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She's Trouble and Starlight had been publicly available for 20 years or so prior to T40.plus Starlight, Behind the Mask (Mike's Mix), The Toy, She's Trouble
6 new songs in 10 years
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She's Trouble and Starlight had been publicly available for 20 years or so prior to T40.plus Starlight, Behind the Mask (Mike's Mix), The Toy, She's Trouble
6 new songs in 10 years
but not officallyShe's Trouble and Starlight had been publicly available for 20 years or so prior to T40.
They didn't even include Hot Street on T40. Which is odd. We still don't have an official version. Obviously, they are holding back material for T50.She's Trouble and Starlight had been publicly available for 20 years or so prior to T40.
And there's still no guarantee WCIB & Nymphette Lover even have MJ's vocals. The tape for Stand Tall, for example, had another singer's voice on it. Or they could be instrumental ideas. Could be anything, really.They didn't even include Hot Street on T40. Which is odd. We still don't have an official version. Obviously, they are holding back material for T50.
If Hot Street is a copyright issue, they are at least holding back stuff like Why Can't I Be and Nymphette Lover.
True, but still available. So, not new. My point stands.but not offically
and not in a good quality
There's entirely new tracksTrue, but still available. So, not new. My point stands.
That is the full version. The "intro" on the leaked version is just a metronome, not a part of the song itself.Carousel (Should've been the full length version tho)
Not really if you have access to eBay or Discogs. A significant number of editions of the King of Pop 2008 compilation have the track.Got The Hots, which was actually very hard to get on physical media
It would fit a "deluxe box" better since it's a B-side. TGIM demo wouldn't fit either since it's just a demo of an album track.CGOOTR makes no sense. Should've been TGIM demo.
The bridge was longer though. Like Rock With You.That is the full version. The "intro" on the leaked version is just a metronome, not a part of the song itself.
Yeah, that's not easy. Not as easy as literally going to Target or Walmart and buying it off the shelf. Or Amazon. You can even rent CDs from the library nowadays.Not really if you have access to eBay or Discogs. A significant number of editions of the King of Pop 2008 compilation have the track.
You can find a copy of the Italian one, which features both the full version of Carousel (for the first time ever) and Got the Hots, for 10 euros on Discogs.
I won't exactly argue with that. But so is Starlight.It would fit a "deluxe box" better since it's a B-side. TGIM demo wouldn't fit either since it's just a demo of an album track.
My guy, if you don't think buying a CD online is easy, well... I see you're not the type to buy stuff online, are you? lolYeah, that's not easy. Not as easy as literally going to Target or Walmart and buying it off the shelf. Or Amazon. You can even rent CDs from the library nowadays.
Although it's fundamentally the same track, it's an embryo version with a completely different theme and lyrics. In that sense, the PYT demo would fit the idea better than both CGOTR and the others mentioned.I won't exactly argue with that. But so is Starlight.
We ain't talking about me boy. We talking about your grandma or somebody who don't know what a computer is. Otherwise just go to Spotify.My guy, if you don't think buying a CD online is easy, well... I see you're not the type to buy stuff online, are you? lol
My grandma or somebody else who don't know what a computer is surely wouldn't be looking for a deep cut of Michael Jackson's discography, especially that being Got the Hots, my guy.We ain't talking about me boy. We talking about your grandma or somebody who don't know what a computer is. Otherwise just go to Spotify.
They wouldn't look for anything but Thriller or Off The Wall, let's not get into that. But that only further highlights how visibility means something.My grandma or somebody else who don't know what a computer is surely wouldn't be looking for a deep cut of Michael Jackson's discography, especially that being Got the Hots, my guy.
But it’s nice to have it now on streaming services due to the anniversary, plus I don’t want to have to go through all the trouble just to find that one song. So it would be nice to have a re-release.My grandma or somebody else who don't know what a computer is surely wouldn't be looking for a deep cut of Michael Jackson's discography, especially that being Got the Hots, my guy.
I feel like they could've easily had a third disc for b-sides and previously released tracks (CGOOTR - *cough*), and left more room on the second for additional unheard/unreleased material. Oh, well...
I feel like re-releases should be treated as definitive editions, so I don’t have an issue with them including all of the previously released material. So long as they even it out with a fair amount of new music. (And if they actually include quality mixes of the already-released music—“Carousel” from T40 came on shuffle the other day and I still cannot believe they released it in that quality.)I wonder what potential Bad40 release will look like? How many already released tracks would make it on such release?![]()
I think T40 was a throwaway project to test the waters post LN. Chances are like most other bands they are saving the big guns for the 50th anniversaries, like The Beatles have done. With MJs streaming figures they can afford to I guess. T40 was a token IMO, but I'm grateful for it considering I wasn't sure if we would get another physical MJ release at one point!I feel like re-releases should be treated as definitive editions, so I don’t have an issue with them including all of the previously released material. So long as they even it out with a fair amount of new music. (And if they actually include quality mixes of the already-released music—“Carousel” from T40 came on shuffle the other day and I still cannot believe they released it in that quality.)
On the third disc I would have also liked to see different takes of each song, sort of like how the Beatles release their album deluxe editions.I feel like they could've easily had a third disc for b-sides and previously released tracks (CGOOTR - *cough*), and left more room on the second for additional unheard/unreleased material. Oh, well...
My guess is everything from Bad25 and Throwing Your Life Away. If Porcaro allows Chicago 45 there's a good chance it'll be on there. If not, I'm guessing Turning Me Off seems the most probable.I wonder what potential Bad40 release will look like? How many already released tracks would make it on such release?![]()
And I want a comment in the liner notes from Bottrell about his extreme dislike of TMO. lol.My guess is everything from Bad25 and Throwing Your Life Away. If Porcaro allows Chicago 45 there's a good chance it'll be on there. If not, I'm guessing Turning Me Off seems the most probable.
Prob not bad 25 but cheater, TYLA, Chicago 45, turning me off, changes, then remixesMy guess is everything from Bad25 and Throwing Your Life Away. If Porcaro allows Chicago 45 there's a good chance it'll be on there. If not, I'm guessing Turning Me Off seems the most probable.
Add Buffalo Bill to this list!Prob not bad 25 but cheater, TYLA, Chicago 45, turning me off, changes, then remixes
^ @mank1113r brought this to my attention by reacting to it. We've come a long way since 2020 regarding unreleased songs with (almost) full vocals.confirmed, (nearly) completed tracks: *written from memory (I may have forgotten some songs)*
The Toy
Lovely Way
Behind The Mask (1982 mix)
Nightline
Hot Street
She's Trouble
Slapstick
Starlite
Make a Wish
Neverland Landing
State of Shock(w/ Freddy)
Victory
Buffalo Bill
Chicago 1945
Streetwalker (final 1987 mix)
Throwin' Your Life Away
Serious Effect
Work That Body
If You Don't Love Me
Truth 'Bout Youth
Much Too Soon (final 1994 mix)
X-mas song (1994 - title not revealed yet)
Seeing Voices
Another Day (1999 mix)
What More Can I Give (solo version)
Get Your Weight Off Me
Didn’t Damien Shields confirm that ‘What you do to me’ has full vocals or am I misremembering?As of now, there are at least 25 unreleased songs with (nearly) full vocals in the vault.
- Nightline
- Hot Street
- Slapstick
- Make a Wish
- Neverland Landing
- State of Shock(w/ Freddy)
- Victory
- Buffalo Bill
- Chicago 1945
- Streetwalker (final 1987 mix)
- Throwin' Your Life Away
- Serious Effect
- Work That Body
- If You Don't Love Me
- Truth 'Bout Youth
- Much Too Soon (final 1994 mix)
- X-mas song (1994 - title not revealed yet)
- Seeing Voices
- Another Day (1999 mix)
- What More Can I Give (solo version)
- Get Your Weight Off Me
- Tomboy
- Turning Me Off
- Monkey Business (unreleased 1991 mix)
- Crack Kills
Damien said the version he's heard had only chorus vocals. Of course, this doesn't exclude the possible existence of a tape containing full vocals.Didn’t Damien Shields confirm that ‘What you do to me’ has full vocals or am I misremembering?
Oh okay, thanks!Damien said the version he's heard had only chorus vocals.