Bruce was an important and irreplaceable member of MJ’s musical entourage. He doesn’t get enough credit for helping keep MJ in check when assembling the track listings for Dangerous and HIStory. His absence on Invincible is prominent.
What do you mean? Bruce wasn’t absent on Invincible.
Bruce didn’t show up until September 2000, i.e. two years after recording began, and even then his role was limited to mixing previously recorded material. He wasn’t actively involved in engineering until March 2001, two-and-a-half months before the album was finished. He also wasn’t involved in figuring out the album’s running order for the first time in years (if you’re excluding Blood on the Dance Floor).
Less present rather than absent, I see.
It later evolved to Behind The Mask, the chorus is similar
That article refers to MJ as the dull eyed llama lover
Doubtfully.
It's the most contentious and debated outtake next to Chicago 1945 (2001).
Rob Hoffman, engineer on HIStory, said he’s never heard of that title. He says it could be real and exist under a different one, but to his knowledge, nothing called “Bassouille” exists.
You should request stuff in the 2000 watts section.
Where is that?
No, but I’ve heard “Bomb Detonation” is the greatest song ever recorded.
I've heard it, Discord collector Zach played it for me. It's overhyped. Leave it in the vault.
Jokes aside, Bomb Detonation is such a cool title that I refuse to leave it as just a fake title. In fact, a lot of fake MJ titles would make for really good songs.
This the one... This is the GRAIL.
Is Bomb Detonation a real song?
Nope. My earlier post was parody.
