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uhm I already did.
No, you didn't. Give me a single quote.
I am sorry, but I don't see where I said anything against you. I was referring to the questions you raised and to your arguments.
uhm I already did.
He wanted to be independent and make a name for himself. I can only guess that was the reason he quit his job with Sony. He probably learned that from Michael too. And I think in the few articles on the web he also talks about that, but I'm not sure. .
The motive was simple. Michael told Eddie he would record those songs in London. Eddie was so close. He desperately wanted to finish those songs.
so now the theory is Michael knew these songs and planned to work on them. is that it? Wasn't it before that the theory was he had no knowledge and no involvement. Now did it change?
Kapital77;3733279 said:Because Eddie Cascio and James Porte were nothing in the music industry. If you make or write music for Michael Jackson you have a free highway to work with other singers.
ivy;3733368 said:which didn't happen, did it now? Do you see anything that shows you that Eddie and Porte even want to work with other big name artists. And also as I posted a long time ago Eddie was given a producer / writer job in 2003 with Sony / ATV - thanks to Michael. He already had his free highway to work with other singers. IF that was his goal it doesn't make sense for him to resign that job then wait for Michael to die several years later and then fake songs to get to that free highway. He would have simply stayed with Sony/ATV job Michael got him.
Chamife;3733371 said:He wanted to be independent and make a name for himself. I can only guess that was the reason he quit his job with Sony. He probably learned that from Michael too. And I think in the few articles on the web he also talks about that, but I'm not sure. Working on his own wasn't that succesful as he hoped. In the beginning we heard he worked with big names (from articles on the web 2003 or 2004) but later on we heard nothing special from him, until 2010.
ivy;3733378 said:yeah that was it. the point was he already had the golden ticket but he chose to do it his own way.
ivy;3733368 said:which didn't happen, did it now?
ivy;3733368 said:Do you see anything that shows you that Eddie and Porte even want to work with other big name artists.
They could be producers or writers for Sony, but none of the greaters singers of the music industry wanted to work with them before MICHAEL album. They thought MICHAEL album could be the first step to be a great producer on the industry.ivy;3733368 said:And also as I posted a long time ago Eddie was given a producer / writer job in 2003 with Sony / ATV - thanks to Michael. He already had his free highway to work with other singers.
ivy;3733368 said:IF that was his goal it doesn't make sense for him to resign that job then wait for Michael to die several years later and then fake songs to get to that free highway. He would have simply stayed with Sony/ATV job Michael got him.
The pasted ad-libs, which often sound like they're not in the right place in the song or shouldn't have been there at all, are painful reminders of why the songs were made this way. And that goes for all the songs on the 'Michael' album which have pasted ad-libs. Michael wasn't there to do it right.^^ That's why they're Frankenstein songs....And that's what I've always said that it doesn't matter if it's Jason or someone else, or even Michael...the songs are so cut and paste and robotic, they're not really Michael anyway...
The spoken part sounds a bit like him.
The spoken part sounds a bit like him.
If it's Jason, he sings better than I ever heard him sing before.
Yeah, I think it's Jason.
eta: interesting lyrics btw.
I don't hear a British accent, but in the spoken part the pronouncation of the word 'mistakes' (the s in the end) caught my attention. Sounds familiar.Funny, when I listen to the spoken part, behind the music, it sounds like a British accent..at least some parts...Not sure if it's just me lol
I don't hear a British accent, but in the spoken part the pronouncation of the word 'mistakes' caught my attention. Sounds familiar.
Those vocals don't sound usual Jason Malachi's at all. And, like Arklove, I also have impression that the spoken part isn't American, but the music makes it impossible to be certain 100%.
p.s. Pentum is it you singing?
Pentum;3733470 said:
Kapital77;3733623 said:I prefer how this guy perfectly captures the ugly and crying voice of Jason:
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:vampire:, he´s a :vampire:, he´s an animalllll !!!!
Miss you lots...take care :huggy:Guys, long time no chat. The past week was very difficult for me because of Hurricane Sandy. We just got power back (after six days of power outage). Still need to figure out how to go to work tomorrow. The train I usually take is suspended because of flooding related damage. IWill talk more soon. I'm beyond exhausted now.
I was just checking out your thoughts, guys!
It is hard to imagine how to deal with such a thing, because we never ever have hurricanes in The Netherlands. We rarely even have real storms.Guys, long time no chat. The past week was very difficult for me because of Hurricane Sandy. We just got power back (after six days of power outage). Still need to figure out how to go to work tomorrow. The train I usually take is suspended because of flooding related damage.
Will talk more soon. I'm beyond exhausted now.
Checked him and indeed, he's a British singer (Good ears Arklove, Bumper..).I was just checking out your thoughts, guys!
It's not Jason, and not me (I wish, Bumper), it's a nice guy named Tom Fox. Great singer. He's the singer behind that "fake MJ Never Neverlanding" song which was Wayrfaring Stranger by him.
I was just checking out your thoughts, guys!
It's not Jason, and not me (I wish, Bumper), it's a nice guy named Tom Fox. Great singer. He's the singer behind that "fake MJ Never Neverlanding" song which was Wayrfaring Stranger by him.