MJ Gone!

[Malcolm Boyce]

RIP

Huge influence. Words can't express.

[Jef]

I just saw this (pepsi commercial) today after I heard about his death.
...gave me a cold shiver

[roachie]

Totally random... wouldn't have seen that one coming in a million years.

[Malcolm Boyce]

I was reading some ignorant types trying to compare MJ with current "popstars" (Britney etc.). They were trying to demote him to a typical "Producer's" performer and someone cross posted this link:

http://www.vintagesynth.com/forum/viewt ... 00#p387900

Bill Wolfer, who played on Thriller, talks about MJs involvement in the recording process. I had read this thread some while ago, but now it seems timely and relevant.

[Malcolm Boyce]

This is fairly mind blowing:

http://www.harlemnightsmusic.com/billiejean.mp3

[Malcolm Boyce]

Another "Thriller" clip:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WYM05nMjSk

[kevin shephard]

Very sad indeed.

My version of the Thriller CD has an interview at the end with Quincy Jones talking about the making of the album. Pretty amazing stuff. Michael's demo of Billie Jean is on it too. Very cool.

[Mathieu Benoit]

Very sad indeed.

My version of the Thriller CD has an interview at the end with Quincy Jones talking about the making of the album. Pretty amazing stuff. Michael's demo of Billie Jean is on it too. Very cool.

That's the Limited edition version. I got that too, it's pretty neat.

[Greg H.]

I heard this when i arrived in Athens, Greece. I couldn't even believe it at first

[Malcolm Boyce]

Caught much of the memorial service today. Great stories, and some great music.

I'm a big fan of the Steve Porcaro song off Thriller, and love how this started.... and then the band came in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX2Vb68egWA

Too bad that train couldn't have stayed with Mayer's groove, instead of the pre programmed monster that was rehearsed for the Jackson show.