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The Discussion of MJ's Unreleased Tracks

BlackAnon said:
That’s why I don’t entertain these muffled snippets and scroll right past them.
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Yeah that one was a fanmade song that was just muffled but usually there are some rare times when real snippets float around and nobody notices.
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That was uploaded like a year ago it seems.
 
Tyler446 said:
Yeah that one was a fanmade song that was just muffled but usually there are some rare times when real snippets float around and nobody notices.
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That was uploaded like a year ago it seems.
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That was confirmed by Damien a couple of months ago. He said basically that its core was real but it was altered with A.I.
Kai confirmed it as well.
 
wonderouzmj said:
I wish a.i never touched music! All I see now is "is this fake/ is this real" shit has gotten really ridiculous
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Sadly, this shit happened long before AI. Uneducated fans losing their shit over Mamacita, Burn Tonight etc.

And the same can be said for the huge amounts of fake autographs and costume items available on eBay. Sadly, some people will believe anything!
 
NetflexKing said:
That was confirmed by Damien a couple of months ago. He said basically that its core was real but it was altered with A.I.
Kai confirmed it as well.
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Yeah the part where Michael sings "pot of life" is extended with AI, hence why Damien said that the vocal melody was off. And apparently the part where the music changes is part of the bridge, also. What Kai posted was that same snippet but without the AI edit.
 
ChanceToDance said:
Yeah the part where Michael sings "pot of life" is extended with AI, hence why Damien said that the vocal melody was off. And apparently the part where the music changes is part of the bridge, also. What Kai posted was that same snippet but without the AI edit.
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Not sure. My snippet sounds a little bit different in quality.
 
kai said:
Not sure. My snippet sounds a little bit different in quality.
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yeah that is odd too because both snippets sound a bit different which means that creator got the snippet from a different recording of the song.
 
Babyface on Michael calling him upset.

The veteran songwriter recalled a time in 2006 when he got a call from Michael Jackson. "He rang me up out of the blue, I hadn't spoken to him in about five years so I was surprised to hear from him" he recalls. "I said 'Hey Mike, what's happening?', and he sounded pissed and said 'how could you not give The Loneliness to me?'".

Referring to the title song of Babyface's 2006 studio album, he continues "He told me 'I have been playing it all week, I can't stop listening to it. You should've given that one to me - I would've killed it, you know I would've'. And I said to him 'Mike, I wrote that song for you, with you in mind, but I couldn't get it to you, so I just put it out myself. But it was meant to be for you.' It was a nice validation though, because I really believed in that song, but radio wouldn't touch it and it didn't become a hit for me, so it was nice to hear that Michael loved it so much, because I really felt like it was a special song."

 
BlackAnon said:
Babyface on Michael calling him upset.

The veteran songwriter recalled a time in 2006 when he got a call from Michael Jackson. "He rang me up out of the blue, I hadn't spoken to him in about five years so I was surprised to hear from him" he recalls. "I said 'Hey Mike, what's happening?', and he sounded pissed and said 'how could you not give The Loneliness to me?'".

Referring to the title song of Babyface's 2006 studio album, he continues "He told me 'I have been playing it all week, I can't stop listening to it. You should've given that one to me - I would've killed it, you know I would've'. And I said to him 'Mike, I wrote that song for you, with you in mind, but I couldn't get it to you, so I just put it out myself. But it was meant to be for you.' It was a nice validation though, because I really believed in that song, but radio wouldn't touch it and it didn't become a hit for me, so it was nice to hear that Michael loved it so much, because I really felt like it was a special song."

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so ig that was another one of Michael's fav songs? because from what i know Smile by Charlie Chaplin and My Prerogative by Bobby Brown were two of his favorites.
 
Tyler446 said:
so ig that was another one of Michael's fav songs? because from what i know Smile by Charlie Chaplin and My Prerogative by Bobby Brown were two of his favorites.
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I wouldn't call it a favorite but he was probably casually listening to new music and stumbled across the Babyface song.
 
BlackAnon said:
Babyface on Michael calling him upset.

The veteran songwriter recalled a time in 2006 when he got a call from Michael Jackson. "He rang me up out of the blue, I hadn't spoken to him in about five years so I was surprised to hear from him" he recalls. "I said 'Hey Mike, what's happening?', and he sounded pissed and said 'how could you not give The Loneliness to me?'".

Referring to the title song of Babyface's 2006 studio album, he continues "He told me 'I have been playing it all week, I can't stop listening to it. You should've given that one to me - I would've killed it, you know I would've'. And I said to him 'Mike, I wrote that song for you, with you in mind, but I couldn't get it to you, so I just put it out myself. But it was meant to be for you.' It was a nice validation though, because I really believed in that song, but radio wouldn't touch it and it didn't become a hit for me, so it was nice to hear that Michael loved it so much, because I really felt like it was a special song."

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Ooh, MJ would’ve KILLED this.
 
BlackAnon said:
For sure. This is 2006 so it makes me wonder if we would've even heard the song since there was no music coming out from him but if this would've been recorded years prior and made it to Invincible? One of those ballads would've been gone definitely
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Yeah, would've easily replaced Privacy.
 
I remember when I first heard this from the earlier seminars. This would've been a cool interlude segueing into something like Who Is It

 
BlackAnon said:
For sure. This is 2006 so it makes me wonder if we would've even heard the song since there was no music coming out from him but if this would've been recorded years prior and made it to Invincible? One of those ballads would've been gone definitely
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For me Invincible its lyrical ballad album, i love it but it's very soft album
 
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