Today in Michael Jackson HIStory: September 15th

[Tom]

September 15th, 1984:
Michael, accompanied by Quincy Jones and four bodyguards, goes on a small shopping spree at the Paragraph Bookstore in Montreal, Canada. Michael buys 'Costume Cavalcade', 'The History of Costume', 'Scene Design' and 'Stravinsky in the Theater'.

Quote of the Day:
“Please go for your dreams. Whatever your ideals, you can become whatever you want to become.”

--

Michael meets Frank Sinatra, August 1984

Be safe everyone.
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[Petrarose]

Any pictures Tom?

 

[Indra]

I love these threads!!

 

[Ashtanga]

Beautiful picture!!! :wub:

 

[#1MJstan]

great thread tom

 

[qbee]

Here is an article and video from the same time frame Victory Tour concert in Montreal
The video news story is full of a lot of tablod BS but it has some Great Concert clips

Michael Jackson's Victory tour rocks Montreal Broadcast Date: Sept. 17, 1984
http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/music/clips/16931/

He's a 1980s Peter Pan who's living in a Jungle Book fantasy, say gossip writers. Yet in the summer of 1984 Michael Jackson is also the biggest pop star on the planet. Some 60,000 fans in Montreal buy tickets to see Jackson and his brothers bring their Victory tour to Olympic Stadium on the first of two dates. Most are thrilled to be there, but afterward, some concertgoers complain of poor sound. As reporter Josh Freed points out on CBC-TV's The Journal, everyone at the concert that night will some day forget the flaws and boast that they were there.

Video
http://ms.radio-canada.ca/archives_new/2009/en/wmv/michael_jackson_19840917.wmv

A comment left on the article from a Toronto Canada MJ fan
How could one network have two different reports on the same concert? This one says is crap and then another praised it en francais? Sorry for the fans in Montreal but it was the SHIT in Toronto!!! No audio problem or anything of the sort. Best concert of my life. Seems there was some haterade in both reports coffee during this report.

 

[Daryll748]

indeed cool thread :clapping: Love the Quote, Tom