MJ Album "Carry On"? (Fake, Chris Cornell covert Billie Jean)

Zitat von loftarasa

hast du getrunken ?!

TLC kam mir zuvor mit der Info :heulsuse.
Finds auch schon etwas krass, dass ein Sender wie BET keine Recherche in dem Fall zustande brachte

Ja, schon irgendwie arm...
Gerade wenn man News zu Michael Jackson oder anderen großen Künstlern veröffentlicht sollte man doch genau drauf schauen, was man da veröffentlicht, und nicht irgendwelche News, die man bekommen hat einfach mischen oder gar ohne den Wahrheitsgehalt zu prüfen, weitergeben...

PS: Ich wäre dafür den Thread-Titel ein wenig abzuändern, das könnte einige ganz schön verwirren ...

Zitat von loftarasa

Wer übrigens schonmal nen Eindruck von Chris' (toller) Version haben will:
Im Netz kursiert ein Soundboardrecording (würd ich mal sagen; Qualität ist jedenfalls sehr gut) von einem Unpluggedkonzert in Schweden von ihm.

Neben Billie Jean singt er da auch Songs von Elvis Costello, Bob Marley und Led Zeppelin.

Ich finde seine Version von Billie Jean sehr gelungen. Sie hat ein gaaaaaanz anderes Feeling als das Original...von meiner Erinnerung her ist es eher eine Bluesversion würd ich sagen. Muss es mir bei Gelegenheit nochmal anhören.

Ui das klingt toll!!! Du kannst mir nicht zufällig Post zukommen lassen???;D

Zitat von JPJackster

Hey Fans alles klar ey. MJ Album ab Fr im Handel. Der Titel lautet my Friend DJ Tempamental is a Gangster and that`s why he`s no Friend of mine. Hört sich komisch an is aber so.

sonst alles in dortmund bei dir?

:lol Mit dem Titel haste dir schon ne Erwähnung als leichtgläubigster User verdient.
Aber eins würde mich schon interessieren, woher haste den dieses Releasedatum?
Hat die bain persönlich bei dir angerufen und es durchgegeben?

Sorry, da musst ich meinen Senf einfach beitun.

On Thursday, the same day that Chris Cornell announced the release of his second solo album, 'Carry On,' he also made official his departure from the rock supergroup Audioslave. The singer cited "irreversable personal differences" with bandmates Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk, all of whom were previously in agitpop band Rage Against the Machine.

"I think at this point in my life I'm a person that probably shouldn't be in a band," Cornell told Spinner. "Someone that writes songs as much as me and has the energy and focus in terms of songwriting and performing is probably someone who's more akin to a solo artist than someone who should be in a band." Still, he admits to no regrets about his Audioslave tenure. "Audioslave was a great experience. We made three great records."

With that part of his life now behind him, Cornell is ready to move ahead with 'Carry On,' an album he says covers a wide array of styles, including heavy rockers like 'No Such Thing' and 'Poison Eye,' which evoke the sound of his previous band, Soundgarden. Cornell said he made a point of not writing any riff-rock songs in Audioslave or on his 1999 solo debut album, 'Euphoria Morning,' because he wrote his fair share while in Soundgarden. "But there's enough distance between now and Soundgarden's last record," he said to Spinner. "I got to really write some riff-oriented heavier songs, which I haven't done in a long time. It was exciting."

AUDIOSLAVE
Chris Cornell leaves Audioslave, to release new solo album, "Carry On", on May 1

Two-time Grammy winner Chris Cornell announced today the release date of his 13th career album, "Carry On", steered by British producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Rolling Stones, Morrissey, Dave Matthews Band) ...

The official press release reads as follows:
"Additionally Cornell is permanently departing super-group Audioslave stating, "Due to irresolvable personality conflicts as well as musical differences, I am permanently leaving the band Audioslave. I wish the other three members nothing but the best in all of their future endeavors."

The new album's fourteen tracks offer the bluesy and soulful "Safe and Sound," psychedelic "Scar On The Sky," country-flavored "Finally Forever"... paeans to persistence in "Disappearing Act" and a slow-grind cover of Michael Jackson's "Billy Jean" that gives the familiar song a completely new feeling. More personal selections include "Ghost," "Arms Around Your Love" and "She'll Never Be Your Man" and alt-rock experimentations ("Killing Birds" the anthemic "Silence the Voices"). Fans of Soundgarden and Audioslave will appreciate the harder edge of "No Such Thing" and "Poison Eye" and the redemptive "Your Soul Today."

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Weg damit

Zitat von Lady Cat - Ryan

Aber eins würde mich schon interessieren, woher haste den dieses Releasedatum?
Hat die bain persönlich bei dir angerufen und es durchgegeben?

Das ist der Tag, an dem "Carry On" erscheint, von Chris Cornell