Posts by Visionary
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Sehr gut. (Soweit)
Läuft eigentlich die Nummer mit Safechuck und Robsen noch? Ich kriege das alles nur am Rande mit wenn der MJCast mal wieder ein Update gibt.
Die Befürchtung war ja, dass die sich zu sowas wie einer Sammelklage mit den Cascios zusammentun. -
Eddie Cascio ließ sich entschuldigen, bei der Aktion. Er hat ja schon seine Milliönchen weg für die gefakten Songs.

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Ah ok. Ich hatte immer nur die VHS. ....die gute alte.... die ich Anfang der 90er, als hier die erste Garagen-Videothek aufmachte ein paar mal ausgeliehen und dann der Videothekarin nach ~50 Versuchen erfolgreich abgeschwatzt hatte.... für 50 DM.
Die hatte noch das schöne originale Kinoplakat als Cover. -
Moonwalker wurde vorher geschnitten/zensiert?

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Hört sich wie ein Werbesong an. Oder wie für den Candy Shop/Stand auf Neverland... wenn Besuchergruppen eintreten.
Gibt's dazu Infos? Klingt mit dem Kinderchor ja schon recht fertig produziert.
Das "Klicken" was man durchgehend hört, stammt übrigens von einem Sequenzer und gehört eigentlich nicht zum Song. (Das Hardware Teil, dass früher per MIDI alle Instrumente synchron gesteuert hat. Das Klicken war der hörbare Taktgeber, wenn man etwas Neues dazu einspielen wollte.) Vielleicht hier auch nur vom Leaker hinzugefügt. -
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https://michael-jackson.fandom.com/wiki/Neverland_Landing
"Neverland Landing" was written with Buz Kohan in 1983, and recorded in April of the same year for it to be featured in the Peter Pan musical, which Spielberg directed. It ultimately didn't make the cut. According to Kohan, "Neverland Landing" is complete.“ We also wrote a song called 'Neverland Landing' which was done completely, and there is a demo with piano that I played at the house. I have it somewhere but can't put my hands on it immediately. ” –Kohan on "Neverland Landing"[2]
The song was further worked on in 1986, likely intended for the Bad album. This is the version that was leaked on January 5th, 2026.
“Neverland Landing” was reworked by Jackson in the 2000s with Brad Buxer, as it was registered with The U.S. Copyright Office in 2010 along with other pieces the duo worked on around that time.[3]
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Gibt es zu "Garbage" eine Bestätigung, dass so ein Song existiert?
Rein vom Hören bezweifle ich etwas, dass das nicht Fan-gemacht ist.
Sonst wohl eine Bryan Loren demo? -
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Was der YouTube-Algo eben so anspühlt.

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Ohne Michael, aber trotzdem ganz interessant. Die Presskonferenz zum Start des Europäischen Legs der Bad Tour, Mai 1988 in Rom.
Welche teils absurden Gerüchte die Reporter da versuchen aufzuklären....
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.QuoteDisplay MoreDigitally restored and remastered from the original 1988 broadcast, this rare Michael Jackson “Bad” Tour press conference captures Quincy Jones in deep, candid form — reflecting on creativity, technology, trust, and one of the most important artist–producer partnerships in music history.
Speaking to international press during the Bad world tour, Quincy Jones offers remarkable insight into Michael Jackson’s evolution since Off the Wall and Thriller: not just as a singer and performer, but as a thinker, collaborator, and businessman. From embracing new technology and drum machines, to refusing to repeat past formulas, Quincy explains how Bad was shaped by paying attention to the present moment — not chasing trends, but absorbing the world as it changed.
Jones also addresses the often-misunderstood balance between art and commerce. He speaks frankly about why Michael was determined to control his business affairs, particularly in light of how previous generations of Black artists were exploited, and why financial independence was essential to protecting creative freedom. Throughout, Quincy emphasises trust, mutual respect, and love as the foundation of their long-running collaboration — conditions he describes as rare, fragile, and vital.
This press conference reveals a side of the Bad era that often gets overlooked: not spectacle, but process; not myth, but method.
🎤 Highlights include:
• Quincy Jones on why Bad could never sound like Thriller
• How Michael Jackson stayed “modern” without chasing trends
• The role of technology, drum machines, and evolving studio tools
• Why MJ was determined to control his business and legacy
• Quincy on trust, respect, and creative chemistry with Michael
• “Balancing the soul and the science” of music-making
📼 Recorded during the 1988 Bad world tour, this press conference offers rare, thoughtful insight into the mindset behind one of the biggest eras in pop history.🎧 Restored and presented by Sunset & Vinyl — unlocking unfiltered moments from the golden age of music television.
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Regisseur Bryan Stoller, auch bekannt von der 2004'er Film-Juwele
"Miss Castaway" mit Michael-Cameo....
Die beiden kannten sich wohl schon seit den 80ern seit diesem Pepsi-Parodie-Filmchen, mit dem kleinen Brandon Adams (später in Moonwalker) und Navi als Michael:External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.
War mir neu.
Interview mit Bryan Stoller:External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy. -
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Das muss man sich mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen: Ein hochkarätiger A-Klasse-Schauspieler muss Branca spielen – weil Branca DIE Schlüsselfigur für Michael Jacksons Erfolg war.
Wer ist denn dieser Schauspieler? Noch nie gesehen. Auf den ersten Blick hat er Lennon vibes.
Denke der wäre so oder so (wegen der Rolle) im Trailer gelandet. -