, in August 2010. That Mj Song Book may just be the written compositions, but that all depends on what Michael did or didn't do with the Cascios. I forgot about Burn 2 Nite. It may have been considered for "Michael" though as Teddy claimed to have heard it, so he was possibly given it to work on. I beleive he is the one who said it had a salsa flavour.Sony and MJ Estate with Does 1-100 (you could add people as you go along based on whether they knew and participated in fraud).
Actually the initial stage would be not to go to court but get an expert opinion in other words "evidence" to allow you go the court.
By that I mean 3rd party objective forensic vocals analysis.
And as far as I know Max-Jax tried that, they contacted an expert who said he could look into it for a fee but didn't expect to find any opposite findings then the Sony/Estate experts.
Also if I'm not mistaken somebody on MJJC also posted information about contacting an expert.
It's doable especially if the evidence is there - in other words like claimed it's so obvious that the vocals aren't Michaels and we are experiencing a fraud , cover up etc.
which disclaimer?
if you say someone is singing the songs and that's not Michael and not credited on the album that's fraud. Such as if you claim Jason or any impersonator is on the vocals and as his name isn't written and presented as Michael, it's fraud.
unreleased songs do not need separate registration. "MJ song book" could include any number of songs.
ps: Burn 2 nite's registration with BMI could show that it's planned for release.
Guys, you don't have solid evidance but You're 100 % sure that this is not MJ but Jason voice in cascio's trakcs? i just can't understand this...sorry
You're all the time talking about money. I think the most important thing in court is truth.
It is not about You don't have money to fight with sony, it is just lack of evidance...You guys base on your own amateur opinion - and You are totally right - You can't win in court with it.
"Mj Song Book" was registered on June 27th 2009. The Pro Tools material that I'm talking about was created, or at least saved, in August 2010. That Mj Song Book may just be the written compositions, but that all depends on what Michael did or didn't do with the Cascios. I forgot about Burn 2 Nite. It may have been considered for "Michael" though as Teddy claimed to have heard it, so he was possibly given it to work on. I beleive he is the one who said it had a salsa flavour.
Teddy said that Burn 2 night will be incluided in the next album.
Kapital77;3329058 said:Cascios and Porte only registered LYRICS two days after MJ death.
You can see the registration document and what Roger Friedman said. They also hired a lawyer to avoid problems.
mjjesamor;3329210 said:There is something seriously wrong with a copyright system that allows people to register sound recordings and attribute the authorship to a deceased person without having to provide any proof whatsoever that the material is authentic.
"7 U.S.C. §506(e): Any person who knowingly makes a false representation of a material fact in the application for copyright registration provided for by section 409, or in any written statement filed in connection
with the application, shall be fined not more than $2,500"
2,500 is peanuts really compared to what the Cascios were payed for the tracks that they took more than a year to 'finish' after registering with the copyright office and then announcing their existence to the world via Roger Friedman)
Nothing fishy there folks!
we discussed this before. Roger Friedman is wrong about that. Registration wasn't for lyrics only.
You can tell me whatever you want.
On the registration it shows LIRYCS with BIG letters.
I dont know if they also registered production for those LIRYCS, maybe some sounds with Porte in lead vocals.
(1. Hollywood Tonight is registered the same way. (and 19 other songs by Brad Buxter))
I don't see what your point is. Yes anyone can come along and register music and credit it to someone else that is deceased.
(2. copyright registration is for protection against if someone steals your work. It's not about authenticity)
Well i think it is safe to assume that nobody is going to steal the Cascio tracks and i don't think that was their motivation when they registered the tracks. Are you honestly trying to say that two days after MJ died Eddie thought to himself. 'I better register those tracks that nobody knows exist quick before they get stolen'
(3. Attributing authorship to a person means
Well considering that Michael was dead when they registered those tracks it is safe to say that Michael was unable to give his approval)
They only registered LYRICS putting MJ in the document.
Ivy whatever they registered on the 27th of June was not worth millions at that point in time and certainly was not at any risk of being stolen at that point in time.
For starters Those tracks were completely nonexistent as far as anyone was aware until more than a year after they were registered when suddenly it was revealed that MJ recorded a whole album while with the Cascios
And the Cascios needed neither Michael's nor the Estate's approval to register the material so do not see any relevance or point in saying that Michael Jackson Estate=Michael Jackson.
So I decided to put 'Monster' on in my car to hear the bass. And, yes, it's great bass and I was groovin' to it, having my own little party, and then the voice kicked in, and I was like, 'Who the hell invited you?' :mello: and then I wanted to cry
:lol:
And it's so fun how you talk about what Birchey said abot Water, but you did not say that he thinks it's a fraud and that Jason Malachi is the singer on those tracks.
For some info you used R.Friedman but in other things you say he was wrong.