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The spoken bridge is Taryll Jackson.
It was written by Teddy Riley as well as the whistled outro.
..........the whistled outro came from Michael and Brad
1/2 right..........
..........the whistled outro came from Michael and Brad, whistled by Michael Prince and is on the original demo............
and used the beatboxing from Michael's vaults (which were not in the original song)
well this is an amazing song with vile production. It has one of the worst snare sounds i've ever heard in my life, sounds like the cheapest soundcard on a childs computer. The drums need to be fuller. I like the strings on the chorus, creates that rich exotic feeling MJ and riley had in the dangerous opening tracks. But there are too many little melody lines on the high violins that arn't strong at all they just sound like they are desperatly thrown in there. The song itself is so MJ, he finished on that classic major 5th chord before going back to the minor tonic, something he always loved to do, the bassline also transposes up in the chorus a 4th, a less bright sounding version of the same kind of thing it does when it shift up a 5th in the way you make me feel. This is his harmonic style, and you can tell he was hugely involved in the music aswell as lyrics and vocals. But i doubt the production got into more advanced stages, cause it's finished job on Michael is appauling. The bridge is so appauling, and taryl or taj or whoever it is sounds cheesy and a little retarded (sorry guys). They should have just done an instrumental bridge with a DYKWYCA style guitar solo, over some new chords, steve lukather did an amazing job with that one. Fill it with sweep pads and if they needed to use some old addlibbs over it, with autotune on them to match the rest of his vocals. I do like the ending, it's very effective, but i'd further thicken and richen the strings, make them go through a few more chords rather than just inversions. Then fade them out, leaving the whilsting and beat boxing, fade out whistling leaving just beatboxing and end it with one of his breathy 'ah' sounds with added reverb. And the she's hollywood line literally makes me die of cringing, it's appauling, just remove it all together, so uncool. It all seems to obvious, i dunno what riley was thinking with some of this, though i understand he was under a lot of pressure.
Someone get this chick on the job!
(hopes you're a chick haha)
lol i'm a guy aha, what made you think i was a chick. So you agree with my suggestions then? I know it was a little technical.
Somehow I used similar snare sounds in my productions and remixes already back ten years ago. I love those kind of dry and kinda raw snares. For example I used it in Give In To Me Psychedelic you might find in YouTube. I think that snare sound fits well there with the beatboxing. And that Taryll sound maybe is meant to sound 'retarded'..
There was a cover done recently, it was posted here, can't remember his name, but the bridge was done as a guitar solo. When I heard it I immediatly thought 'this would be so much better than the spoken bridge.' I adore HT but it just screams unfinished which is why I don't agree with it as a single as people would easily pick this up.
BTW did you think about the fact Michael could quite relate to that story of this 15 year old girl?
He wasn't playing "hot tricks on men", but he also put so much effort and work on it "no matter what" to reach the top of stardom...
But Michael even wasn't like that. It was all about hard work and real talent.
i am sure this has been answered already but i really dont want to look for it on 66 pages ^^ so i simply ask again:
who is the person talking the waaay too long bridge? is it one of the 3T guys?
thanx