Neues Album: "Michael" 10. Dezember 2010 // Album komplett geleaked !

the way you love me ist ja schon etwas anders als auf der UC.
find ich aber auch sehr schön

Habt ihr es gut!!! Ich muss mich noch bis morgen gedulden, da haben wir Fantreffen und kaufen es gemeinsam!

Zitat von Aylina

Hab mir das Album vorhin bei Expert für 9,99 € geholt

Einfach GEIL

Meine drei Favoriten:

1. Behind the Mask

2. Monster

3. Hollywood Tonight

Alles anzeigen

9,99 EUR?
Hab's eben von Saturn für 16,99 EUR gekauft.
Bin gerade bei The Way You Love Me.

Bis morgen könnte ich nicht mehr warten

MONSTER geht ab! WOOOOOOOW

Zitat von Little Susie

9,99 EUR?
Hab's eben von Saturn für 16,99 EUR gekauft.
Bin gerade bei The Way You Love Me.

Krass, die Preise sind ja echt extrem unterschiedlich. Habs für 12,99 bei Müller mitgenommen. 16,99 find ich schon sehr teuer...

Ja heutzutage für ne CD zu verlangen wirklich zu viel.

Hab bei Expert nur 8,80 € bezahlt
Das Album gefällt mir bisher richtig gut, will aber noch öfters reinhören, um mir ein richtiges Urteil bilden zu können. Aber so schön, neue Musik von Michael zu hören. We love you, Michael

Four more Jackson albums could be released

Teddy Riley thinks there is enough archive Michael Jackson material to make “at least three or four” more albums.

The iconic record producer has been working his magic on various R&B, hip-hop and pop albums since the 80s, collaborating with acts ranging from SWV and Blackstreet to Lady Gaga.

Teddy also worked with late music genius Michael Jackson on his iconic albums such as the 1991 smash Dangerous, and has been an instrumental part of the singer’s new posthumous album.

Entitled Michael, the record will be released on December 14 and contains ten songs, many of which he was working on when he died at the age of 50 in June 2009.

Teddy is proud of the record, and thinks there is enough material for Michael’s legacy to continue for years to come.

“I think at least three to four more albums,” he replied when asked by the BBC how much more could be made from the remaining unused tracks.

“I think he has that many songs,” explained Teddy, though he claimed a “good architect” such as himself would be required to work on it.

Teddy says he’s sure Michael would be thrilled to hear the new tracks, as he feels they have been completed in exactly the right style. Even though some musicians have argued it would have been better to leave the unfinished tracks alone, Teddy believes Michael would approve.

“I think he’s really smiling down on us,” he beamed.

“And even with the controversy he’s saying, ‘This is exactly what I want you all to do.’”

Four more Jackson albums could be released - Musicrooms.net

Collaborators say new MJ album honors legacy

Associated Press (AP)

NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Jackson spent the last two years of his life plotting his musical comeback. Besides a spectacular, record-breaking concert series planned for London, he was also tapping the hottest producers and biggest names for an album he hoped would help restore the luster to his spectacular yet troubled career.

"He wanted to give the world a gift. He didn't want the world to depend on 'Thriller,' or 'Bad' or 'Off the Wall,'" said Theron "Neff-U" Feemster, one of the last producers to work with Jackson. "He wanted to give them something new and fresh, and something they could hold and remember forever."

Jackson didn't live to see his dream come to fruition, but with help from Feemster, the singer's estate and several other collaborators, another Jackson album has been crafted for his fans.

"Michael," to be released Tuesday, contains 10 songs, most of which Jackson was working on when he died in June 2009 at age 50. The tracks were at different stages of completion, but producers like longtime Jackson collaborator Teddy Riley, Grammy-winner Tricky Stewart and rocker Lenny Kravitz worked over the last year to put the finishing touches on an album they believe Jackson would have been proud to call his own.

"I know he stood behind it, so I'm cool with what I did," said Kravitz. "I was proud to put it out and knew that he'd be all over it, that he'd be really with it."

Yet some are questioning whether "Michael" should be considered a true Jackson album since the King of Pop — a notoriously meticulous creator who labored over his creations until he thought they were as perfect as they could be — never put his stamp of approval on it.

Earlier this year, the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am, who had done some work with Jackson before he died, harshly rebuked the planned posthumous release in an interview with The Associated Press, saying: "Now that he is not part of the process, what are they doing? Why would you put a record out like that? Because he was a friend of mine, I just think that's disrespectful."

That's not the only criticism of the project. When the single "Breaking News" was previewed for fans on michaeljackson.com, his three nephews publicly assailed the song, a condemnation of the media, and said the voice featured on the track wasn't Jackson's. This led Riley, former manager Frank Dileo and others to come out and vouch for the track's authenticity.

"I don't think that it's fair for anyone to say it without any proof. You have no proof," said Riley in a recent interview, adding that the producers "took it to the next level" and hired three forensic musicologists in defense of the album.

Sony Records, which is releasing "Michael," also got the backing of other Jackson collaborators to prove that it is Jackson.

John Branca, who was Jackson's lawyer for years and is co-executor of his estate, would not specifically address the veracity of Jackson's vocals, saying the facts speak for themselves.

But as far as whether Jackson would have approved of the release of the songs, Branca, while calling Jackson a "perfectionist," compared the upcoming album to that of last year's "This Is It." That film was based on rehearsals for Jackson's sold-out comeback shows at London's O2 arena that were never to be. With careful editing, a dazzling — if unfinished — portrait of Jackson emerged.

"If you remember, there was criticism about the movie 'This Is It' because it contained rehearsal footage," said Branca. "Some said Michael would not have wanted to release it. But people loved it and it expanded people's love for him."

"Michael," a mixture of soulful pop ballads and up-tempo, mechanical-sounding grooves that recall his "Dangerous" era, is a much more polished artistic project than "This Is It," party due to the top names brought in by the estate to finish Jackson's creative vision.

Stewart, who has worked with such top talent as Beyonce and Rihanna, never collaborated with Jackson but was asked to work on the ballad "Keep Your Head Up," which Jackson co-wrote. Stewart said the process was a bit intimidating at first.

"It was a tremendous amount of pressure because Michael was one of the great record-makers in the history of music," said Stewart. "Not only are you trying to make sure that you're keeping the integrity of the record, but you're also trying to love up the body of work."

To that end, Stewart said he tread more lightly on Jackson's song than he would have on his own material: "I moved a bit more delicately because I knew there was going to be an approval process ... I felt like it was just a situation that I wanted to bring them back the product that they were anticipating."

For Kravitz, finishing the song "I Can't Make It Another Day," which the two recorded in part while their children were milling about, was bittersweet without Jackson's participation. But he's confident in its quality: "I think it was him at a very strong point ... he is singing his behind off."

Feemster said he and Jackson would spend time listening to all the top hits on the radio before crafting their songs in the hope of making something contemporary but innovative. He said Jackson's motto was "give them something familiar but also give them something that they never had before."

Riley considers "Michael" a work that will stand favorably against classics like "Thriller" or "Off the Wall."

"I would say that this is a masterpiece," declared Riley. "It goes along with the piece of the puzzle."

Yet Akon, who co-wrote the album's first single, "Hold My Hand," thinks the album should be considered more of an attempt to honor the memory of a legend than an example of his finest material.

"I wouldn't compare this album to any of his albums. The albums that he made up 'til now were legendary ... Mike at his peak, at the height of his creativity," said Akon.

"This is not like a finished product that you can compare anything to," he added. "It's more of an album that you can hold onto to commemorate and appreciate his legacy."

The Associated Press: Collaborators say new MJ album honors legacy

die vorlage für behind the mask

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Zitat von schlabbervieh

die vorlage für behind the mask

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2VqMaA8mX0

Ich war schon bei 'A Place With No Name' bzw. dem Snippet, das wir kennen, begeistert. Wirklich beeindruckend, wie Michael solche Songs genommen und ihnen einen völlig neuen Charakter gegeben hat. Grandios. Gerüchten zur Folge soll er das ja bei etlichen Songs gemacht haben, dementsprechend erwarten uns wohl noch so einige solcher Schmuckstücke...

ich hab 12,90 bezahlt.

mir fällt auf das die mischung von aktuell / alten titeln trotz gegenteiliger behauptung überhaupt nicht passt. HmH passt einfach zu Monster , behind the mask und much too soon klingen einfach zu lange her.. die hätte ich lieber anders in ein album verarbeitet.

bin gerade wieder bei monster.. ich glaube das wird mein titel.

wie ungeplant passend

Mit Monster kann ich mich noch nicht anfreuden

Und mit "(I like) the Way you love" me auch nicht...das hatten wir doch schon auf der "Ultimate Collection"...es nicht nicht gerade besser geworden seitdem

Ich liebe

1 Hollywood tonight
2 Keep your Head up (der Song bohrt sich jedes Mal ganz tief in mein Herz und in meine Seele, ich muss jedes Mal fast heulen - der Chor am Schluss ist mir aber fast eine Spur zu "dramatisch")
3 Behind the Mask (hier am Anfang Fangebrüll vom Jam-Opener Bukarest 1992 einzuspielen ist ja eine "nette" und "passende" Idee :never)

Mit Best of Joy und Much too soon habe ich mich noch gar nicht näher befasst

Edit:

Best of Joy - hat was von den Bee Gees
Much too soon - hat was von ABBA

Ich habs auch, bin extra nach der Arbeit zum Expert gefahren und hab´s mir für unglaubliche 9,99 Euro gekauft...ich dachte, ich schau nicht richtig...wollte es schon fast nicht holen, weil es so billig war....aber dann wär ich ja umsonst hingefahren....

Und dann direkt mit einem Kreischanfall die CD reingeschmissen und auf volle Lautstärke aufgedreht, Fenster runter und vom Parkplatz gedrivt...mit so einem geilen Gefühl im Bauch, unendliche Freude....

Mein aktuell absoluter Lieblingssong: "Best Of Joy"........ich konnt garnet mehr aufhören zu schreien.....so geil....

Another Day, der Oberhammer, ich hab mir davor nix angehört (no snippets)...genauso geil....

The Way You Love Me....viel viel viel besser als auf der UltimateCollection...deutlicher Unterschied zu erkennen....auch da hab ich geschrien....

Einzig enttäuscht bin ich von "Monster" gewesen, da er hier so hoch gelobt worden ist......der Song ist geil, absolute Club-Nummer...aber irgendwie nicht so ganz mein Geschmack.....trotzdem Hitverdächtig...

also, aktuelle Liste nach Bester Titel:

1. Another Day - Best Of Joy

2. Hollywood Tonight - Much Too Soon - The Way You Love Me - Keep Your Head Up - Behind The Mask

3. Monster - Breaking News

4. Hold My Hand

höhren es gerade zum 7. mal einfach nur hatte ich so nicht erwartet

Mir gefällt das Gerappe bei Monster ja null, hat irgendwer mal die Version ohne für mich per PN? Wäre super lieb.

Aber mir gefällt das Album sehr, so schön. Ich war im ProMarkt, habe 16,99€ bezahlt, aber extra in die Stadt fahren zu Saturn, Expert, Media Markt und Co wollte ich jetzt nicht.

Zitat von Little Susie

9,99 EUR?
Hab's eben von Saturn für 16,99 EUR gekauft.
Bin gerade bei The Way You Love Me.

scheinbar macht jeder die preise, wie er will... ich habe 12,99 bezahlt (wurde hier bei uns sogar so im Radio durchgesagt - habe ich mir sagen lassen)

Im Making Of von HMH sieht man ja am Ende das neue Album als Vinyl...kommt das nun? Weiß da jemand was? Oder war das einfach nur n Fake für das Video?

Ich habe es und parapapapa ich liebe es!
Werde noch später ein gewichtetes Urteil zu allen Songs fällen und posten. The Best is yet to come...

Zitat von J2o

Hat jemand die Sendung von Screamlouder auf KissFM aufgenommen? Ich hab's heute morgen verplant...

Auf KissFM hättste ihn auch nicht gehört. Ingmar ist schon 'ne kleine Weile bei Energy :).

Ich hab heut morgen ca. 2 Stunden gehört. Eine Morgenshow mit fast nur Michael oder indirekt Michael, sowas gabs wohl noch nie, aber wenn man alle Michael-Jahrzehnte nimmt hat man auch wirklich mehr als genug Musik (also natürlich hätte er von mir aus auch jedes Jahr 'ne Platte raushauen können, dit is ja klar). Ich hatte jedenfalls 'ne super Laune und hab mich gefragt was die armen wohl gemacht haben die bei MJ normalerweise wegschalten ;D.
Ingmar hat sich super geschlagen und er hatte es wirklich nicht leicht mit Boussa die eher nicht zu begeistern war für "Michael". Es war jedenfalls witzig mit den beiden und Ingmars kleine Michael-Storys zwischendurch zu den Songs auch

Danke Ingmar und Boussa:blumen