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The Discussion of MJ's Unreleased Tracks

Victorious said:
Off topic but could this track be a remake of a remake of 'Streetwalker', since it not only sounds like Loren's demo's for 'Man in Black', Superfly Sister, '7 Digits' e.a. but there is also a melody of Streetwalker in there, right?

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Which track in particular mate, the first one? Ain't That What 'Chu Want? I can definitely hear it

It always amazes me when critics of Mike say he was only "only as good as his producers" when you hear what his producers did without him, some stuff sounds so ordinary and almost average.
Michael never gets the credit for elevating all of his collaborators, he got the best out of them.
 
SmoothCriminal1995 said:
Which track in particular mate, the first one? Ain't That What 'Chu Want? I can definitely hear it

It always amazes me when critics of Mike say he was only "only as good as his producers" when you hear what his producers did without him, some stuff sounds so ordinary and almost average.
Michael never gets the credit for elevating all of his collaborators, he got the best out of them.
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Yes 'Ain't That What 'Chu Want?'

I agree, I don't like really like this album in general but know MJ would really elevate it to appropriate levels!
 
Victorious said:
Off topic but could this track be a remake of a remake of 'Streetwalker', since it not only sounds like Loren's demo's for 'Man in Black', Superfly Sister, '7 Digits' e.a. but there is also a melody of Streetwalker in there, right?

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Sounds straight out of some Prince stuff. Funky as hell though
 
Victorious said:
Off topic but could this track be a remake of a remake of 'Streetwalker', since it not only sounds like Loren's demo's for 'Man in Black', Superfly Sister, '7 Digits' e.a. but there is also a melody of Streetwalker in there, right?

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I hear it.
 
Does anybody have more information about these tracks and if they're real?

Bio
Can You... (will.i.am)
Cry/Cried (different from the Invincible track)
If We Still Love (will.i.am)
Pressure
Seduction
Soldier's Entrance
Triple Threat Cable
Vibrationist
 
ToMi said:
Does anybody have more information about these tracks and if they're real?

Bio
Can You... (will.i.am)
Cry/Cried (different from the Invincible track)
If We Still Love (will.i.am)
Pressure
Seduction
Soldier's Entrance
Triple Threat Cable
Vibrationist
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A user here spoke to Shelby Lee II Myrick (producer of the song Seduction) and he said that Seduction is a song that he sent to MJ's record label but isn't sure if MJ ever recorded it. He described the song to be an up-tempo that's similar to Billie Jean.
SmoothMel7 said:
He said he never met MJ. He confides that he did send a song called “Seduction” to the former label MJJ Productions. He was contacted by someone from his management team and told that he might record the song, but he never heard back after that. He heard rumors that his song was to be released but he didn't hear MJ's rendition of the song. He also added that a number of fans have already contacted him about the song. But, he says, like many of MJ's songs, Sony has locked down his material. His song is an Up Tempo in the vein of “Billie Jean”.
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Pressure is a real song that's registered at the ASCAP that's produced by the Darkchild team. MJ is listed as the performer so it might've been a song that he recorded.

Bio is a real song and it's one of the first songs made for the Invincible album in 1997-1998 along with Hanson, That, and Monster.

Soldier's Entrance is a song that was first registered in 1999 at the Copyright Office so it's likely a track that was made during the Invicible sessions.
Type of Work:​
Recorded Document
Document Number:​
V3442D689
Date of Recordation:​
1999-10-04
Entire Copyright Document:​
V3442 D688-690 P1-53
Title:​
Soldier’s entrance / By Micheal J, Jackson.
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The rest haven't been confirmed to be real like stated above.
 
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ChanceToDance said:
Soldier's Entrance is a song that was first registered in 1999 at the Copyright Office so it's likely a track that was made during the Invicible sessions.
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Type of Work:​
Recorded Document
Document Number:​
V3442D689
Date of Recordation:​
1999-10-04
Entire Copyright Document:​
V3442 D688-690 P1-53
Title:​
Soldier’s entrance / By Micheal J, Jackson.
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I don't think SE being a song. The registration code doesn't match other songs (which usually start with PAxxxxxx). I think this might be some visual thing related to the ES performance at the MJ&Friends concerts
 
ToMi said:
Does anybody have more information about these tracks and if they're real?

Bio
Can You... (will.i.am)
Cry/Cried (different from the Invincible track)
If We Still Love (will.i.am)
Pressure
Seduction
Soldier's Entrance
Triple Threat Cable
Vibrationist
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To add to what has already been said, Will I Am's songs are rumors.
And Vibrationist and Triple Threat Cable aren't songs.
 
Hollywood_Tonight said:
How so? It uses the multitracks from the 1994 session. The version on the Michael album is essentially overdubs and adds unnecessary elements to this mix.
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The 1994 version is just strings and guitar, iirc. I'm also not 100 percent sure but I don't think all the elements from Bruce's mix are in the leaked multis.
 
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Mister_Jay_Tee said:
He recorded a bit more than that. The whole 1st verse and some of the 2nd too.
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Isn't the working version just Michael singing the chorus while Mary and D'Angelo cover the verses? Why didn't they use a verse if he had one? John Branca and Michael Prince both said he only recorded a little bit of it
 
SmoothGangsta said:
The 1994 version is just strings and guitar, iirc.
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The original recorded version was just Michael and a guitar according to Rob

Haven't heard the released version. I don't recall any other overdubs on the song, though there's an outside chance we put strings on it. If so, maybe Geoff Grace who's here on GS would remember. He and Brad were doing string arrangements for some of the songs during that part of the project. Other than that, it was just Mj and guitar
 
BlackAnon said:
The original recorded version was just Michael and a guitar according to Rob

Haven't heard the released version. I don't recall any other overdubs on the song, though there's an outside chance we put strings on it. If so, maybe Geoff Grace who's here on GS would remember. He and Brad were doing string arrangements for some of the songs during that part of the project. Other than that, it was just Mj and guitar
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Bruce made a mix with added strings, MJ said he loved it, so of course the estate didn't release that version.
 
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