Chamife
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Who is Birchey and how come everyone is putting a lot of trust in him? It makes me curious on who is and what he did (no pun intended).
Who is Birchey and how come everyone is putting a lot of trust in him? It makes me curious on who is and what he did (no pun intended).
Wish I could've listened to them too.He had access to some of the audio files we have never heard. He suggested that the songs have been fabricated from those files, which actually confirms our doubts about the authenticity of the songs and the reason why we hear some things are wrong on those tracks.
That's a very plausible theory, IMO.After hearing those files he also expressed his opinion that the lead vocals are sung by Jason Malachi. He suggested that only a tiny part such as some background vocals were sung by Michael Jackson.
^^Thanks Bumper.
Wish I could've listened to them too.
That's a very plausible theory, IMO.
Hi BUMPER, what's your opinion on the Cascio songs? It's been over a year now of debating, time for your opinion since you clearly haven't shared it or even hinted it!
Thanks!
Hi BUMPER, what's your opinion on the Cascio songs? It's been over a year now of debating, time for your opinion since you clearly haven't shared it or even hinted it!
Thanks!
That "there were no other takes" versus " there are multiple takes" is conflicting IMO.
And I personally wouldn't expect Michael to record tens of takes for 12 demo songs over 4 months. It's not realistic. I remember for one song Birchey said the lead was combination of 2 takes and had 1 back vocals. That's 3 takes already.
Does it really sound like such a demo / guide vocal to you? The way it is sung?How many more do you expect for a demo / guide vocals that wouldn't be used in the final release?
ivy said:again how many more takes do you expect? Taryll was going on "a photographer can show you multiple pictures" , so he was shown 12 takes. What more did he ask for?
Anyone who says
- Cascio songs are finished,
- they aren't not demos
- claim they equals/as good as to final vocals or studio vocals
don't know anything about professional recording or what a professional sound engineer brings to the table.
Can't find it on my comp. I'm terrible at saving stuff. I remember the song, the melody and snippets of it, but too little to say anything about the voice...Well, the thing is we have no idea where the vocals come from and what were they intended for.
According to Birchey, the names of the audio files were suggesting that the MJ's vocals were sorted by relevance, for example: MJ's breaths, MJ's telephone audio, etc. This probably explains the copy pastes that we hear. After hearing all the files Birchey thinks that the majority of the lead vocals (90% if not more) was sung by Jason Malachi.
Before Soldier Boy came out he said that it was quite catchy, and as far as Black Widow is concerned, he said that it was the most convincing.
As far as I am concerned I find Black Widow the most convincing too, but I still have impression that the beginning of Black Widow are copy pastes and when the voice starts singing, I find the yelps/gulps overdone and exaggerated, as if the singer tried to imitate a voice rather than as if it flowed naturally.
Grent;3564247 said:Ok, now you go too far. And I will to. YOU don't know anything about professional recording. That's the problem.
All in your name. Did he record that like Bruce did on some but not all records? "A wonderful effect" ... you think MJ sounds like him because of "a wonderful effect" and does sound like someone else, because this effect is missing?
I'm out. This is nonsense.
Does it really sound like such a demo / guide vocal to you? The way it is sung?
I really don't get where your strength to fight for these songs is coming from.
Yes, I remember the sound of those crickets when I asked for all of the empirical evidence comparing the obvious MJ voice on the Cascio/Malachi tracks to previous MJ songs.for example how I asked "so what insight did we get from Birchey's post?" and it was all crickets.
Yes, I remember the sound of those crickets when I asked for all of the empirical evidence comparing the obvious MJ voice on the Cascio/Malachi tracks to previous MJ songs.
Errr...no, I don't remember seeing any examples. Could you point me to your post where you linked to said videos?and then you were given examples of what you have been asked for, right? what happened later? did you compare it? or just it entered from one ear and left from the another?
http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/t...Album-Debate?p=3561438&viewfull=1#post3561438We had done that before as well, the answer was always "no I don't here Michael"
I'll quote Birchey here
"boy on Soldier Boy is definitely Michael".
enjoy
I can assure you that Birchey believes these songs are fake including Soldier Boy and BW. He later changed his mind about MJ being in the BG vocals in some parts. However, so what? It's much harder to identify a person singing in the background that in the main vocals so I can understand his confusion at that point.
Ivy - But you asked me to compare it, before facetiously asking if it went through one ear and out the other. How can I do that if there's nothing to compare? All you've given me is some "he said/she said" which you've primarily taken from private messages. From what you've said I was under the impression there was some wealth of audio comparison material for me to listen to. If there isn't, please just say so.
Sometimes what you don't say is as important as what you say. I hope I'm not the only one who sees it.why do you need comparison videos? listen to what was mentioned and then listen to any michael jackson song. there's your comparison audio material.
Sometimes what you don't say is as important as what you say. I hope I'm not the only one who sees it.
There's no honest passion in these songs. Not in the ballads and not in the up-tempo songs.
Just read the interview with Lenny Kravitz: "
-"Extremely professional, a perfectionist. Still having the passion all those years later, you know?
-"I think that he was -- he was a child and he sang with the same talent and soul and intensity of an Aretha Franklin or a James Brown or any great vocalist".
Much too soon has honest passion, All in your name..everything Michael sang he sang with passion. Different passions maybe like sad, angry, lonely, hopeful, intensly greatful or whatever.....but always honest and passionate.
I really cannot discover any real passion on any Cascio song I heard.
I don't know a thing about musical technique's, so I can't say anything about that, but I know what I miss on each of these songs.
When I first heard Breaking News I knew (IMO) it was MJ then all the controversy broke out and many fans started doubting.How many here were 100% sure that they hear Michael and were 100% content the FIRST time they heard Breaking News? I browsed the Breaking News last week and was reminded the overwhelmingly negative initial reaction to the song.
I guess it's fair to say that at one point the vast majority of members here were doubters. If not, people didn't need to have explanations like wrong mix, the vocals sound better on HMV site, etc... I was one of the people who thought I heard more Michael on the HMV site. I guess I tried very hard to convince myself.
It's sad that we couldn't enjoy the first new Michael Jackson song in years the same way we enjoy and appreciate All In Your Name.
An event that was supposed to be celebrated by fans ended up causing confusions and sadness.