Re: Video for 'MONSTER' will include footage of Michael in the studio!!
I for one loved This Is It. I loved HIStory and Dangerous. I love the seven authentic songs on "Michael."
I just think Jason Malachi is the person singing on the Cascio songs. Watch the footage in my signature and then come and tell me it doesn't sound exactly like him...
As did I. I thought the TII song was lovely and hell, even my favourite MJ album is Blood On The Dance Floor. The remixes are fantastic. There's maybe - ooooh 10 songs in the whole of Michael's albums from OTW onwards that I personally don't like for various reasons and maybe 2-3 videos. I even liked You Rock My World (the video - it didn't seem lame to me) and thought Cry's video was great.
The authentic songs on Michael are good, some are excellent and one is pure genius. Matty, I love your avatar by the way. Excellent album.
and can i just say, to all the people claiming that non-believers arent true "fans", i know some of the most hardcore michael fans in the WORLD, that have been fans of michael before most of you accusers were even BORN.
its actually the other way round, most of you accusers who call us "not true fans" only became MJ fans after 2003 or so, ridiculous...
But there's the thing - you shouldn't have to be a fan from 2003, 2005, 2009, 1971, 1982, 1993...whatever year you feel like coming up. It's the fact we're all fans and we all have different hearing. I can hear subtle things in songs that make me wonder why that is, or why this is what it is.
A fan for just shy of 30 years. The Cascio tracks are COMPLETELY bogus.
See - 30 years. That should tell you something - that it doesn't matter what age, your current hearing (and I don't personally know anyone in person here so I can't even start to judge that!!!), it's what you do hear and what you perceive.
What does define a true fan though? Having all the records? Knowing all the lyrics? Having met Michael himself? Hoarding all his demos and outtakes? I'm really intrigued. To me - it's someone who believes what they feel and doesn't run with the crowd. After all, anyone who became a fan in the mid-90s or even the early-mid 2000s was likely ridiculed for liking someone so damn fucking weird. And yes, Michael is weird in his own way like many rock stars out there and many eccentric pop stars.
^ There are fans for equally the same time who disagree with you. So being a fan for a long time isn't a proper reason to claim you are right.
Monster would be the best choice as the next single for commercial success. There is a world outside these fan clubs!
Commercial success these days doesn't mean a lot. People hear the songs, they download them from those naughty Sweedish websites with sepia-coloured boats (oooooohhhh, bad....) and forget about them within a week. Let's see - I thought the best mainstream song this year was Bad Romance by Lady Gaga. It was popular for a week and then where was it? It was on to the next pop star.
Michael's music, you know, it didn't have that. People who downloaded the songs loved them, even if they were just download throwaways and that's what they love Michael for. Forget the controversies, forget the surgeries, the allegations, the...whatever. Even with Bad, people still loved the music even over the crap the media was putting out there on a regular basis. Why? Because it has a message, and very important messages too. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Billie Jean, Man In The Mirror, Heal The World, Keep The Faith, Cry, We've Had Enough...all full of messages. And that's what people love - beautiful melodies with messages for life in a pop song.
Is that the actual lyric? Mama got you in a zig zag? Oh my God! And people are claiming that Michael would sing this??? At nearly 50 years of age?
Don't be depressed. There are PLENTY of people that don't believe in this fraud.
It came to this because people thought Michael Jackson was crazy. They thought he was crazy when he claimed Sony were 'Phoney'. And that he felt he was being targeted and that he was the victim of a HUGE conspiracy. They should have had more faith in him. He was absolutely right.
Mama got you in a zig-zag? Oh lord. Just...excuse me for a moment.
Michael never was crazy. This man saw the inner workings of the music business for just over 40 years and unfortunately he got royally screwed with Invincible. Yes, I do think he should have been smart to wait until the promotion was over and then cut his ties with Sony. That would have been more clever. Calling them racist and a devil - that doesn't work in the real world. Neither does acting like a spoilt child on Sony's side, either.
Exactly, personally i've been listening to his music for 23 years and i agree that alot of the fans who are criticising us and calling us non-fans or even dare to call us haters; are ones that haven't been fans as long as we. But that's all fine and no problem, but they shouldn't go against us. Actually...maybe i shouldn't even mind it as much now anymore, now that i realize what you said, and i bet it's true too.
It's getting tiresome and i should try to not care anymore about it anymore. They want to firmly believe its him, i let them, they should let us believe that they aren't, but not resort to namecalling or worse. Actually i don't believe for a second they have real proof of Michael in the studio, if they had, they would have shown that to the world or at least the Jackson family to clear this whole fiasco up. What we DO get is very questionable shit like Teddy saying this and that, and the next day he says something different. And that Khaliq guy who said the complete opposite of Teddy.
And then the believers wanna tell us that we got nothing to base our opinions on or whatever? LOL.
Finally - if I was a hater because I don't believe these are legit vocals, I wouldn't be here at 12.25am writing this post and replying to what I think I should reply to. It's just annoying now. As I've said, we can't stop this album from going ahead but we can try and put our OPINIONS across rather than just fact. That way we can't be accused.
It's the same though with the 3T and others on Twitter. People are saying they should do more than just say it. The same with the Cascios - rather than saying ''Hey dudes and dudettes, we got ye'olde proof it's Mikey on vox, baby!!!'' - just do it. You know Nike? Take their advice. Just do it!!!
It's the body language of Teddy discussing the vox on the three songs that gets me curious. Watch him discuss those songs as compared to discussing Hollywood Tonight. See the difference? I'm no body language expert but even I can tell he seems utterly nervous when he speaks about it. If you make something you don't need to act nervous; specially when there's only the interviewer and you in the room. Take off the glasses in that video, look straight ahead and give me dead direct eye contact. That's not what I saw.
What I saw was a nervous man on that video. Nobody who worked with Michael Jackson and is proud of their work would do that. They just wouldn't. Would Quincy? Would Rodney Jerkins? Would Bruce Swedien? Would they do that? No.