I like the photo itself but I agree that it's probably the weakest of all the album covers. The original concept with the lace definitely would've been more intriguing. And I feel like that idea eventually evolved into the Dangerous album cover (the idea of his face/eyes hiding behind a "mask")...
I'm glad you found it informative :)! Yea, I agree with your friend. There's a contrast between the more traditional font design and the modern pixelated one. To me it represented Michael taking the heart and warmth of the music we were used to and bringing into the future with more modern...
Perhaps you can check out my article on the Dangerous album cover. My goal was to make it approachable and easy to read through. Let me know what you think :)!
Link: www.artofdesignonline.com/dangerous
You can also check out the other album covers if it piques your interest.
Off the Wall...
To be fair mj_frenzy, Electro took all of the information that you presented and located the original source so that we can come to a sound conclusion about its validity. Perhaps there is truth to what you're both saying, in slightly different ways.
Now now Electro, I think you did a great job...
That's a very interesting question. I always wondered what the wisdom was behind a song like that. You could tell that Michael wanted to do something completely different and try out a new idea but it came across as a very unusual recording (in my opinion). Do you remember if Joe Vogel had...
You don't like Earth Song? That's like one of Michael's best songs, and one he had been working on for years since the Dangerous years. Also, I don't think it's fair to say that Michael wasn't being creative on that album because he had to include radio hits. Out of all of his albums, that album...
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“Look,” Culkin said. “I’m gonna begin with the line—it’s not a line, it’s the truth: He never did anything to me. I never saw him do...
Oh my gosh, I remember the MJNI days too! Wow, it feels like forever since I've heard that name. I remember getting the MJNI Hot Shots on my flip phone and reading the latest news :D!
Well, I wouldn't say none..but I completely agree with what you said, that we can't really give arm chair diagnoses just based on observations from a distance. With that said, I tend to agree with mj_frenzy on this one. From my experience with patients, it doesn't seem to me that Michael...
I was vaguely aware of this but now I'm curious to know what the original intro was. Does anyone have a link to the original classical music piece?
P.S. Wow, ok so I just went back and listened to the song on my album and realized that it wasn't "The Great Gates of Kieve" :omg: ..mindblown...
It's interesting to think that 1993 was both Michael's biggest year and his most disastrous. Or maybe those two things aren't unrelated. I was too young to remember but for folks who were older, would you agree that 1993 was Michael Jackson at the pinnacle of his career? Or had his glory days...
Just came across a pleasant surprise :)! My article on 'Dangerous' was cited by Joseph Vogel in the new edition. So excited :D!! Check it out! After glancing through the preview for the book, which comes out today, it looks like it's been significantly revised. Almost every chapter and song...
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