:panik...und wir sind auch noch gemeinsam in EINER Unterkunft..:hehe...anschließend brauch ich 2 Wochen Urlaub auf ner Insel..
Michael Jackson Bad album set for re-release (Snippets S. 59)
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Ich fühle mich irgendwie manisch depressiv !!!
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^Hat was. Man freut sich über alles und doch fehlt da was... bzw. wer.
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Free/ Al Capone/ Price Of Fame
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Bisher freue ich mich wie folgt:
1. Al Capone
2. Price Of Fame
3. Abortion Papers
4. I'm So Blue
5. FreeAber nach 30 Sekunden kann man eigentlich noch nicht viel sagen...
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Al Capone ist mein absoluter Favorit, diese Woche und vorallem das Wochenende ist MJ pur!
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Man sollte sich einfach an Allem freuen und es in vollen Zügen genießen und die Trauer und den Schmerz vergessen.
An all diesen Liedern hat Michael hart gearbeitet, nun kann die Welt diese unveröffentlichten Werke feiern! -
Man sollte sich einfach an Allem freuen und es in vollen Zügen genießen und die Trauer und den Schmerz vergessen.
An all diesen Liedern hat Michael hart gearbeitet, nun kann die Welt diese unveröffentlichten Werke feiern!Genau! Ich bin auch so, dass ich lieber alles feiere, anstatt die trauer über mich ziehen zulassen! Das ist Michael! Pur ohne rotzige abmischung, wie wir es wollten!
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an interesting article by Joe Vogel published @TheAtlantic
Abortion, Fame, and 'Bad': Listening to Michael Jackson's Unreleased Demospart of this article is a track by track review of Matt Forger (the engineer who compiled BAD 25s bonus tracks)
ZitatAlles anzeigen
"Don't Be Messin' 'Round"
"The thing I love about these demos is the rawness. Michael had the freedom to just get the expression out there without thinking, 'Oh, Quincy is going to be judging the vocal, or it has to be perfect.' It's just Michael going for it, experimenting, having fun.""I'm So Blue"
"This was a song Michael worked on with me and Bill Bottrell. It was already mixed from that era. It's a mid-tempo, melancholy, rainy-day-by-the-fireplace kind of song. It's a bit reminiscent of Stevie Wonder—the harmonica, the tonality. Stevie was a big part of Michael's life. It's not unusual that you would see that influence in his work.""Abortion Papers"
"This was a song that we initially missed during archiving. It was titled 'Song Groove' on the box so we overlooked it. Once we figured out what it was we started to put the pieces together. It was recorded by Brian Maloof and Gary O., a couple of engineers who worked with Michael for a brief time. When we heard it we knew it could be controversial, especially with what's been going on politically. But when you listen to the song there's a story being told. Michael really reflected on what the approach should be. He wasn't sure how to narrate it. There were different variations with vocals—he didn't want it to be judgmental. He was very clear about that. But he wanted to present a real, complicated situation.""Free"
"There were times when going back and listening to this stuff was really an emotional experience for me. That was especially the case when I started working on the song, 'Free.' When you listen to this song you hear Michael's spirit and joy. It's raw, it's loose, it's him in his element, doing what he loved to do. The first time I listened to it I broke down. This is what it was like every day.""Price of Fame"
"Bill [Bottrell] and I worked on this one and I believe this is Bill's mix from that era... You can just tell it's an emotionally charged song. It's clearly based on his experience. But Michael often did songs that are based on his experience but blended with other characters and people's experiences as well.""Al Capone"
"This is an example of a song where a part of it inspires the next version of the song. There have been many cases where Michael has done that, where he would dwell on a song and refine concepts, or lyrics or melodies. The bass line in 'Al Capone'—you can see how it evolved into 'Smooth Criminal.' And the whole gangster theme carried over—though as it evolved it became less about a particular historical figure and more about a situation and a story. You can also hear Michael experimenting with this staccato-type of vocal, this rapid wordplay that he would later use." -
"Abortion Papers"... der Refrain erinnert mich von der Art des Gesangs / Gesangsmelodie her bissl an "Streetwalker".
Anhand der kurzen Teaser bleiben "Price Of Fame" und "Al Capone" klar meine Bad25-Favoriten. Und natürlich der Nero remix.
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Snippets sind einfach nur geilll........................
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Full Songs sind geleaket...bei so ner Art chinesischer YouTube.
Download wie bei YouTube nicht möglich, sonst einfach löschen.
I'm So Blue
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/rO62KBxwtII/Song Groove (aka Abortion Papers)
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/_Sr3pjeJd0w/Free
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/vYe5L1QikkE/Price of Fame
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^ Sind auch schon als MP3 (320 kBit/s) geleaked.
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Wie gefällts euch?
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OMG... Episch!!! Die Bridge bei Price Of Fame ist soooo kraftvoll!
"Father never lies, my father never lies... So don't be feelin' this way boy!"
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"So step into my shoes and get a taste of my blues..." wie er das fast schreit... Genial... -
Foto in Farbe aus dem Short-Film: BAD
und das Leave Me Alone Foto hochauflösend
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Michaels Lachen am Ende von Free...
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Ich halts kaum aus bis freitag...
aber ich schaffs...Michael lacht bei Free???
Been: Wenn du den Song mit anderen vergleichen könntest... welche wären das?
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Best of Joy würde ich sagen - so von der Art und vom Stil her. Aber besser als Best of Joy meiner Meinung nach. Es ist sehr unbeschwert und fröhlich.
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