'Monkey Business' appreciation thread

Oh yeah melodically I don’t think they’re all that similar. It’s no You Can’t Win/Can’t Get Outta The Rain situation. But I can definitely hear they’re cut from the same cloth.
They also have the same theme
 
Always loved this song! Funky and soulful as all out, feel it should’ve been on an album at some point. Could’ve fit on Dangerous I feel, get rid of CLHGA (that song was mediocre as f***) and replace it with this masterpiece! The production is next level too
 
Always loved this song! Funky and soulful as all out, feel it should’ve been on an album at some point. Could’ve fit on Dangerous I feel, get rid of CLHGA (that song was mediocre as f***) and replace it with this masterpiece! The production is next level too
Stop disrespecting CLHGA.
 
Stop disrespecting CLHGA.
I’m sorry man lol it’s got a fun rhythm to beatbox to, not a bad song by any means but songs like this are why Michael needed someone like Quincy to tell him “No”. Quincy kept Michael in check and usually picked the best songs. He would’ve vetoed this and at least one other song on Dangerous and he definitely would’ve had a field day with HIStory.. Jesus man I can think of at least 6 songs on there that would need to go bye bye
 
I’m sorry man lol it’s got a fun rhythm to beatbox to, not a bad song by any means but songs like this are why Michael needed someone like Quincy to tell him “No”. Quincy kept Michael in check and usually picked the best songs. He would’ve vetoed this and at least one other song on Dangerous and he definitely would’ve had a field day with HIStory.. Jesus man I can think of at least 6 songs on there that would need to go bye bye
CLHGA could easily be a single. I don't know why people feel this way. It emphasizes the "Dangerous" tone too. Front loading the first half of Dangerous is the most Quincy thing MJ did post Bad If anything. It and Off The Wall both take you straight to the party.

In The Closet is the NJS that's the most outta left field. But the iconic video means people just take to it more.

I think your main point is the early MJ didn't have as many slow spots. Maybe with a comparison.
 
I’m sorry man lol it’s got a fun rhythm to beatbox to, not a bad song by any means but songs like this are why Michael needed someone like Quincy to tell him “No”. Quincy kept Michael in check and usually picked the best songs. He would’ve vetoed this and at least one other song on Dangerous and he definitely would’ve had a field day with HIStory.. Jesus man I can think of at least 6 songs on there that would need to go bye bye
But Michael Jackson called his former producer Quincy Jones to the studio because he wanted some sort of approval from him before releasing his 'Dangerous' album.

Quincy Jones came, he listened to the final version of it (from start to finish), he liked it, he then approached Michael Jackson, and he hugged the singer so tightly that he almost broke Michael Jackson's bones.

Then, Michael Jackson more confident than ever before gave the green light to that release.

Keyboardist Brad Buxer confirmed this story, as well.
 
But Michael Jackson called his former producer Quincy Jones to the studio because he wanted some sort of approval from him before releasing his 'Dangerous' album.

Quincy Jones came, he listened to the final version of it (from start to finish), he liked it, he then approached Michael Jackson, and he hugged the singer so tightly that he almost broke Michael Jackson's bones.

Then, Michael Jackson more confident than ever before gave the green light to that release.

Keyboardist Brad Buxer confirmed this story, as well.
I forgot this story. It's totally true actually.
 
Always loved this song! Funky and soulful as all out, feel it should’ve been on an album at some point. Could’ve fit on Dangerous I feel, get rid of CLHGA (that song was mediocre as f***) and replace it with this masterpiece! The production is next level too
Can't let her get away is a classic
 
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