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The Discussion of MJ's Unreleased Tracks

Jacksonunreleased said:
@Fuzzball if you think that i am Tyler you re ****** moron you are the worst piece of shit ever ! Second i only have one account and that this one !
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Tyler446 said:
listen yall can look into my account all you want. because i'm not him. and y'know what you can add me on discord to prove it.
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Fuzball said:
same attitude, same intention, same vocabulary
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Yeah..... this is definitely one person 🤣🤣
Stevie Wonder & Ray Charles' eyes combined together can see this is the same person. Smh way too much time on 1 person's hand for sure!
 
Saka21 said:
I'm beginning to realize that a huge part of the fun is predicting and imagining what these tracks could sound like.

Take "Water," described by insiders (Trevis) as a masterpiece and one of the most unique pieces MJ ever made. It makes you wonder: What could it possibly sound like? What kind of stuff was MJ experimenting with at that time? Could he have revolutionized pop music again if the sounds he was creating were released to the world instead of hidden in the vault?

So many titles we consider holy grails just sound cool af. A name like "Crack Kills" makes you assume it's a dark track, perhaps with a mid 80s rap feel. Then a snippet leaked, and if it's authentic, it sounds nothing like what I thought, lol.

I remember thinking "Deep In The Night" would have a cinematic, "Smooth Criminal"-esque vibe, smooth atmosphere, but it turned out what it is. The same goes for "Chicago 1945", everyone and their moms expected a moody piece, but it ended up being a lost sister to "Billie Jean".

In a way, perhaps some of these tracks are better off staying unleaked. Once you hear them you can only say, "Oh, so that's what it sounds like", and the track you've been imagining for years is never the same again.
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Don't make me give up my hopes for "Michael Mckellar, Buffalo Bill & Lucy is in love with linus" lol i still have a great feeling/ potential about those 3!!
 
threepea11 said:
Also I remember that people used to say that the version of PoF released on B25 wasn't the final version, and that there is a more developed one that's still unheard, anyone know anything about this?
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Yes. I have a higher quality snippet of it. I wanna hear this version so badly. I have to find it on my hard drive but I know for sure I have it. The beat sounds a little more flavorful but I haven't heard the final product. Not sure why they don't give us the finished versions of certain songs. I've heard it was three different pyt's but I've only heard Michael's & Ingram's versions. Not Quincys
Fuzball said:
Bill Bottrell:

"Do You Know" had vocals but I didn't think it was coming together.
I don't think Crack Kills had vocals
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& so the version that just leaked is fake then?
 
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I wonder what song that was. I took this screenshot years ago in the old ITSWMJ thread
 
Since TYLA fiasco i am not talking too much here just want to let everyone know that it make everything good to know that when you get so damm naive well you get punched in the guts form now own i will not talking too much just be here for time to time
 
Jacksonunreleased said:
Since TYLA fiasco i am not talking too much here just want to let everyone know that it make everything good to know that when you get so damm naive well you get punched in the guts form now own i will not talking too much just be here for time to time
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Good.Nobody cares.

So guys do you think McKellar is an upbeat song or something like Susie? Something tells me that even though it has a dark theme, the song itself is up tempo
 
Are we able to pinpoint exactly the year (or at least the timeframe) "Adore You" was created? Brad Buxer mentioned on an interview that the song along with a few others (a good number of them having actually come from previous years) were made in 2004
But then Mike Smallcombe mentioned 2 times in his "Making Michael" book that it actually originated from Invincible
"...Together they simply created music, and continued to tinker with 'Adore You' 'Hollywood Tonight' 'Shut Up And Dance', all of which came from the Invincible sessions. Pg. 428
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"...'The Way You Love Me', 'Hollywood Tonight', 'Shut Up And Dance', 'Beautiful Girl' and 'Adore You', songs Michael began recording with Brad Buxer and Prince during the Invincible sessions," Pg. 451
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Then I've read somewhere that sometime in 2007/2008 the backing choir was recorded but I couldn't find a source to that. So which is it? I'm not too convinced Brad Buxer himself is 100% reliable when he's shown on multiple occasions to have fuzzy memory when it came to certain songs.
 
NetflexKing said:
Good.Nobody cares.

So guys do you think McKellar is an upbeat song or something like Susie? Something tells me that even though it has a dark theme, the song itself is up tempo
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So good nobody care so guys let's talk about the song

California Grass
 
NetflexKing said:
Good.Nobody cares.

So guys do you think McKellar is an upbeat song or something like Susie? Something tells me that even though it has a dark theme, the song itself is up tempo
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From the lyrics view, it could be as slow as Susie or as fast as We've Had Enough
 
wonderouzmj said:
Yeah..... this is definitely one person 🤣🤣
Stevie Wonder & Ray Charles' eyes combined together can see this is the same person. Smh way too much time on 1 person's hand for sure!
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That's false btw, i can prove it by talking on discord if you'd like.
 
Guys there is song called colorblind and craze can we get info about it
 
ChanceToDance said:
Are we able to pinpoint exactly the year (or at least the timeframe) "Adore You" was created? Brad Buxer mentioned on an interview that the song along with a few others (a good number of them having actually come from previous years) were made in 2004
But then Mike Smallcombe mentioned 2 times in his "Making Michael" book that it actually originated from Invincible


Then I've read somewhere that sometime in 2007/2008 the backing choir was recorded but I couldn't find a source to that. So which is it? I'm not too convinced Brad Buxer himself is 100% reliable when he's shown on multiple occasions to have fuzzy memory when it came to certain songs.
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Yeah I agree he’s said in multiple interviews that the “last songs were the best” in 2004 like in the back, beautiful girl and adore you. This is confusing because in the back was made in 1994 and beautiful girl in 1998. I assume adore you was done for invincible. Also, Buxer’s “last” songs would be from 2007/early 2008. I don’t give much credibility for his memory of dates, that’s why I wish someone would go through their hard drives and record exactly when songs were made, vocals recorded and any other information.
 
NetflexKing said:
Good.Nobody cares.

So guys do you think McKellar is an upbeat song or something like Susie? Something tells me that even though it has a dark theme, the song itself is up tempo
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I was convinced “Innocent Man” was going to be slow and brooding and I was so wrong. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if “Michael McKellar” was a new Jack swing song at this point.
 
Inthestudiowithmj said:
Yeah I agree he’s said in multiple interviews that the “last songs were the best” in 2004 like in the back, beautiful girl and adore you. This is confusing because in the back was made in 1994 and beautiful girl in 1998. I assume adore you was done for invincible. Also, Buxer’s “last” songs would be from 2007/early 2008. I don’t give much credibility for his memory of dates, that’s why I wish someone would go through their hard drives and record exactly when songs were made, vocals recorded and any other information.
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omg brad sandwich im ur biggest fan!!11
 
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