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So what I want to know is where does Rocker, Boy No, Water, Adore You, and Neverland Landing directly come from? Seminars (that apparently people had devices connected to speakers)? Phone calls? The multi tracks guy?No, the Sony server "hack" is a myth regarding what tracks were obtained from there. It's not true that material is being held back from back then. It has all leaked.
Regarding the recent snippet rampage, it's a mixture of these four facts:
1) A combined effort of ripping off MJ's famous B-team: Brad Buxer, Michael Prince & Brad Sundberg. Basically every song Brad Sundberg has ever played - including "VIP ticket" material - has been secretly recorded with professional devices. Sometimes people even picked off the cables that were connecting the speakers for the audience.
2) There's a collector who has been streaming entire multi-tracks. People were - of course - recording them. Leaks have happened from that. The guy also played some songs. That material is being circulated.
3) There's another collector who did phone calls in which he played stuff. And - of course - people were recording that, too.
4) A combined effort of people that obtained material from #1 - 3, trying to obtain more from other individuals, preferably those who are not aware of #1 -3.
And it leads to false facts collected by people not in the know. I mean fans who are tracking data about real items and such. Without naming someone, I read a comment by someone who's reading here, having decided that the DAT would be real because of the leak. That's the result of spreading misinformation and it's just wrong - for those who care about what an actual source material would be - if it exists - , I mean.
That's why I came here to point out - for example - that the TYLA DAT is a forgery. The track that leaked is not sourced from this item, the auction was a total scam - for those who care about such things.
Also pwease leak Neverland Landing






			
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