André89
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I have just subbmited my feedback to Sony. I am nowhere so naive that I believe that they might listen or something; I just needed to get it off my chest.
If anyone else would like to tell them how we feel, then this is the link;
http://www.sonymusic.com/about/feedback.php
If anyone else would like to tell them how we feel, then this is the link;
http://www.sonymusic.com/about/feedback.php
Hi,
I wanted to give som feedback in regards to the "Michael Jackson" track Breaking news.
I don't know who provided the vocals on the track. It might be Jason Malachi, or it might be some other impersonator. The point is - as we all know by now - that it's not Michael Jackson.
This gives me, as a fan two possible scenarios to what might have happened here.
1) - Sony are deliberately trying to fool the public, the fans and Michaels own family. Something, which in that case obviously have failed big time.
Or:
2) - Sony genuinely believed it was Michael Jackson on the track. Something I really can't comperhend, since the imposter is unbelievably bad. But I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt, and go for alterative 2).
In that case, I have taken the liberty to in a short manner suggest the way Sony has to approach this. By this, I mean the only way you can mentain the little amount of credibility you still might have left.
1) - Immediately remove this lame excuse for a song from michaeljackson.com. The longer it stays there, the longer it will continue to damage Michael's legacy.
2)- Postpone the album to 2011.
3) - Go through EVERYTHING you have of material, to make shure that NO ONE else than Michael provides vocals on them.
4) - Have an internal investigation, and get to the bottom of how something like this were allowed to happen. And make shure it never happens again.
5) - If Frank Cascio in some way managed to convince you that Michael is singing Breaking News - file a lawsuit.
6) - Release the album. Michael's album. Not Jason Malachi's or some other impersonators album.
If you follow these steps, you might still be able to not turn this into a total disaster. Allthough I have to admit, you are as close to one as you possibly might get. As the situation is now, an overwhelmingly amount of people will not buy the album. Myself included.