Galactus123
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Those live clips in the beginning are definitely film footage. They really need to release concerts on Blu-Ray.
Thanks. I put the direct youtube video link onto this page:
Those live clips in the beginning are definitely film footage. They really need to release concerts on Blu-Ray.
Thanks. I put the direct youtube video link onto this page:
Nah, he's cool.
The footage looks promising. Sad thing is that from those 4 guys, The Weekend in most popular. Again Questlove with his lyrics ignorance. First he didn't know that it's not "Librarian" Girl, now he doesn't know that it isn't "with the forks don't stop". What an idiot! Just google the lyrics if you can't understand them! SPIKE, YOU SHOULD HAVE CUT THAT OUT! Not funny at all and little disrespectful! What "bizarre lyrics"?? And who are these other guys? Just no names for me.
Thanks! But I'm not dismissive towards the documentary as a whole. The footage looks amazing. I'm just disappointed with the list of interviewees and what they had to say.
Do you want more journalists like Paul 'MJ's lyrics are banal' Lester and less celebs like Questlove? Because trust me, the critics have been so dimissive of MJ's artistry, it's should be a crime.
I agree. Questlove should have googled the lyrics 1979.
Petition, petition!
By simply analysing the words. Banal is less offensive than "bizarre" in my opinion.
I know. But this is a project co-owned by the Estate of MJ so they can see the documentary prior to release and censor/cut out parts that are not right and respectful towards the man they are representing and celebrating through this release.
By simply analysing the words. Banal is less offensive than "bizarre" in my opinion.
I meant before doing this interview. But that's not the point. The point is: is that really relevant for the documentary? Would that be shown in documentaries about other artists, like The Beatles or Elvis?
I meant before doing this interview. But that's not the point. The point is: is that really relevant for the documentary? Would that be shown in documentaries about other artists, like The Beatles or Elvis?
It's not an offense. You should lighten up. Seriously.
For someone who lauded Xscape as much as you did considering how it bastardised his music to make his songs sound hollow and forgettable.
This is a documentary about something he has done and how it affected people.
Maybe all the artists you expected didn't really think Off The Wall was worth spending a day with Spike Lee for!
Just relax
I meant "bizarre" lyrics comment offensive.
It's not important who they are but what they have to say. And from all that was shown in that little clip the most interesting was The Weekend who actually had nothing interesting to say. It would have been nice to see at lease one guy who was actually present there in 1979!
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live clips in the beginning are definitely film footage. They really need to release concerts on Blu-Ray.
Hahaha omg can't believe you guys are really discussing about Onir's rage against Questlove's misheard lyric. Pls continue.. í ½í°¸
"Misheard lyrics" discussions are very usual about any artist. It's not an offense. You should lighten up. Seriously.
banal
b??n??l,-?nal/
adjective
adjective: banal
so lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring.
bizarre
b??z??/
adjective
adjective: bizarre
very strange or unusual.
Boring is more positive to you when talking about ART than unusual?
I think being offended by something so miniscule is silly and writing off a (hopefully) good documentary based on his music and not his face or oddities after seeing a clip that lasts 1 minute and 33 seconds containing idle banter that you consider offensive is absolutely ridiculous.
The rest of us can enjoy and discuss!
I know. But this is a project co-owned by the Estate of MJ so they can see the documentary prior to release and censor/cut out parts that are not right and respectful towards the man they are representing and celebrating through this release.
By simply analysing the words. Banal is less offensive than "bizarre" in my opinion.
It says Destiny tour Oakland arena Dec 16 1979 and the other clip is from Triumph tour LA Forum, Inglewood California Sept 26 1981.
How many more days to go before we can see this documentary:timer:
Onir, I was thinking if they get Ronson to oversee next album being put together, like the way LA Reid was curator of Xscape. Not that he do remixes or anything like that.
I should go dig up my albums and check my ticket stub for The Forum and see if that's the night I was there.
Thanks. I put the direct youtube video link onto this page:
Well you obviously didn't go to school if you think that 'banal' is less offensive than 'bizarre'. The word 'bizarre' is way more open to interpretation, being eccetric or unusual doesn't necessarily equate to being negative. The word 'banal' is offensive, there's no nuance there, it's straight up negative, it means boring or unoriginal. I'd take 'bizarre' over 'banal' anyday of the week.
The point is: is that really relevant for the documentary?