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So you don't find it surprising that a thread with a non-present discussion gets over 10,000 views in one day?Why are you getting so excited over the view numbers?
So you don't find it surprising that a thread with a non-present discussion gets over 10,000 views in one day?Why are you getting so excited over the view numbers?
So you don't find it surprising that a thread with a non-present discussion gets over 10,000 views in one day?
Why are you getting so excited over the view numbers?
If anyone is reading the most recent discussion they are seeing Chuck Norris, Bruce Lee and Dumb and Dumber and we aren't seeing anyone registering to be part of the "discussion" which is non -present.
So you don't find it surprising that a thread with a non-present discussion gets over 10,000 views in one day?
I'm so excited!! And I just can't hide it!!! I'm about to lose control and I think I like it!! :wild: :wild: :wild:
And to be honest if you want to be taken seriously the last five pages are a bit of an embarrassment to your cause.
to show 10,00 is not that much as some tend to think. btw - I at least visited / refreshed 10 times since my last post.
Keep it on topic guys or you run the risk of this thread being closed.
And to be honest if you want to be taken seriously the last five pages are a bit of an embarrassment to your cause.
That's what I was trying to say The goal was to educate the public who might not know about the issue with this songs and make this a common knowledge. If I'm new and found this thread through google, I'll read the first and the last pages, I wouldn't spend time reading 1600+ pages. And if I was interested in discussion about these songs but came and saw off topic talk I wouldn't bother to participate.
What's this all of a sudden concern to get back on topic when the topic itself is contained within the 1600 pages?
And that is your appreciation for me wanting to give you guys a voice,
Nice one.
Well technically all of our threads have to be on topic. We kinda relaxed on this one as we had little moderation on this thread. However if this thread will be accessible to everyone and can affect anyone's opinion about MJJC , I think that the thread has to be on topic and free of any possible defamation and insults towards the parties.
It's one thing that our members understand how this thread works, it's another a random person finds this thread and then finds a picture of monkey balls on the last page.
Anyway I said what I wanted to say.
I just wondered, if any believer could answer:
given the fact that Michael loved what he did, recording music, songs, etc, if Michael had the time to record 12 songs (= a whole album) in a matter of months in a friend's home studio, how many dozens of songs (= albums) did he record in his/a professional studio in a matter of years?
The whole point of this thread is the cascio debate so yes people do come here just for that however looking at the last few pages no one is doing the real debate justice infact I think you have let down the remaining 1600 pages and those who posted including yourself.
And no I'm not glad, to me it was more important for outsiders to read the debate rather than thread view numbers.
Ok, in order to get a lil bit back on topic, I'll reply to Bumpers unanswered question. I'm not a believer (and no 100% doubter), but one could argue this way (doesn't mean that this is my opinion):
MJ didn't record 12 whole songs in this short time and neary completed them. He just did it similar to his known recording habits: Trying out some tunes, looking for new material and ideas. What he actually did record are very rough ideas in an early state which he might or might not wanted to complete later.
Just the way he did it very often with his songs: Start to write/record if he/other people get nice ideas, pause for some months or years if he's not satisfied with them and maybe return to finish them.
Eddie just said this material was so good and in a nearly finished state for promition. Who would buy songs in their earliest state of completion?
So: MJ recorded hundreds of songs/ideas in his professional studio with most of them unfinished, so it's reasonable to say that he started with 12 new ones in those months at the Cascios.
Shut up
Interesting this is the only thread that people feel like they need to leave the whole forum when you disagree with them in regard to some issue.
Perhaps it's indeed the time to close this thread for good , if it's creating the need to leave the forum.
Please don't ever close this thread this is the way I found MJJC and it has thought me a lot about Michael Jackson and his music and so much more.
I find this thread to be the most intresting one on MJJC and even though there are not many viewers anymore it has many loyal members that keep coming back here daily.
I think when we get to page 1700 it'll be a good place to wrap this thread up and put a close to this debate.
I made the pic for a Pajama tribute Video to MJ with all his Pajama pics and this is 1 of the 2 songs I used in it :lol:
And just a quick reply to this argument: then MJ has indeed hundreds of recorded songs in similar state, which eventually means that they could be released. But apprently it's not the case.
Bye
We should give this topic more booty
A good song is timeless?Could easily be that there are much more songs in similar state to the Cascio ones. Why weren't they released instead of Cascios? Maybe for the same reasons they chose the C-songs to appear on the last album instead of completely former unknown songs like DYKWYCA or STTR: They seemed to have more mainstream-appeal and are younger.
And I hope you won't leave this thread/MJJC forever, Bumper. I've been a lurker here for quite a long time and like your discussions with some other members. Still one of the most interesting threads here.
ADKIc3mAnX;3601389 said:Please don't ever close this thread this is the way I found MJJC and it has thought me a lot about Michael Jackson and his music and so much more.
I find this thread to be the most intresting one on MJJC and even though there are not many viewers anymore it has many loyal members that keep coming back here daily.
We can all agree that Bumper is more than his jokes and he put a lot of effort in this thread, anyone affirming the contrary just want to belittle him.