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I'll pitch in I have this song, its a very

https://twitter.com/x/status/1584224280178745344

rough demo instrumentally, Babyface sings all the verses of the song, MJ and Babyface should both be singing the hook and chorus there's are a lot of layers of vocals on the harmonies.




What that mean guys I'm not perfect in english did MJ sing or no this song
 
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dethorro said:
Incorrect! He did try on many of the outfits Zaldy had made for him, on that day.
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Michael Jackson was not even able to eat by himself on that day, let alone try on many of the outfits Zaldy had made for him.

Besides, people (who were there) stated that the singer could not even choose which of these outfits should wear, so bad was his mental state of mind.

Note also that American choreographer Travis Payne described the singer as cold, exhausted and paranoid on that day.
Lotfi11k said:
So men in black that exist in YouTube not finished .what about tomboy . .Neverland landing and make a wish .make or break .turning me off and .crack kills .what joe Vogel said
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It has officially been confirmed that 'Men in Black' is a complete song (vocally, musically).

The case of 'Make A Wish' is very interesting because Michael Jackson himself (during the Mexico deposition in November, 1993) could not recall if he had written it or not.

But according to other sources, Michael Jackson wrote 'Make A Wish' (with the help of the American composer Buz Kohan), so the song exists, at least melodically and lyrically.

Frank Cascio strongly implied in his book that 'Turning Me Off' exists (with Michael Jackson's vocals on it).

It is also said that 'Turning Me Off' was a leftover (i.e., outtake) from the 'BAD' album, which the singer later reconsider including it on his subsequent 'Dangerous' album.
 
mj_frenzy said:
Michael Jackson was not even able to eat by himself on that day, let alone try on many of the outfits Zaldy had made for him.

Besides, people (who were there) stated that the singer could not even choose which of these outfits should wear, so bad was his mental state of mind.

Note also that American choreographer Travis Payne described the singer as cold, exhausted and paranoid on that day.

It has officially been confirmed that 'Men in Black' is a complete song (vocally, musically).

The case of 'Make A Wish' is very interesting because Michael Jackson himself (during the Mexico deposition in November, 1993) could not recall if he had written it or not.

But according to other sources, Michael Jackson wrote 'Make A Wish' (with the help of the American composer Buz Kohan), so the song exists, at least melodically and lyrically.

Frank Cascio strongly implied in his book that 'Turning Me Off' exists (with Michael Jackson's vocals on it).

It is also said that 'Turning Me Off' was a leftover (i.e., outtake) from the 'BAD' album, which the singer later reconsider including it on his subsequent 'Dangerous' album.
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There is song called make or break what's your opinion .what about angel .do you want me . wiling and waiting ?
 
According to MJBeats, the songs recently registered with ASCAP are:

Kreeton Overture
Be Me 4 A Day
Man In Black
Descending Angels
Endt It
I Have This Dream
Promise
Remember This Night
Seven Digits
Shut Up And Dance
Slipped Away
Stay
Verdict
You’re The One.
 
Lotfi11k said:
According to MJBeats, the songs recently registered with ASCAP are:

Kreeton Overture
Be Me 4 A Day
Man In Black
Descending Angels
Endt It
I Have This Dream
Promise
Remember This Night
Seven Digits
Shut Up And Dance
Slipped Away
Stay
Verdict
You’re The One.
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These are registered since ages
 
mj_frenzy said:
Michael Jackson was not even able to eat by himself on that day, let alone try on many of the outfits Zaldy had made for him.

Besides, people (who were there) stated that the singer could not even choose which of these outfits should wear, so bad was his mental state of mind.

Note also that American choreographer Travis Payne described the singer as cold, exhausted and paranoid on that day.

It has officially been confirmed that 'Men in Black' is a complete song (vocally, musically).

The case of 'Make A Wish' is very interesting because Michael Jackson himself (during the Mexico deposition in November, 1993) could not recall if he had written it or not.

But according to other sources, Michael Jackson wrote 'Make A Wish' (with the help of the American composer Buz Kohan), so the song exists, at least melodically and lyrically.

Frank Cascio strongly implied in his book that 'Turning Me Off' exists (with Michael Jackson's vocals on it).

It is also said that 'Turning Me Off' was a leftover (i.e., outtake) from the 'BAD' album, which the singer later reconsider including it on his subsequent 'Dangerous' album.
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According to MJBeats, the songs recently registered with ASCAP are:

Kreeton Overture
Be Me 4 A Day
Man In Black
Descending Angels
Endt It
I Have This Dream
Promise
Remember This Night
Seven Digits
Shut Up And Dance
Slipped Away
Stay
Verdict
You’re The One.

What u think about those
 
Lotfi11k said:
According to MJBeats, the songs recently registered with ASCAP are:

Kreeton Overture
Be Me 4 A Day
Man In Black
Descending Angels
Endt It
I Have This Dream
Promise
Remember This Night
Seven Digits
Shut Up And Dance
Slipped Away
Stay
Verdict
You’re The One.
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It doesn't mean anything, the Estate re-registers songs often.
 
mj_frenzy said:
Michael Jackson was not even able to eat by himself on that day, let alone try on many of the outfits Zaldy had made for him.

Besides, people (who were there) stated that the singer could not even choose which of these outfits should wear, so bad was his mental state of mind.

Note also that American choreographer Travis Payne described the singer as cold, exhausted and paranoid on that day.
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He did do a costume fitting on that day. Karen Faye and Alif Sankey have confirmed it. We have pictures from that day. How much evidence do you need? It's so funny how you can't ever accept that you are wrong. Never.

It is besides the point if he tried on one or ten outfits, your statement that he "did absolutely nothing on that day, other than exhibiting a very strange behaviour which alarmed people close to him" is still wrong, no matter how you look at it.
 
Does anyone know, if MJ did recorded a demo of You’re the one that was presented to Jennifer Holliday? I love that song so much!
 
rbn said:
Does anyone know, if MJ did recorded a demo of You’re the one that was presented to Jennifer Holliday? I love that song so much!
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MJ sang most of the songs he gave to other artists. Unfortunately we don't have any confirmation for this song, which I also really like.
 
Beano Wild said:
im sorry but im getting genuinely fed up of frenzy, can we not just ban him for misinfo like lmfao
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Hes been doing it for years. It seems spreading misinformation is not a valid reason for the forum mods to ban or give a timeout to users.
 
Do we have any information about „Rise Above It All“? Did he laid down vocals for this song?

Thats apparently a outtake from the sessions with Dr. Freeze.
 
mjfan_93 said:
Did he laid down vocals for this song?
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Probably not, A Place With No Name, Blue Gangsta and Break of Dawn were the songs that took priority in the sessions and seeing how MJ never recorded Jungle City that makes it even less likely that he recorded Rise Above It All.
 
Lotfi11k said:
According to MJBeats, the songs recently registered with ASCAP are:

Kreeton Overture
Be Me 4 A Day
Man In Black
Descending Angels
Endt It
I Have This Dream
Promise
Remember This Night
Seven Digits
Shut Up And Dance
Slipped Away
Stay
Verdict
You’re The One.

What u think about those
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Check my previous posts (in this thread) about many of the songs from this list.

About 'Seven Digits', people who heard snippets of it (in a seminar) stated that these snippets sound similar to 'D.S.' and 'Morphine' (mainly, in terms of vocal structures and chords).

Apparently, this is also the reason why Bryan Loren (after the release of the 'Dangerous' album) was disgruntled towards Michael Jackson.

According to the producer, parts of their work (during the 'Dangerous' album sessions) were later used in Michael Jackson's subsequent albums without Bryan Loren being given appropriate credits for that.

Aside Bryan Loren, it is said that 'Descending Angels' was used as an underscore in the singer's 'Ghosts' short film (1996).

An underscore is a soft soundtrack theme that accompanies a scene, in order to set the mood of that scene.

'Descending Angels' was also used in the 'Thriller'/'Threatened' segment of Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' performance.
 
mj_frenzy said:
Check my previous posts (in this thread) about many of the songs from this list.

About 'Seven Digits', people who heard snippets of it (in a seminar) stated that these snippets sound similar to 'D.S.' and 'Morphine' (mainly, in terms of vocal structures and chords).

Apparently, this is also the reason why Bryan Loren (after the release of the 'Dangerous' album) was disgruntled towards Michael Jackson.

According to the producer, parts of their work (during the 'Dangerous' album sessions) were later used in Michael Jackson's subsequent albums without Bryan Loren being given appropriate credits for that.

It is said that 'Descending Angels' was used as an underscore in the singer's 'Ghosts' short film (1996).

An underscore is a soft soundtrack theme that accompanies a scene, in order to set the mood of that scene.

'Descending Angels' was also used in the 'Thriller'/'Threatened' segment of Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' performance.
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I did not found your posts .i did not understand u about descending angel .about seven degits .she look like song history .can u explain to me and tell me about rest of songs because I did not found your posts
 
AdeZ said:
I do, very rough demo, babyface does the verses.

Don't know who your "sources" are, but they're wrong.

I can confirm to you the most complete version of the song, is exactly what Damien is describing, doesn't have any lead vocals, phenomenal instrumental though.
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Where did u heard wiling and waiting .did MJ sing in that song or no
 
AdeZ said:
I do, very rough demo, babyface does the verses.

Don't know who your "sources" are, but they're wrong.

I can confirm to you the most complete version of the song, is exactly what Damien is describing, doesn't have any lead vocals, phenomenal instrumental though.
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What does it mean very rough demo
What song u mean that don't have vocals MJ tomboy or adore you ?
 
Lotfi11k said:
I did not found your posts .i did not understand u about descending angel .about seven degits .she look like song history .can u explain to me and tell me about rest of songs because I did not found your posts
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Check my previous posts (in general) about many of the unreleased songs that you are asking information for.

'Shut Up And Dance' was meant for the 'Invincible' album, and it was allegedly planned as the lead single from the early, original version of that album.

Michael Durham Prince claims that he has that funky song in his laptop.

'Shut Up And Dance' is said to have Michael Jackson's vocals on it (at least, the chorus of it).

Also, author Joseph Vogel implies, in his 'Man In The Music' book, that most of the Bryan Loren tracks have vocals on them.

This seems to suggest that not only 'Verdict' has vocals, but also tracks like, 'Do Not Believe It', 'Seven Digits', etc, which were recorded at the Westlake Recording Studios (California) in the early 'Dangerous' album recording sessions.
 
mj_frenzy said:
Check my previous posts (in general) about many of the unreleased songs that you are asking information for.

'Shut Up And Dance' was meant for the 'Invincible' album, and it was allegedly planned as the lead single from the early, original version of that album.

Michael Durham Prince claims that he has that funky song in his laptop.

'Shut Up And Dance' is said to have Michael Jackson's vocals on it (at least, the chorus of it).

Also, author Joseph Vogel implies, in his 'Man In The Music' book, that most of the Bryan Loren tracks have vocals on them.

This seems to suggest that not only 'Verdict' has vocals, but also tracks like, 'Do Not Believe It', 'Seven Digits', etc, which were recorded at the Westlake Recording Studios (California) in the early 'Dangerous' album recording sessions.
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But they said shut up and dance don't have vocals .what about end it and promise
 
Lotfi11k said:
But they said shut up and dance don't have vocals .what about end it and promise
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Did it not yet register with you, that you probably should not ask „fake info frenzy“ regarding songs?
Especially not for reliable info.

Why you keep ignoring the advise from other users & keep on asking & asking those questions which will lead to nothing substantial?
 
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