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how do we know, that he recorded 4 songs with redOne and if they are even complete/releasable?
their's no reason in guessing. let's just let time go by see what the future beholds!
That still wouldn't add up because the estate has a copyright on over 30 post trial tracks (of coarse we don't know what state of completion they are in)
I'm not saying that all of these tracks are 100% complete, i'm just saying that these are all post trial tracks the estate has a copyright on. Which means they have well over 17 post trial tracks.
how do we know, that he recorded 4 songs with redOne and if they are even complete/releasable?
Those aren't all post trial tracks. For example, Don't Be Messin' is a reworking of Don't Be Messin' Around from circa 1990; Thank Heaven was originally recorded in 1999; World of Candy was recorded in the late summer/early fall of 2003; King Tutankhamen and Children's Hour are from the Dangerous sessions; so on and so forth.
The only registries that are undoubtedly post-trial are those recorded with Neff-U, including Lady of Summer, D.I.E. and Best of Joy, although like you said, no one knows just how complete they are.
Michael and RedOne started working together in the spring of 2008 and ended up with somewhere in the vicinity of a dozen sketches and song concepts. Michael only ever recorded vocals for four of them during his time in Las Vegas that year. Maybe guide vocals and scratch vocals were recorded for other tracks but those four were the only ones to progress to the point that full tracks could be put together. Very similar situation to the will.i.am sessions.
Michael and RedOne started working together in the spring of 2008 and ended up with somewhere in the vicinity of a dozen sketches and song concepts. Michael only ever recorded vocals for four of them during his time in Las Vegas that year. Maybe guide vocals and scratch vocals were recorded for other tracks but those four were the only ones to progress to the point that full tracks could be put together. Very similar situation to the will.i.am sessions.
The only registries that are undoubtedly post-trial are those recorded with Neff-U, including Lady of Summer, D.I.E. and Best of Joy, although like you said, no one knows just how complete they are.
Didn't Michael first started to work on Best of Joy during Dangerous era? I vaguely remember to have read something like that.
We need to stop guessing about songs and acting like thats a proven fact. Prior to bad 25 we didn't know that I'm so blue, Abortion Papers and Apocalypse Now existed. How about that track that snoop dogg confirmed he did with Michael?.. You see, until the estate gives us a number or a list of what songs exist and are in their possession, we just do not know.
Anyway, no I don't like the "I Am A Loser" for a few reasons. Not because its a demo, or unfinished (I love demos such as "The Way You Love Me" "Price Of Fame" "Blue Gangster" etc.) but simply because I think the melody is a little dull and a bit too simple/repetitive IMO. Also his vocals didn't impress me that much, as they usually do (demo recordings or otherwise). I feel MJ is holding back vocally quite a bit until right at the end, just lazily feeling out the melody. Which is fine, as its a demo but it is what it is. Also, the beat is basically just Stranger In Moscow lol. But it wasn't the final product that MJ would want us to hear, so I can't judge him on that. I make music too, and I know that it can take a long time to get it right and it may sound totally different from the first version.
But hold on to the person who can't spell Billie Jean (username) - if they are releasing a new album with Timbaland producing it, surely there is enough content for an entire album? Meaning he's mixed 10+ songs that would have to be near complete/in good shape to be released. Why can't we get a double album? One disc - Timbaland. Other disc - original untouched demo's that he worked on to start with. There's no reality check needed in that sense, because it's simple fact. They picked some of the best material fit for release, so why not have the demo's as well? If anyone here expects a solid 30+ song 2CD set, then yes, they probably don't know an awful lot as to completion etc. BUT - Bad 25 from what I know unearthed a lot of content. If they do the same for each era, then maybe, just maybe, there is still more out there. There's no way there was only 5 more demo's for Bad. There is the early versions of TWYMMF etc etc. So even there, we have more songs. There's more out there. If they have no more new songs, then it's onto the concert releases/behind the scenes/studio footage. Which is just as, if not as interesting as new song material.
from your sources and information how many tracks are eligible for release? from let's say.. 1996-June 2009, including the hard drives from carolwood?
The Estate told RJT the number of songs they had in 2011 around the Michael album. NOW LISTEN.
WHY? Because he was interviewing them
This was: BEFORE THEY DIGITIZED AUDIO FOR BAD25. Everything was still on tapes, and had to be converted. This took time. During this time we also learned that Groove of Midnight exists, but without Michael vocals.
and Michael wrote, and developed songs ideas for 100 songs for Invincible.
100-16 = 84.
84 - shout, twylm, beautiful girl, fall again, we had enough, one more chance = 78.
Roughly 78 song IDEAS! MUSIC SNIPPETS. Melodies, lyrics and unfinished ideas.
God....you guys. think for once.
The Snoop Dogg song (From the Bottom of My Heart) is a later version of I Have This dream and it was recorded with an all star cast for Hurricane Katrina.
Again how do you know this? Has it ever been confirmed by anyone that that snoop dogg song is From The Bottom of My Heart?
To be honest, no one knows. Snoop Dogg did record vocals for From the Bottom of My Heart in late 2006 and no other evidence has surfaced that suggested that they recorded anything else together.
then the estate can think about the possible collectors label.. releasing those partially completed Song's! home Demo's etc. but when they do run out of Song's, I think then should be the time that they re release LP's etc. newly enhanced! Concert Blu-Ray's, home movies, candid footage, documentaries, studio footage, rehearsal footage, a book series, magazine series, then in 2058.. The definitive collection! woo! haha
Why do fans on this board always bash people for saying something negative about MJ projects/releases/leaks/MJ in general? Everyone is entitled to an opinion! Just because it may be something negative does not mean they should be branded "moaners" trying to "ruin" things for other fans.