SmoothGangsta
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I'm excited to hear the original version for sure.
^^this. When For All Time originally leaked online, it was good. However when it appeared on Thriller25, cleaned up, in great quality and there was more vocals on it, it was even better then before. One can only hope the same happens to any of the other outtakes, such as Hot Street for example. This is by far my favorite outtake not officially released yet.Because some people want to hear these songs in higher quality, and we are all thinking realistically instead of getting our hopes too high.
The low quality leaked demo of the completed version is 100 times better than the high quality unfinished take that has been leaked. Cannot wait to hear it!I’m pumped to hear “She’s Trouble” in high quality. I’ve always had a soft spot for that one, and felt it was more deserving of the praise that “Hot Street” (which, to me, is just okay) got.
I’m pumped to hear “She’s Trouble” in high quality. I’ve always had a soft spot for that one, and felt it was more deserving of the praise that “Hot Street” (which, to me, is just okay) got.
We'll get them in 10 years.Still no word on the Making Of Thriller getting a DVD/Blu Ray/Streaming service release? A missed oppurtiunity with Thriller 25 and a missed oppurtunity now. You'd think releasing that would be a no brainer.
The track is titled Behind The Mask (Mike’s mix (Demo)).
When will it be available, though?
^ it's listed that way on itunes as track no 14 (5th track on CD)
How many versions of “for all time” exist? It is it only the one on T25 or did other versions leak as well?
I hope they share different vocal take versionAh that's interesting. Maybe it is MJ's own home demo instead of the version considered for thriller?
I hope they share different vocal take version
This is what it may look like in the end:And the Instagram post is a huge white rectangle with Behind the Mask on the right side. Sheeesh this is awful way to start.
Where’s the quality control here!?
i think its to separate it from greg and eric clapton, along with it being slightly rough.“Behind the Mask (Mike’s Mix (Demo))” is… certainly a title.
Still, Behind The Mask (1981 Demo) would have been enough, in my opinion. All of the other versions were done after 82’.i think its to separate it from greg and eric clapton, along with it being slightly rough.
That’s fair. I like the idea of (Mike’s Mix), or even (Mike’s Demo). It’s more eye catching than just (Demo). But both of them together feels clunky.i think its to separate it from greg and eric clapton, along with it being slightly rough.
I doubt it. I’m not sure there is a home demo of Behind The Mask because, in this case, Michael didn’t compose the music.When they Mike's demo, could that mean a home demo? Similar to the Billie Jean demo on Thriller 2001 edition or the Beat It demo on This Is It?
It'd be interesting to hear Mike's creative process if that's the case
The facebook post mentions that he played it at his home studio for Greg and Quincy. Sounds like it's his demo to me.I doubt it. I’m not sure there is a home demo of Behind The Mask because, in this case, Michael didn’t compose the music.
The more instrumentally complex demos (e.g. The Girl Is Mine demo, Beat It demo (the one @AlwaysThere was talking about, not the home demo) and the other two Billie Jean demos that we know of) were all recorded at professional studios.
I believe this may be the case with Behind The Mask, unless there is a version where Michael is improvising a melody on top of the original instrumental by Yellow Magic Orchestra.
Yes, the meeting took place at his home studio but it‘s very unlikely that the demos played at that meeting were home demos. Michael mentions during his 93’ deposition that the The Girl Is Mine demo was recorded “at a studio in the Valley” before the meeting with Q, Rod and Greg took place.The facebook post mentions that he played it at his home studio for Greg and Quincy. Sounds like it's his demo to me.
That's what has thrown me a little bit too, the fact that it's the one Mike played to them. That would make me think it's similar to the Beat It one we have already. Maybe their wording has just confused things.The facebook post mentions that he played it at his home studio for Greg and Quincy. Sounds like it's his demo to me.