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MJ_Frenzy needs to stop lying about MJ and saying all sorts of horrible takes that only serve to bring MJ's legacy down.

The full instrumentals for "In The Closet," "Smooth Criminal," and "The Way You Make Me Feel" also leaked alongisde them, as well as their acapellas. ITC is particularly special because it's the album mix, not any of the Future Records mixes that leaked before it.

On the bright side, Brad might put on stuff like "Crack Kills" and "Buffalo Bill" on the seminar more often to keep it fresh, so it's not all bad. Still feel sorry for him, though.

I honestly don't know, but I have it saved to my computer at the moment in case it turns out not to be against the rules.

Judging by one of the leaked photos, it seems like a Janet and Michael duet was planned as far back as the Dangerous sessions. Garbage might be a working title for one of MJ's socially conscious songs about the world's issues today. Also, The Choice seems to be a new title, and Bubbles has been...

Where are all these leaks even coming from?

Being a member was how I found out about [REDACTED WEBSITE] holding MJ's stuff, though I first heard about it through an MJ discord I was a part of.

Well... Ghost of Another Lover The un-sped up versions of the dance tracks on Michael Jackson's "Bad" album The recording of Michael and Bottrell doing "Give In To Me" The second version of "Someone Put Your Hand Out" that's different from both the early version and the released version...

Hate to be the devil's advocate here, but the Estate hasn't had a problem with releasing stuff that's leaked before. Xscape was largely made up of tracks that had already leaked, with Thriller 40 continuing the tradition.

There seem to be elements in this leak that cannot be heard anywhere else, so yes, it is real.

Here's the thing, though. What has leaked is of drastically lower quality than the actual files on Sundberg's computer. If the hacker gets his way, the amount of stuff that could leak will be bigger than the SME server leak that went down years ago.

1 and 12 come from the multitracks 3 and 7 come from a CD previously owned by a Sony executive. I believe it's somewhere on Discogs, but it may have been deleted. 11 comes from a DAT featuring unused mixes of various HIStory songs. Of all the (unknown) contents on the tape, only this...

Basically, the ratio of edited to unedited tracks goes like this (All edited tracks are presented in bold): 1. Scream: 5:14 (versus the album version's 4:38) 2. They Don't Care About Us: 4:45 3. Stranger In Moscow: 6:12 (versus the album version's 5:45) 4. This Time Around: Unknown, though it...

Given how annoying you've been lately, do you think Korgnex's gonna bow to your demands and upload his video? Be paitent, and you'll eventually get your third verse.

The fact that the moderation are actively shielding @mj_frenzy from any real punishment, for one...

That's the collector's market for you...

Unless they say they've been lost or destroyed, 90% of the time when they say they're "non-existent," they either mean "not transferred to digital" or "not in the hands of illegal collectors."

At least they're vocally complete by sheer technicality. I really hope they end up leaking one day, despite how Loren thinks about people who leak his stuff.

This is why the cartoons I grew up with refer to lawyers as utter monsters. They have no soul IRL, they just see the money and chase it.

Wasn't there a mix with orchestration dating back to 1994? I thought only the accordion and horns were added posthumously.