Zakk
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Re: News and discussion about possible upcoming MJ album
Very interesting, so you would say.. around 4 more albums are possible with Song's recorded from 1998-2009 then? that is great news! one album, once every 5 years I'd say? that's 15 years which would take us to the year 2032! best option in my opinion, then.. I think is the time the collectors label will be done! I know it's far down the line but they won't want to lose material by 2017. I'm being realistic and this is what I think should happen! let's not forget, Elvis' Collectors label began 21? years after his death and they have released over 100 CD's! Outtakes etc. I'm expecting to get these kind of releases. I'm not expecting a release every year. there is my opinion, discuss your thought's (yes, brain is turned on ).
Zakk James Joseph (my father's dad's middle name is Joseph) Bates.
That's very unlikely. Joe Vogel did say that Shut Up and Dance was majorly incomplete. A fan once asked him if it was at least as complete as In the Back and he responded with something to the effect of, "In the Back at least has scatting where the lyrics weren't written." I don't think we'll be seeing that.
During the Invincible era (1998 to 2003), my research has brought forward roughly thirty songs that remain unreleased and unleaked; with released and leaked songs included in the dais, the final number is around forty. This doesn't mean, of course, that they all have enough vocals to be released. Additionally, I have a list of 68 songs that do exist in some capacity but lack a confirmed date of creation. Any one of them could be Invincible tracks as far as we know.
Considering the fact that Michael was preparing to go through a criminal trial in 2004, I highly doubt that any music was produced at this time.
Below are a few little additions and confirmations to the list that KOPV made:
- Michael Prince/Brad Buxer - worked with Michael on and off between 1995 and 2009. (Buxer temporarily left the team in 2008 to pursue his job as a pilot, though Prince stayed as a member of the This Is It team.) The trio are known to have numerous tracks recorded in studios, hotel rooms and basements.
- will.i.am - after several weeks of phone conversations, collaborations first started in late September 2006. Over the next few years, the duo worked on eight song sketches, three of which (including "The Future" and "Miss You") became finalized recordings while a fourth ("I'm Dreamin'") is mostly complete. Two other tracks ("If We Still Love" and "Can You") are known to exist in some medium, although they are more than likely incomplete.
- Akon - began working with Michael in late 2007. They worked on several songs, although only one, "Hold My Hand," was completed. Their other recordings are mostly improved vocal sessions where they worked on choruses and melodies.
- Neff-U - began collaborating with Michael in 2005. They worked on no less than a dozen songs together, including Best of Joy, D.I.E. and Lady of Summer, all in various states of completion.
- RedOne - work began in Las Vegas in spring 2008 on no less than ten tracks. By the end of the year, four had progressed enough to be considered nearly finished, while others failed to move past the writing stage.
- Teddy Riley - flew to Ireland in the late summer of 2006 to work with Michael. It is unknown, however, if any new songs were produced at this time. During their initial collaborations from 1990 to 1991, as well as 1998 to 2001, several titles, including "Vibrationist" and "Joy," are known to exist.
- Rodney Jerkins - visited Michael in Ireland in 2006, where the two discussed the possibility of a future collaboration. Rodney has stated that he has not produced any new music for Michael, but was open to doing so prior to his death. Jerkins is known to have no less than eight unreleased tracks from the Invincible sessions (1999-2001).
- John Legend - submitted a track through will.i.am, although he remains fairly certain that Michael never had the opportunity to record it.
- Chuck Stanton - introduced his nephew Theron "Neff-U" Feemster to Michael in 2005.
Very interesting, so you would say.. around 4 more albums are possible with Song's recorded from 1998-2009 then? that is great news! one album, once every 5 years I'd say? that's 15 years which would take us to the year 2032! best option in my opinion, then.. I think is the time the collectors label will be done! I know it's far down the line but they won't want to lose material by 2017. I'm being realistic and this is what I think should happen! let's not forget, Elvis' Collectors label began 21? years after his death and they have released over 100 CD's! Outtakes etc. I'm expecting to get these kind of releases. I'm not expecting a release every year. there is my opinion, discuss your thought's (yes, brain is turned on ).
Zakk James Joseph (my father's dad's middle name is Joseph) Bates.
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