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Music-wise (will update when I discover new things):Can anyone post a list of everything that was leaked from Brad's computer ? Please.
Music-wise (will update when I discover new things):
- An alternate take of Childhood
- A demo for Heal the World
- Chicago 1945
- The lossless Bottrell version of Dangerous
- The lossless multitracks for 2Bad
- The submixed multitracks for Bad and Black Or White
- An early version of Jam with an alternate rap take from Heavy D
- The scratch demo for For All Time
- Deep In The Night
- Verdict
- Family Thing
- The full instrumentals and acapellas for In The Closet, Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, and The Way You Make Me Feel
- The Way You Make Me Feel - Grammy studio version
- Short edits for early versions of Superfly Sister, Smooth Criminal, and Earth Song
- The Bad-era version of Someone Put Your Hand Out
- An early mix of Streetwalker from 1986. Includes a different chorus.
- Faces
- Willing and Waiting - a writer's demo by Jon B. with Babyface on backing vocals.
- Examples of the original recording speed for Smooth Criminal and The Way You Make Me Feel
As an extra, here's what seems to be on the un-stolen laptop:Video-wise
- Bruce Swedien mixing Someone Put Your Hand Out
- Teddy Riley laying down an unused synth accompaniment for She Drives Me Wild
- Michael Jackson listening to Will You Be There and participating in the orchestral session
- Bill Bottrell and several others listening to Monkey Business
- Michael Jackson, Bruce Swedien, and Teddy Riley blocking out the penultimate tracklist for Dangerous (Keep The Faith and Give In To Me aren't included, while Someone Put Your Hand Out and Blood On The Dance Floor are).
- Stomp recording for Faces
- The Andrae Crouch choir warming up for their part in They Don't Care About Us
- Michael Jackson laying down a scratch vocal for Childhood
- A Russian kid recording the "привет, Michael!" part included in Stranger In Moscow
- Strings for Smile
4 grown out men in a room and Michael sayin' "my Mickey watch, my Mickey watch"Michael Jackson, Bruce Swedien, and Teddy Riley blocking out the penultimate tracklist for Dangerous (Keep The Faith and Give In To Me aren't included, while Someone Put Your Hand Out and Blood On The Dance Floor are).
How do you know what was in the other laptop?As an extra, here's what seems to be on the un-stolen laptop:
- Man in Black
- Turning Me Off
- An early version of Ghosts - including a version with an opera ending
- Another version of Someone Put Your Hand Out
- Throwin' Your Life Away
- The final version of Someone Put Your Hand Out - or rather a DAT transfer that includes a "Pre-Tracked Version" and a "BG and Strings Ruff."
- An early mix for "Will You Be There"
- Boots Groove
- Early versions of "Monkey Business," "Superfly Sister," "Earth Song," and "She Got It"
- An instrumental groove for an "MJ and Janet duet"
- Homeless Bound
- The Choice
- Bubbles
- Garbage
- A DAT tape for the Dangerous World Tour; circa. 1993
- Spanish and French masters for IJCSLY
- Early versions of the "Decade" project
- Different edits for "Stranger In Moscow," including an unused long version and an unused short version.
- An early tracklist for Bad
- Mix 22 for "Monkey Business"
- Live mixes of the unperformed "In The Closet" and "Remember The Time;" circa. 1992
pictures of his tape collection?How do you know what was in the other laptop?
Love the fact that this implies that we got the short end of the stick here with the other laptop lolAs an extra, here's what seems to be on the un-stolen laptop:
- Man in Black
- Turning Me Off
- An early version of Ghosts - including a version with an opera ending
- Another version of Someone Put Your Hand Out
- Throwin' Your Life Away
- The final version of Someone Put Your Hand Out - or rather a DAT transfer that includes a "Pre-Tracked Version" and a "BG and Strings Ruff."
- An early mix for "Will You Be There"
- Boots Groove
- Early versions of "Monkey Business," "Superfly Sister," "Earth Song," and "She Got It"
- An instrumental groove for an "MJ and Janet duet"
- Homeless Bound
- The Choice
- Bubbles
- Garbage
- A DAT tape for the Dangerous World Tour; circa. 1993
- Spanish and French masters for IJCSLY
- Early versions of the "Decade" project
- Different edits for "Stranger In Moscow," including an unused long version and an unused short version.
- An early tracklist for Bad
- Mix 22 for "Monkey Business"
- Live mixes of the unperformed "In The Closet" and "Remember The Time;" circa. 1992
If I can afford it, I'll go to one of his shows and suggest something like "Homeless Bound" or "Turning Me Off." That way, I can bring my notes to you guys without having to illegally record anything or steal Brad's stuff.Not sure if all of this would've been on the other laptop, but yes Brad is in possession of a lot more material, he has a lot of stuff that isn't on this list, those Tape/DAT scans were just ones he did for his Halloween costume.
Maybe I should change my answer to "Garbage" or "The Choice," then.Homeless Bound isn't anything interesting, no MJ vocals, just a long boring repetitive piece.
It was played in the seminars at least once, wasn't it? It's weird that there's barely any info on it, the only thing I could find is that it's supposedly similar to Get On The Floor."Boots Groove" would be a nice one, if my memory serves me right it should have a complete lead vocal.
Have you heard all the songs mentioned in the DAT tape images?I know it was played more than once, a friend of mine has heard it, but this was years ago. Brad seems to have stopped playing that since a few years now. The comparison with Get On The Floor is close enough.
Wasn't Man In Black played at a Bryan Loren seminar or some sort of event involving him? Not sure if Brad has anything to do with it but I could be wrong.As an extra, here's what seems to be on the un-stolen laptop:
- Man in Black
- Turning Me Off
- An early version of Ghosts - including a version with an opera ending
- Another version of Someone Put Your Hand Out
- Throwin' Your Life Away
- The final version of Someone Put Your Hand Out - or rather a DAT transfer that includes a "Pre-Tracked Version" and a "BG and Strings Ruff."
- An early mix for "Will You Be There"
- Boots Groove
- Early versions of "Monkey Business," "Superfly Sister," "Earth Song," and "She Got It"
- An instrumental groove for an "MJ and Janet duet"
- Homeless Bound
- The Choice
- Bubbles
- Garbage
- A DAT tape for the Dangerous World Tour; circa. 1993
- Spanish and French masters for IJCSLY
- Early versions of the "Decade" project
- Different edits for "Stranger In Moscow," including an unused long version and an unused short version.
- An early tracklist for Bad
- Mix 22 for "Monkey Business"
- Live mixes of the unperformed "In The Closet" and "Remember The Time;" circa. 1992
No, Brad owns a copy of the song, I don't think he possesses the latest version of the song though.
Ah I see, probably wouldn't be on his other hard drive anyways since he never used for his seminars as far as I knowNo, Brad owns a copy of the song, I don't think he possesses the latest version of the song though.
Oh, I wonder if a more completed version of that song exists, there was a newspaper article from sometime before Dangerous released talking about how good the song was, Michael let a fan hear it early.Nah it would be on his other drive, he plays Man In Black time to time.
God I hope there's a complete version of Man In BlackAny word on whether there is more than Chorus vocals? I know Loren said that he had more but I don't really believe much he says lol
Not the exact one I had in mind but @AdeZThe first mention :![]()
The Man In Black – Off The Wall, 1990
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I thought that was because he was planning a comeback album and he didn't want Thriller outtakes competing for attention. (This is why Dangerous outtakes were cut from the 2001 remaster)Why didn’t he release them himself then? He had plenty of opportunities—single B-sides, tour singles, reissues, compilations. He even went out of his way to stop Sony from releasing any of the leaked Thriller outtakes on Thriller 25, despite the fact that they were finished tracks that he hadn’t bothered with after the fact.
Yeah, pretty much a lot of things can be be conded to by the fact that MJ didn't plan to die in 2009. Or ever, really. Who is.I thought that was because he was planning a comeback album and he didn't want Thriller outtakes competing for attention. (This is why Dangerous outtakes were cut from the 2001 remaster)
Yes, it was played a couple years back at his seminar in Paris. That’s where the very first leak (about a minute long) of the song came from. Sounds basically identical to the version Brad has, which makes me think that there isn’t a more complete version of the song.Wasn't Man In Black played at a Bryan Loren seminar or some sort of event involving him? Not sure if Brad has anything to do with it but I could be wrong.
That's fair enough mate, but surely you'd assume there's more to the song than what's leaked.So the guy heard this on 3-20-1990, while the one Brad's in possession of (unless he has multiple versions, which there's a possibility) is from 4-19-1990, so I think the version from his seminars might just be it.
True, though I do recall that long before Man In Black leaked, maybe this was during the 2000s? A group of fans got to hear it and question why it wasn't on Dangerous. Then again that's not much proof either of it being finished, I do know for sure that an early version of Man In Black if not the version Brad has was on a Dangerous Flight Only Promo. It was up on auction on eBay, imagine if someone bought it and ripped it. But I'm not sure if it was ever sold.There's a possibility, the version he heard was an earlier version of the song which Michael recorded, before it was possibly reworked into the version we've heard that michael might've not recorded?
There's another possibility this is not the version Brad plays, as Brad might possibly have a multitrack mixdown of the song, I have an audio somewhere you can hear a multitrack count-in noise on Man In Black which can suggest, that was with the lead vocals muted, and in this case, it'd make sense why this song specifically is among the ones that get copyright takedown notices on youtube.
This is all speculation, as there's no definite answer, nor much proof to back up any of this.
If so lucky people, I really love that song so much, I hope one day we can hear it in HQFor all I know, more than a decade ago, there were collectors who managed to get the song back then.
Michael Jackson fans can be so overdramatic on times. It's a little embarassing tbh