Oh you mean that they estate can trick us. Yeah that's pretty easy actually. If Kai can create such a realistic song with almost no budget, imagine a multimillion company. But I think as long as the producers are alive they can confirm if the song is real. I mean If the estate randomly releases Adore You with full vocals then Brad Buxer will step in.
I see people saying the Bad album is dated and Speed Demon and JGF are fillers all the time and you don't see me saying nothing. I like them and opinions don't change how I see them.
Brad Buxer was involved heavily with Mind Is The Magic dare I say most of it was Brad Buxer's work despite Bryan Loren being given the credit.
FYI, a full album mix w/o symphonic intro can be found on the Free Willy ost.
Speed Demon with those symphonies is genius. Fuck whoever calls it a filler.
I don't remember exactly what is the name of the Early version of Mind In The Magic ?
Well you stated it differently this time. If you don't like it, cool and fine. Just felt you yucked my yum a little too hard. No grudges held.
Well, no opinion is the sole truth of anything. They're just different views. As I said, my opinion shouldn't change yours. Feel more than free to do you, man.
Blood on the dancefloor
You know what? I kinda can see it too.
Unbreakable, Heartbreaker and Invincible sound like 3 variations of the same song to me. Imo those are significantly more similar than any of the Teddy Riley tracks on Dangerous.
Great classic MJ tracks. Teddy Riley’s production style is one of the reasons why Dangerous was so revolutionary when it was released.
I beg to differ. NJS was old news by 1991. Maybe if it was released a few years before, it'd be really groundbreaking.
Leave WYWTOM and replace CLHGA and SDMW with For All Time and Someone Put Your Hand Out. Boom.
I believe it was simply called Siegfried and Roy.
Replace Heal the World with Someone Put Your Hand Out and Gone Too Soon with Blood On the Dance Floor. Would’ve been an even better album Imo.
Not the last time at all. Tracks 1-3 of the 2001 album which shall not be named.
All other NJS was synthetic. The Dangerous cuts sound warm and analog. Like real instruments/noises and not just soundboard stuff. Compare it to what Quincy Jones did with NJS, or Stevie Wonder, or even Prince. It's a huge divide.
I'ma keep debating you tho.
You're also getting rid of half of the African American music appeal that way. TBH, without Teddy, MJ would just be making pop music. Sure that's a heavy handed debate point, but just stop and think about it. What of these songs are getting played on BET and being danced to at Soultrain? Not Black or White or For All Time, that's for sure.
They sound like one very long song.
'She Drives Me Wild' should not have been included on the album as well.
It is interesting that the cassette is dated October 30,1986 because it means that it was most likely recorded at Westlake. The 1986 rough demo of Streetwalker is dated October 27, 1986, and is also a scratch vocal. A Hayvenhurst demo must exist for both of these songs, because we know that Turning Me Off and Streetwalker were both initially recorded in early 86’, and it may contain a stronger lead vocal.
It was Eddie Cascio who said MJ really liked the track, he wrote about it in his book.
What he said
It was Frank Cascio who wrote about it in his book, not Eddie Cascio.
