Yeah I've been hearing Stevie Wonder a lot lately. Anderson .Paak has a literal tattoo asking them to destroy it all.
And I actually really, really hate that. Like beyond measure.
Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure the 2008 fire has something to do with it also.
It was this manager:
www.cnn.com
Suddenly I'm more appreciative of how the MJ Estate deals with demos.It was this manager:
David Joseph, chairman/CEO of Winehouse’s label, Universal Music U.K. “It was a moral thing,” the exec told Billboard. “Taking a stem or a vocal is not something that would ever happen on my watch. It now can’t happen on anyone else’s.”
Amy Winehouse demos for unfinished third LP destroyed | CNN
Amy Winehouse died July 2011 at age 27, with only two studio albums to her name. The demos for a third have reportedly been destroyed.
I think it was just shorthand. Kinda like saying “Don’t Stop” or “Startin’ Somethin’.”
What clip?
Michael had a partially third degree burn.
I saw it last weekend on yt. iirc it's the wybt recording.
Yeah I see it now. That explains why MJ was wearing fedoras a lot of the time around then. Poor him...Michael had a partially third degree burn.
I saw it last weekend on yt. iirc it's the wybt recording.
Exactly.
Could be, but they don't do that with the other tracks
I saw it too but not sure if it is his scalp you see, some sort of a bandana or white tape tbh
Is it just me or the melody at the start is really similar to the "Don't Believe It" bass line?
Thank you for these words of wisdom. I wish I was as calm and collected as you are
Serious effect I'm so damn glad about it
I hear more similarity with the 'Remember The Time' tbh
Trip is the longest title on the album, so I feel like that one sort of warrants it. But who knows?
Michael had a partially third degree burn.
I saw it last weekend on yt. iirc it's the wybt recording.
Hmm looks like a bald spot to me… crazy he must have had a glued on (partial) wig for public appearances/concerts and used the hat to cover it when he didn’t
Should've been on Victory. And once we ever get to hear it, we'll probably think Buffalo Bill should've been on that album as well.
It seems like he wanted to make some effort for the album at first since both songs were made for the album but then he couldn't be bothered with it anymore. It's odd that he was still willing to give up a song featuring Freddie Mercury for the album though.
You're right mate. I think the problem Mike had was the same with Decade in 1990, the material he was working on was just too strong to be on a Jacksons album or a greatest hits album
Tbh, maybe. Who Is It was pretty swallowed up on Dangerous. They forced it's single releases over Give in to Me, before that excellent video was done basically guaranteeing neither song charted like it should have. That was the first time an MJ release was basically shot in the kneecap.
No it isnt strange, I can tell why the lyrics dont rhyme together very well and overall its not a very strong song. TYLA is much better
