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I don't think I heard McLain's version of DYKWYCA. Is it on YouTube?
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I don't think I heard McLain's version of DYKWYCA. Is it on YouTube?
Teddys mix of HT is the best for me.
no cheap BJ ripoff and much fuller vocals.
The bridge should have been different though.
On the Throwback Mix MJ sounds like he was ill and this BJ beat was cringe. They thought this song needs a BJ beat to be successful. lol.
For years i've always thought about the perfect HT mix, getting the best parts of each one of the remixes, which in my opinion would be:And this is why Neff-U's remix is the best version imo. He remixed it and made it sound better than the demo but still kept the dark vibe of the song intact.
Tbh the Throwback mix would be my favorite version, it's both a mix of the demo and the album remix but the problem is the goddamn Billie Jean drums, they are WAAAY overdone on the remix and it's what ruins it for me lmao.
When did he say this?Michael Prince said the demo drums were weaker so he snuck billliejean drums in at -20db or something into the demo in 2010 before turning it over to Teddy
Not sure of the time stamp, but somewhere in here:When did he say this?
Seems to me that they are confused about which mix is being talked about. Brad clearly was trying to talk about the throwback mix as he asked him about different versions. Not saying Michael Prince didn't do it but yeah something is off here and it's something that needs more clarity imo.Not sure of the time stamp, but somewhere in here:
I think the leaked demo is quite literally the earliest version from 1998-99. There are extra ad-libs (“She’s too young to understand!”) and David Williams guitars that aren’t present in the one we have.Seems to me that they are confused about which mix is being talked about. Brad clearly was trying to talk about the throwback mix as he asked him about different versions. Not saying Michael Prince didn't do it but yeah something is off here and it's something that needs more clarity imo.
Edit: Okay he gets more specific later. Weird. I really don't hear it on the leaked demo at all, also not sure how I feel about him editing it before handing it over if he did.
Ah that would make senseI think the leaked demo is quite literally the earliest version from 1998-99. There are extra ad-libs (“She’s too young to understand!”) and David Williams guitars that aren’t present in the one we have.
I only say throw in a guitar because MJ mentioned it in his notes. He also said a gothic choir could work..but he actually wrote verses. If only he had actually recorded more parts of the songs then we wouldn't be debating this.The Neff-U and Birchey remixes both tried guitar solos in place of the bridge, and they just don’t work in my opinion. It doesn’t fit the song’s vibe or flow. I think the Throwback Mix and the original demo have the best layout: just synths that build and build and build. It feels the most organic, almost like a temporary release before the rhythm kicks in again.
Gothic choir !I only say throw in a guitar because MJ mentioned it in his notes. He also said a gothic choir could work..but he actually wrote verses. If only he had actually recorded more parts of the songs then we wouldn't be debating this.
Seems to me that they are confused about which mix is being talked about. Brad clearly was trying to talk about the throwback mix as he asked him about different versions. Not saying Michael Prince didn't do it but yeah something is off here and it's something that needs more clarity imo.
Edit: Okay he gets more specific later. Weird. I really don't hear it on the leaked demo at all, also not sure how I feel about him editing it before handing it over if he did.
Well yeah, Billie Jean like, not copy and paste the Billie Jean drums lol. I think it does matter. I'd rather hear the original 2008 version than one with Billie Jean drums thrown into it.He was probably referring to the 2008 version which I don't believe we have heard. I don't think it matters really because Michael's notes specified Billie jean like drums and a smooth bass per the making of Michael but that video is lot to the ages.
Of course he will… when u pay this leecher 10ki wonder if korg or someone will post the 2010 ver. of lovely way, im curious about that.
Well yeah, Billie Jean like, not copy and paste the Billie Jean drums lol. I think it does matter. I'd rather hear the original 2008 version than one with Billie Jean drums thrown into it.
I doubt it, everything from that time is too unfinished for the Estate to consider doing anything with them. I really hope to hear at least 2-3 songs though.I'm sure one day we will hear all the tracks michael worked on as is in 2008.
He said he put it in the demo before he gave it to Teddy. I hope so but I'm doubtful tbh. Even if we do the estate will probably hire someone to make it sound as shit as they possibly can lol.I think he meant low in Teddy's mix. For the throwback they went full jean.
I'm sure one day we will hear all the tracks michael worked on as is in 2008.
In an anthology context it'd made a lot of sense.I doubt it, everything from that time is too unfinished for the Estate to consider doing anything with them. I really hope to hear at least 2-3 songs though.
I was thinking about that these days and I don't think they'd ever do a box set with unfinished demos, I think the Estate is going to either release unfinished demos on anniversary albums or they're gonna remix and call in other artists to fill in the missing vocals so that they can make as much bank and reach out to as much audiences as possible. Hot Fun In The Summertime is an example of that, the song has only a verse and a chorus but they went and called 2 popular artists and basically made a new song out of it for the Xscape album. I think that's what's going to happen to a lot of songs in the vault that are basically just scraps.In an anthology context it'd made a lot of sense.
I was thinking about that these days and I don't think they'd ever do a box set with unfinished demos, I think the Estate is going to either release unfinished demos on anniversary albums or they're gonna remix and call in other artists to fill in the missing vocals so that they can make as much bank and reach out to as much audiences as possible. Hot Fun In The Summertime is an example of that, the song has only a verse and a chorus but they went and called 2 popular artists and basically made a new song out of it for the Xscape album. I think that's what's going to happen to a lot of songs in the vault that are basically just scraps.
I was thinking about that these days and I don't think they'd ever do a box set with unfinished demos,
If that's how it goes down I'll be spending a lot less money on estate projects. I'm totally old school and still buy all my music on CD but if any future Michael projects are gonna pan out like this, I'll go online and just buy single songs after I've already checked them out online. I don't want twenty freakin' anniversary albums. I was happy enough to buy T40 but this isn't going to become a pattern.I think the Estate is going to either release unfinished demos on anniversary albums or they're gonna remix and call in other artists to fill in the missing vocals so that they can make as much bank and reach out to as much audiences as possible.
So depressing. Give me a fragment of a Michael song over something 'finished' any day.Hot Fun In The Summertime is an example of that, the song has only a verse and a chorus but they went and called 2 popular artists and basically made a new song out of it for the Xscape album. I think that's what's going to happen to a lot of songs in the vault that are basically just scraps.
Hot fun summertime's it's a a short song
If that's how it goes down I'll be spending a lot less money on estate projects. I'm totally old school and still buy all my music on CD but if any future Michael projects are gonna pan out like this, I'll go online and just buy single songs after I've already checked them out online. I don't want twenty freakin' anniversary albums. I was happy enough to buy T40 but this isn't going to become a pattern.
People 'finishing' the songs? Not interested so I won't be buying any of that.
So depressing. Give me a fragment of a Michael song over something 'finished' any day.
They will definitely do a box set, they'll just wait until the very minute. They're gonna dismantle The Ultimate Collection first, padding out the Anniversary Reissues with outtakes from the album. Then once there's no reason to buy that anymore, they'll then make a new box set.I was thinking about that these days and I don't think they'd ever do a box set with unfinished demos, I think the Estate is going to either release unfinished demos on anniversary albums or they're gonna remix and call in other artists to fill in the missing vocals so that they can make as much bank and reach out to as much audiences as possible. Hot Fun In The Summertime is an example of that, the song has only a verse and a chorus but they went and called 2 popular artists and basically made a new song out of it for the Xscape album. I think that's what's going to happen to a lot of songs in the vault that are basically just scraps.
It certainly would. I hate the idea. Then again, I wouldn't buy it so maybe it doesn't matter. But the very thought ... ugh!A prospective duets album would be as divisive as any other project the estate could do, even if they chose the best possible artists.