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Track 6 is a great one.
Track 6 is a great one.
It would be interesting if the second disc had the first version of Thriller, that went to Bernie Grundman for mastering... it came back and sounded bad... it was too long for a vinyl record. So they took some extra weeks to edit the album; make it shorter. But that limitation in length is no longer relevant. I would like to hear the longer versions of the songs (Thriller itself had the third rap by Vincent Price, Billie Jean had a longer intro, and so on).
Just out of curiosity, how do you know that?I honestly wanna listen "Thank You For Life" which had some similiarity with some other released stuff from thriller
"Thriller-era". This could mean something like Chicago 1945 gets released. I think the Estate really wants this out there but with Porcaro saying no to remixing it, this could be the time.btw now they say unreleased demos: "Experience the world’s biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales – and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA – on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1: Michael Jackson’s 1982 smash album Thriller changed pop music forever. This original album, featuring seven top 10 hits including “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Thriller,” helped Michael win a record-setting eight Grammy Awards in one night. Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos."
It would make no sense to release stuff that was scrapped at that time.It would be interesting if the second disc had the first version of Thriller, that went to Bernie Grundman for mastering... it came back and sounded bad... it was too long for a vinyl record. So they took some extra weeks to edit the album; make it shorter. But that limitation in length is no longer relevant. I would like to hear the longer versions of the songs (Thriller itself had the third rap by Vincent Price, Billie Jean had a longer intro, and so on).
I might be wrong, but from what I know some of them were released as 12" singles around the world.It would be interesting if the second disc had the first version of Thriller, that went to Bernie Grundman for mastering... it came back and sounded bad... it was too long for a vinyl record. So they took some extra weeks to edit the album; make it shorter. But that limitation in length is no longer relevant. I would like to hear the longer versions of the songs (Thriller itself had the third rap by Vincent Price, Billie Jean had a longer intro, and so on).
I'm even more excited for this album now, this means we could get songs from Triumph and Victory, I really hope we get Buffalo Bill and Victory.Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos."
What cd was that? I never heard of it!And this one, which was put on the Rod Temperton CD and later shared by Brad Sundberg in better quality.
oh my godddddddd 6:13 I just became a woman all over again
Isn't Sunset Driver from 1978-79?I am fully expecting the tracklist for CD 2 to be something along the likes of:
-Sunset Driver
-Hot Street
-She's Trouble
-Beat it Remix feat. Literally who?
-Song Remix feat. Literally who?????
God i hope am wrong though
yo wtfoh my godddddddd 6:13 I just became a woman all over again
The version we got is from 82 iirc but someone please correct me if im wrongIsn't Sunset Driver from 1978-79?
I thought it's the demo from 1979The version we got is from 82 iirc but someone please correct me if im wrong
mop, bucket and towel?oh my godddddddd 6:13 I just became a woman all over again
mop, bucket and towel?
No re-releases? Where?The demo is from 1978 but the version we have is the rework from 1982. The Estate said no re-releases so it's not coming out on Thriller 40.
"Experience the world’s biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales – and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA – on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1: Michael Jackson’s 1982 smash album Thriller changed pop music forever. This original album, featuring seven top 10 hits including “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Thriller,” helped Michael win a record-setting eight Grammy Awards in one night. Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos." Implying no re-releases.No re-releases? Where?
not only"Experience the world’s biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales – and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA – on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1: Michael Jackson’s 1982 smash album Thriller changed pop music forever. This original album, featuring seven top 10 hits including “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Thriller,” helped Michael win a record-setting eight Grammy Awards in one night. Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos." Implying no re-releases.
It could mean there will be more than just demos, there could be remixes which has been present in every project the Estate has released.not only
It says including unreleased demos. That doesn't imply that there won't be any previously released stuff on there."Experience the world’s biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales – and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA – on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1: Michael Jackson’s 1982 smash album Thriller changed pop music forever. This original album, featuring seven top 10 hits including “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Thriller,” helped Michael win a record-setting eight Grammy Awards in one night. Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos." Implying no re-releases.
Including previously unreleased demos doesn't exclude re-releases completely."Experience the world’s biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales – and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA – on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1: Michael Jackson’s 1982 smash album Thriller changed pop music forever. This original album, featuring seven top 10 hits including “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Thriller,” helped Michael win a record-setting eight Grammy Awards in one night. Disc 2: Features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos." Implying no re-releases.
I wouldn't expect more than 2 unleaked demos TBF, most of the outtakes from Thriller has already been leaked and they can't release all the content they have because they still have Thriller 50 to go.I hope they don't mean Hot Street, Nightline (or Nite Line), Starlight and the others. I hope for an unedited It Don't Matter To Me vocal session and other unleaked stuff. Hopefully there will be also a 2LP set