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Harrydh...gracias por tus aportes...Te dejo algo por lo que tú preguntabas...
*Behind the mask (éste era un tema original de la Yellow Magic Orchestra de Ryuichi Sakamoto al que Michael Jackson puso letra en su día)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QcsodLz5fg&feature=related
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Ryuichi Sakamoto - Behind The Mask
Label:
Midi Inc.
Catalog#:
MDCZ-1130
Format:
CD, Mini-Album
Country:
Japan
Released:
1987
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro, Synth-pop
Tracklist
1 Behind The Mask 5:29 Lyrics By - Michael Jackson
Music By - Ryuichi Sakamoto 2 Risky 6:22 Lyrics By - Iggy Pop
Music By - Bill Laswell , Iggy Pop , Ryuichi Sakamoto 3 Field Work 5:07 Lyrics By - Ryuichi Sakamoto , Thomas Dolby
Music By - Ryuichi Sakamoto , Thomas Dolby
* Se dice (S$ny)que un tal James Porte cantó parte de la canción 'Breaking News"...¿¿¿-???
Harrydh...gracias por tus aportes...Te dejo algo por lo que tú preguntabas...
*Behind the mask (éste era un tema original de la Yellow Magic Orchestra de Ryuichi Sakamoto al que Michael Jackson puso letra en su día)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QcsodLz5fg&feature=related
more images
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Behind The Mask
Label:
Midi Inc.
Catalog#:
MDCZ-1130
Format:
CD, Mini-Album
Country:
Japan
Released:
1987
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro, Synth-pop
Tracklist
1 Behind The Mask 5:29 Lyrics By - Michael Jackson
Music By - Ryuichi Sakamoto 2 Risky 6:22 Lyrics By - Iggy Pop
Music By - Bill Laswell , Iggy Pop , Ryuichi Sakamoto 3 Field Work 5:07 Lyrics By - Ryuichi Sakamoto , Thomas Dolby
Music By - Ryuichi Sakamoto , Thomas Dolby
* Se dice (S$ny)que un tal James Porte cantó parte de la canción 'Breaking News"...¿¿¿-???
Roger Friedman (tabloid journalist) dijo:A few months ago I was the first to report that Michael, unbeknownst to anyone, had recorded a bunch of songs in the summer of 2007. This is what happened: He’d turned up on the doorstep, literally, of his long time friends Dominic and Connie Cascio, in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. With him were his three kids, a tutor, and some pets. They’d escaped from an estate in northern Virginia, where Michael had sought refuge after a short stint in Las Vegas. He had no place else to go.
He wound up staying with the Cascios from August until November. And during that time, with nothing else to do, he listened to the couple’s son, Eddie, record with a singer named Bobby Ewing. Eddie’s brother, Frank, had helped write and produce the Ewing tracks. They asked: Why not erase the vocals and have Michael sing over them? Michael agreed. When it was done, Eddie Cascio put away the tapes. No one ever discussed it again.
Meantime, I reported that there were fewer known unreleased Michael Jackson tracks than anyone realized [EDITOR's NOTE: This is NOT referring to the Cascio songs but to ALL of MJ's songs in his entire career!]. Many conversations with Michael’s long time engineer Bruce Swedien resulted in this fact: this would be no Jimi Hendrix situation. So when the Cascio tracks were revealed, everyone should have been jumping for joy.
But not so happy are Michael’s nephews, the three sons of Tito Jackson. The Jacksons have always been wary of the Cascios: after all, Michael liked the relatively normal Italian-American family from New Jersey more than his own blood relatives. Tito’s kids — known as 3T — had recorded with Uncle Michael early in their career, but not in recent years. When the news broke, the 3Ts weren’t happy. Why hadn’t Uncle Michael left them a legacy like this?
In the last few weeks Sony has had to call in forensic audiologists to prove that the voice on the Cascio tracks is that of Michael Jackson. (The conclusion: it is.) The 3Ts, I am told, along with co-executor John McClain, have claimed it’s a Jacko impersonator. It’s not about money. It’s about ego, and pride. Sony wants to include five of the Cascio songs right away on the new album. They made an agreement this year with the Michael Jackson estate that could be worth $200 million. In the end, Sony will get what it wants. The estate will make millions. And Michael’s nephews, and the rest of his biological family, will have to accept reality.
Curiosa coincidencia lo del tal Alfonzo/Alphonso Jones :7:
ALPHONSO JONES
con ese nombre sólo aparece en el disco "Michael"... pero ALFONZO Jones era un cantante, conocido por los fans de MJ, que cantaba muy parecido a Michael y que en su disco debut ALFONZO del año 1983 tiene además la portada muy similar a Thriller
Alfonzo | AllMusic
Alfonzo 1982 --> voz muy parecida a Michael!!!
La página de Roger Friedman ha cambiado, ahora es algo más complicado encontrar todos aquellos artículos tan reveladores.
Afortunadamente, me he hecho con una copia de cada uno de sus artículos por si un día le da por borrarlos todos. Si alguien los quiere, que me los pida por privado.
Hay cosas tan interesantes como estas:
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This will be my only posting in this thread here:
Roger Friedman is as "evil" as Ian Halperin. They're using Michael's name for the sake of publicity. Why should Roger have heard any of the Cascio tracks in a so-called pre-Michael version? He knew some of titles, but that's pretty much all he could sell as "exclusive news". He's got a "spy" sitting somewhere (e.g. at the US copyright office, who knows?*) and that source named him some of the titles in the "MJ songbook" that was registered in June 2009 by Eddie Cascio.
*I personally think his source is working at the MJ Estate. Before Michael died, he's already had someone that was in the "inner surroundings" of business people associated with Michael.
Roger's claim also heavily contradicts the fact that the Cascios have never talked about their relationship with Michael.
And all of a sudden Roger claims he was listening to the songs. LOL! In his dreams...
No-one cares about Roger. He has never been stopped from spreading untrue things about Michael in the past when he liked doing so. Sometimes he's written positively about him (when projects like T25 were lying ahead), but he was always dissing Michael in the meantime.
Let me show you how he's contradicting himself in his original "news report" and how he's making things up as he has no clue about how many MJ songs exist (collectors alone have dozens).
The dark orange-coded parts show the self-aggrandizement by Roger Friedman. He thinks he's the ultimate "insider" and is glorifying himself. You can see this with formulas like "has nothing else to do" etc. He was almost literally stalking and observing Michael.
Yet it took him 3 years to speak about the Cascio family. LOL!
Whereas the red-coded parts are showing how he's contradicting himself without noticing it.
First it's 3 months in the summer, then it's August - November (and you wouldn't refer to this as "summer" as 2/3 of it are taking place in FALL!)
The only good part of this so-called "news report" is this green-coded sentence:
It’s not about money. It’s about ego, and pride.
This will be my only posting in this thread here:
Roger Friedman is as "evil" as Ian Halperin. They're using Michael's name for the sake of publicity. Why should Roger have heard any of the Cascio tracks in a so-called pre-Michael version? He knew some of titles, but that's pretty much all he could sell as "exclusive news". He's got a "spy" sitting somewhere (e.g. at the US copyright office, who knows?*) and that source named him some of the titles in the "MJ songbook" that was registered in June 2009 by Eddie Cascio.
*I personally think his source is working at the MJ Estate. Before Michael died, he's already had someone that was in the "inner surroundings" of business people associated with Michael.
Roger's claim also heavily contradicts the fact that the Cascios have never talked about their relationship with Michael.
And all of a sudden Roger claims he was listening to the songs. LOL! In his dreams...
No-one cares about Roger. He has never been stopped from spreading untrue things about Michael in the past when he liked doing so. Sometimes he's written positively about him (when projects like T25 were lying ahead), but he was always dissing Michael in the meantime.
Let me show you how he's contradicting himself in his original "news report" and how he's making things up as he has no clue about how many MJ songs exist (collectors alone have dozens).
The dark orange-coded parts show the self-aggrandizement by Roger Friedman. He thinks he's the ultimate "insider" and is glorifying himself. You can see this with formulas like "has nothing else to do" etc. He was almost literally stalking and observing Michael.
Yet it took him 3 years to speak about the Cascio family. LOL!
Whereas the red-coded parts are showing how he's contradicting himself without noticing it.
First it's 3 months in the summer, then it's August - November (and you wouldn't refer to this as "summer" as 2/3 of it are taking place in FALL!)
The only good part of this so-called "news report" is this green-coded sentence:
It’s not about money. It’s about ego, and pride.
I don't think he was contradicting himself by saying Michael had recorded "a bunch" of songs with the Cascio brothers, and then saying there are actually a lot fewer tracks that what anyone may think.
Hm?? You have completely misunderstood what Roger was talking about. Please read carefully again.
"a lot fewer tracks that what anyone may think" does NOT refer to the Cascio songs.
Roger Friedman was claiming that there's only a very few unreleased songs from Michael's entire career (that's why he's talking about Bruce Swedien as well who has also NOTHING to do with any Cascio song).
But this claim is not true. Collectors alone have DOZENS of unreleased tracks and there's even more.
Everything you've just written made you think MJ didn't record many songs for an album as you didn't realize your mistake. You can even ask Kapital77. MJ really did record DOZENS of songs for his albums. He recorded about 30 songs with Rodney Jerkins alone. About the half has been finished.
Oh, I forgot to reply about this.Collectors alone have DOZENS of unreleased tracks and there's even more.
^ There are other reasons why we're not getting these hundreds of tracks now.
Business doesn't work that way. That's why "Michael" has only 10 tracks.
I tell you, man, we'll get DOZENS of unreleased songs IN THE NEXT DECADES.
You seem to ignore what I've just said. Michael has recorded ABOUT 30 (THIRTY!!!) songs with Rodney Jerkins alone. And half of them are FINISHED. And that's ONLY ONE person MJ has worked with. Now think about it again...
And, how do you know about the 30 FINISHED tracks with Rodney for sure?. I mean, how can you be SO sure about THAT?
And also... asuming that's true, why weren't ANY (not ONE) of those tracks included in this new album?. I mean, wasn't it easier to include at least one of those tracks [...]