Michael's Unreleased Material [MERGED]

[AlwaysThere]

Thriller, 1980-1982

• "Rolling the Dice" (R. Temperton)

Bad, 1983-1987

• "Make a Wish" (M. Jackson/A. Kohan)
  Recorded: 1983-84
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Neverland Landing" (M. Jackson/A. Kohan)
  Recorded: 1983-84
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Peter Pan" (M. Jackson/A. Kohan)
  Recorded: 1983-84
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Chicago 1945" (M. Jackson/S. Porcaro)
  Recorded: e. spring 1984
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Crack Kills" (M. Jackson)
  Recorded: November 1986
  Producer: Michael Jackson

Dangerous, 1988-1991

• "Joy" (M. Jackson/T. Riley/T. Lucas)
  Recorded: 1991
  Producer: Teddy Riley
  
  
• "Don't Believe It" (M. Jackson/B. Loren)
  Producers: Michael Jackson/Bryan Loren
  
  
• "Seven Digits" (M. Jackson/B. Loren)
  Alternate Title: "7 Digits"
  Producers: Michael Jackson/Bryan Loren
  
  
• "Truth on Youth" (M. Jackson/B. Loren/J. Smith)
  Michael Jackson featuring LL Cool J
  Producers: Michael Jackson/Bryan Loren

HIStory, 1992-1995

• "Innocent Man" (M. Jackson)
  Alternate Titles: "An Innocent Man," "The Innocent Man"

Invincible, 1996-2001

• "Monster" (M. Jackson)
  Recorded: late 1998, Los Angeles
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Get Your Weight Off of Me" (M. Jackson/R. Jerkins/?)
  Producers: Michael Jackson/Rodney Jerkins

Post-Sony, 2002-2005

• "World of Candy" (?)
  Alternate Title: "Wonderful World of Candy"
  Duet between Michael Jackson and Nisha Kataria

Final Years, 2006-2009

• "I'm Dreamin'" (M. Jackson/W. Adams)
  Recorded: September, October 2006, Grouse Lodge
  Producers: Michael Jackson/will.i.am
  
  
• "I Was the Loser" (M. Jackson/B. Buxer)
  Recorded: early 2003; October 2008, Hotel Bel-Air
  Producer: Michael Jackson
  
  
• "Breathe" (M. Jackson)
  (M. Jackson)

Other

• "11pm"
  
  
• "Adore You"
  
  
• "Broken Chair"
  
  
• "Can't Stop Lovin' You"
  
  
• "D.I.E."
  
  
• "Dark Lady / H2O"
  
  
• "Everybody Wants to Be a Movie Star"
  
  
• "Ghost of Another Lover"
  
  
• "I Am That One"
  
  
• "Is She Coming Back"
  
  
• "Lady of Summer"
  
  
• "Leaving Today to (?)"
  
  
• "Lonely Bird"
  
  
• "Red Eye"
  
  
• "Rock Tonight"
  
  
• "Remember What I Told You"
  
  
• "Silent Spring"
  
  
• "Thank Heaven"
  
  
• "Too Late to Turn Back Now"
  
  
• "You Were There"

[morinen]

Elizabeth, I Love You (recorded 1996) 1:26 studio recording leaked

Is this true? I've never heard it and couldn't find on YouTube.

[Cprep20]

Very true indeed Morinen.

http://youtu.be/WVg9wRmU9lQ

[AlwaysThere]

Got the time a bit wrong but yeah, it's true!

[Ashtanga]

[Mankind]

Cool thank you.

[Themidwestcowboy]

You know what, we should make a section here on the board just for Michaels unreleased songs. Similiar to what prince fans did for prince over at princevault

[AlwaysThere]

^ That would be phenomenal.

I figure THIS could be the thread where we discuss Michael's unreleased material. I try to update the list as much as possible because I seem to learn something new nearly every day.

[Themidwestcowboy]

^ That would be phenomenal.

I figure THIS could be the thread where we discuss Michael's unreleased material. I try to update the list as much as possible because I seem to learn something new nearly every day.

Yeah that would be great. I really appreciate all the effort youve put in. I have one question tho. Did MJ really record Force MD's Tender love? :0 This is the first time hearing about that.

If any Mod see this, can you please consider doing something similar to what they did over at princevault and like create a whole new section just for Unreleased songs.
Wikipedia-like. It can be neatly orginized, from year, to what producers and musician worked what song and even some info on how he created them etc etc. That would be really great.

[Smile]

Thanks for sharing

[AlwaysThere]

Yeah that would be great. I really appreciate all the effort youve put in. I have one question tho. Did MJ really record Force MD's Tender love? :0 This is the first time hearing about that.

If any Mod see this, can you please consider doing something similar to what they did over at princevault and like create a whole new section just for Unreleased songs.
Wikipedia-like. It can be neatly orginized, from year, to what producers and musician worked what song and even some info on how he created them etc etc. That would be really great.

Well thank you(: glad you and others like it! I've been considering making a blog page where people can just click on each individual title and read all known information about it. Much easier than putting together the long PDF file I've been working on :p

And from what I've been told from several people a demo tape DOES exist although I'm not sure just how complete it is. I'll try to find their exact quotes and post them if I can. But like I said, I'm only one person with a few contacts that have been correct and reliable in the past, so they're my best source.

[Themidwestcowboy]

Well thank you(: glad you and others like it! I've been considering making a blog page where people can just click on each individual title and read all known information about it. Much easier than putting together the long PDF file I've been working on :p

And from what I've been told from several people a demo tape DOES exist although I'm not sure just how complete it is. I'll try to find their exact quotes and post them if I can. But like I said, I'm only one person with a few contacts that have been correct and reliable in the past, so they're my best source.

That sounds great. I imagine a blog will be alot easier to access aswell than a PDF, so i bet in the end it will all come togheter real nice

One thing i noticed btw

Come Together (produced by Bill Bottrell, recorded 1988) Released on June 15, 1995 on HIStory

Come togheter was first released in 1992 as the B-sides to Remember The Time. Also Michael Mckellar from the dangerous era..

[wendijane]

Nice thank you

[ChrisC]

Come Together (produced by Bill Bottrell, recorded 1988) Released on June 15, 1995 on HIStory

Come togheter was first released in 1991 as the B-sides to Remember The Time.

Yeah 1992. And On The Line first made it out on the Ghosts maxi single included in the Ghosts box set 1997.

[Themidwestcowboy]

^^ Yeah i meant 92 :P