The Discussion of MJ's Unreleased Tracks

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

When neverland landing will release

When you stop asking about it every week

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

Sorry I shouldve clarified I meant like what page was it lol I wanted to read the full thing

Michael (album)

Michael is the first posthumous album credited to American singer-songwriter Michael Jackson, released through Epic Records on December 10, 2010. The record was produced by several of Jackson's long-time collaborators, including Teddy Riley, John McClain, and Neff-U. The works on Michael began...

michael-jackson.fandom.com

 

[Clay7]

Michael (album)

Michael is the first posthumous album credited to American singer-songwriter Michael Jackson, released through Epic Records on December 10, 2010. The record was produced by several of Jackson's long-time collaborators, including Teddy Riley, John McClain, and Neff-U. The works on Michael began...

michael-jackson.fandom.com

dear lord this page is TERRIBLE this the type of wiki your teacher warned u about in school bruh

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

dear lord this page is TERRIBLE this the type of wiki your teacher warned u about in school bruh

I was just looking for info about the artwork lol

 

[AlwaysThere]

Michael (album)

Michael is the first posthumous album credited to American singer-songwriter Michael Jackson, released through Epic Records on December 10, 2010. The record was produced by several of Jackson's long-time collaborators, including Teddy Riley, John McClain, and Neff-U. The works on Michael began...

michael-jackson.fandom.com

Lmao, I think this is the kind of rebate we need for accurate and easy-to-read info on unreleased songs. But this one is just a headache.

 

[michaeljackson.nl]

When you stop asking about it every week

He’s asking the right questions tho

 

[lotfi]

 

[innuendo141]

This is easily the worst MJ song I've ever heard.

Edit: regardless of whoever is singing here

 

[Billyjeanplxiv]

I like World of Candy.

 

[Jacksonunreleased]

Call it Off, Call the whole thing off i Don't want to marry you,

Michael Jackson
Call It Off
Unreleased Track
Dangerous Sessions
Produced by Bryan Loren

 

[robotchicken14]

Something I've found interesting is that, out of the songs Michael wrote, those in either 3/4 time or with a "Waltz" feel seem to be some of the most derided.

Little Susie, The Lost Children and now World of Candy seem to be named as very weak songs, though perhaps it's more to do with subject matter. Neverland Landing sounds as though it has the same feel so it'll be interesting to see how people react to it also

 

[Hot_Street]

World of Candy could become the favorite song of all dentists.

 

[innuendo141]

Something I've found interesting is that, out of the songs Michael wrote, those in either 3/4 time or with a "Waltz" feel seem to be some of the most derided.

Little Susie, The Lost Children and now World of Candy seem to be named as very weak songs, though perhaps it's more to do with subject matter. Neverland Landing sounds as though it has the same feel so it'll be interesting to see how people react to it also

I'm surprised to see Little Susie lumped in with these - I'd consider Little Susie to be one of his strongest dark songs.

 

[Clay7]

Call it Off, Call the whole thing off i Don't want to marry you,

Michael Jackson
Call It Off
Unreleased Track
Dangerous Sessions
Produced by Bryan Loren

Years old News

 

[Clay7]

Something I've found interesting is that, out of the songs Michael wrote, those in either 3/4 time or with a "Waltz" feel seem to be some of the most derided.

Little Susie, The Lost Children and now World of Candy seem to be named as very weak songs, though perhaps it's more to do with subject matter. Neverland Landing sounds as though it has the same feel so it'll be interesting to see how people react to it also

For me World Of Candy and I Have This Dream (based on the instrumental and BGV we have) are absolutely the worst songs I’ve heard that he actually worked on. There are some other tracks I think suck like Homeless Bound or Verdict but those aren’t really even MJ songs. I lovee Little Susie though! Lost children I’m pretty indifferent on.

 

[Clay7]

Something I've found interesting is that, out of the songs Michael wrote, those in either 3/4 time or with a "Waltz" feel seem to be some of the most derided.

Little Susie, The Lost Children and now World of Candy seem to be named as very weak songs, though perhaps it's more to do with subject matter. Neverland Landing sounds as though it has the same feel so it'll be interesting to see how people react to it also

I swear Neverland Landing’s inst reminds me so much of a circus music track idk if anyone knows what I’m talking about idk the name of the piece but I swear it’s so similar lol

 

[GYWOOM]

This is easily the worst MJ song I've ever heard.

Edit: regardless of whoever is singing here

Don’t worry the real thing is 100 times worse

 

[GYWOOM]

I swear Neverland Landing’s inst reminds me so much of a circus music track idk if anyone knows what I’m talking about idk the name of the piece but I swear it’s so similar lol

It sounds more like classic Disney vibes to me but with a bad era font over it

 

[GYWOOM]

For me World Of Candy and I Have This Dream (based on the instrumental and BGV we have) are absolutely the worst songs I’ve heard that he actually worked on. There are some other tracks I think suck like Homeless Bound or Verdict but those aren’t really even MJ songs. I lovee Little Susie though! Lost children I’m pretty indifferent on.

WOC instrumental goes hard on verse 2, insane string arrangements, I think the thing that really makes it sound bad is the way MJ sounds so tired on it and the clearly unfinished lyrics/production

Had the song of had full proper orchestration and not just BB synth production and polished MJ Vox and steady lyrics, wouldn’t be that bad, song is crazy catchy

 

[GYWOOM]

I like World of Candy.

You haven’t heard it king

You need to hear the full thing to have an opinion, trust me, hearing remakes or snippets does not mean anything, at least when you listen to remakes you know it’s fake but to actually hear MJ sing those lyrics is something else…

 

[ChanceToDance]

Had the song of had full proper orchestration and not just BB synth production and polished MJ Vox and steady lyrics, wouldn’t be that bad, song is crazy catchy

To me that's seriously the crazy thing about the song, the melody really sticks inside your head so you can't decide if you actually hate it or not lol. Sometimes I still catch myself humming the song for whatever reason.

 

[AlwaysThere]

The melody is gorgeous and would’ve been right at home in a Disney movie, but it’s just so goddamn corny otherwise.

 

[Clay7]

WOC instrumental goes hard on verse 2, insane string arrangements, I think the thing that really makes it sound bad is the way MJ sounds so tired on it and the clearly unfinished lyrics/production

Had the song of had full proper orchestration and not just BB synth production and polished MJ Vox and steady lyrics, wouldn’t be that bad, song is crazy catchy

Haven’t heard the full thing yet just small bits but from what I’ve heard it gave me a really weird vibe, especially with the children’s choir or whatever it sounds so bizarre lol. Does have sort of a cinematic feel though which is interesting. Haven’t heard the bits with tired MJ but that’s unfortunately not all that surprising.

 

[GYWOOM]

The melody is gorgeous and would’ve been right at home in a Disney movie, but it’s just so goddamn corny otherwise.

I’m just a sucker for synclavier strings also, I’ll glaze any song that has them

 

[GYWOOM]

To me that's seriously the crazy thing about the song, the melody really sticks inside your head so you can't decide if you actually hate it or not lol. Sometimes I still catch myself humming the song for whatever reason.

It is extremely addicting and really fun to freestyle on keys with

 

[Clay7]

It sounds more like classic Disney vibes to me but with a bad era font over it

slice of paradise ahh