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The Discussion of MJ's Unreleased Tracks

Derek1984 said:
This is confirmed fake? That's too bad if it is. I actually really like this groove. It does remind me of a Bryan Loren production.
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This is one of the reasons why fake snippets confuse me; some people are genuinely talented and can create passionate art from legitimate appreciation of MJ's work, but then they go and try to fool others for attention(?) when they could just try standing out on their own within a however-small group of people or just be happy they made something like this in the first place. The one fake Red Eye snippet is one that I really like and made me realise how there's actual talent being wasted on small ideas and fabricated information (that be in the snippet or what they try to say about it) for nothing of actual value and that only diminishes their own work/creative ideas.
 
In 2004, there would also be a song called "Come back" with a certain Jud Mahoneys. Not sure if voices were really recorded.

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Jud Mahoney’s Story

Singer Jud Mahoney is about to launch an album and he has spoken of his meeting with Michael at Neverland and composing together.
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Jud Mahoney from London was surprised to have a phone call from Michael in 2004 complimenting him on his song ‘Man Enough,’ and expressing a need to sign him to MJJ Records.

A very excited Jud traveled to Michael’s Neverland ranch to meet him, but he said Michael was very stressed about his trial at the time. Having said that, he was surprised at how normal Michael appeared to be at his home. Jud says:; “There was nothing crazy going on. He seemed like a genuinely lovely guy who was just focused on making records. There were a lot of dramas going on his life and he looked kind of frail.”

Jud played on an Xbox with Michael and they ate pizza. Although the song he wrote with Michael never saw the light of day, he hails the collaboration as the most special of his career. He was blown away by the energy and passion that Michael brought to their studio sessions.

Jud added; “I was a producer and I was doing well then, so I knocked up this track called ‘Come Back’ with him. We both came up with melodies. He’s very hands-on musically. People get the impression that he just goes in and sings these songs but he’s actually the main part of all these records. He was amazing. His natural energy and passion is far beyond anybody else I’ve worked with. Most people will sing a melody idea low because you’re in a room with just two people trying to come up with a song. When Michael did it, he turned from a softly spoken guy to literally singing at the top of his voice. It was like a dream.”

Inspired by the time he spent with Michael, Jud is finally emerging from the mixing desk to launch his own solo career. An album is expected next year.
 
LucianoWalker said:
Were the snippets of saturday woman confirmed as fake or are they real?
Sorry if it was already discussed
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Most of those snippets seem fake to me. It’s hard to know if they’re based on the real song, though, since we know almost nothing about it.
 
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Just found that the intro on the Jackson's Victory Tour is Sword in the Stone, so it's possibly also known as Kreeton Overture
 
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As far as I know, Sony no longer has any MJ Music in their database. What leaked about ten years ago mainly came from worked songs from the Michael album.
 
We're never gonna get anything from them. Firstly, they haven't stolen data just yet, they're extorting Sony under the threat of stealing/selling data. And secondly, even if they leaked it all tomorrow, it still wouldn't matter as they hacked into Sony's Japanese division, particularly their Computer Entertainment offshoot. 6,000 files is too measly for the Epic/Columbia family of labels anyway, and adding BMG's assets as well only makes the number seem more paltry in comparison.
 
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JohnC said:
Conjecture.
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you're wrong. they have Men in Black in HQ.
Michael Jackson (recorded in 1989)
It is included on an ultra rare promo titled ‘Promo Flight Only’, of which only ten copies exist, given to Sony executives on their way to Neverland from Europe in 1991, as a teaser for the tracks under consideration for Michael’s album, Dangerous – the promo also featured the still unreleased Men In Black. https://mjlyricsonly.com/monkey-business/
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Even if the songs were inside those files (which I highly doubt) , the circulation of the songs will follow the same pattern from years ago, the full leaks happened 3 years after the hack.
 
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