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mj had a deep voice in some songs though ^ he wasnt always screaming like a ladyboy lol
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Originally posted by MjjPac View Post
Originally posted by Makaveliandcheese View Post
damn, haha, i predicted all this last year...this shit is like when i started on the pac scene back then... rofl.... weird feeling...
p.s. screw yall, im going to the mj og forum to collect all latest leaks and alt mixdowns and phone rips
hey, i like the song, but last few years i was only bumping his early 80s and 90s stuff...sigpicComment
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breaking news: Dante is now selling Michael Jackson og's.
Seriously though, this mj stuff is creeping me out. The dude's an imposter!!Comment
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thi ssong sounds nothing like anything he recorded o invincible sounds more like history but yet i still thinnk its mostly not himLast edited by The Diabolical Truth; 11-10-2010, 01:44 PM.Comment
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Don't buy it and keep out of the thread thenOriginally posted by ThaRealMasterC View Post
You're right, it's worrying times roflAs far as anybody in the rap game ever tryin' to assassinate my character, that's impossible. You talkin' about a man who has always walked the walk and talked the talk.
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cant make up my mind think it sounds like him on the pella i probly will be gettin album thosigpicComment
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Joe Vogel: Exclusive: The Inside Story Behind Michael Jackson's Controversial New Song and Album
"The first of the Cascio tracks to be heard -- "Breaking News" -- obviously isn't a perfect realization of Jackson's abilities. Receiving the most critical attention are Jackson's vocals, the veracity of which even some family and fans are questioning. There are understandable reasons for this. This certainly isn't a "typical" Jackson recording: there weren't extensive warm ups with longtime vocal coach Seth Riggs, no layering and polishing by Jackson himself, no Bruce Swedien and world-class studio technology to capture the original vocal. This was a guide demo, supplemented by the supporting vocals of James Porte (for which he is credited), and produced nearly four years later by Teddy Riley. "
The deniers just got owned.Last edited by therealtruealtog; 11-10-2010, 10:40 PM.SC:dopehouseukComment
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Of course its him, its just some of the adlibs that have been recorded after that are notComment
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looks like sony got owned too because they claimed 100% MJ on the song!.....damn wonder what they are going to say........Originally posted by Worldwide View Post
wait.....who the hell is Joe Vogel?? lol
Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson............thats the book he is making...might be dopeComment
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This is my last post in this thread. THIS IS IT. It was MJ, all sony did was cut and paste the 2 minute demo song, the he he hees and whoo are cut and pasted, rest is official.
Michael Jackson - Breaking News Vocal Boo.mp3 - DivShare
that will answer everythin as wellSC:dopehouseukComment
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you do know that thats what the ppl that dont think its mj put up to prove it isnt him right? (the aCapella that is used in this anyways) lol me? i really could care less cause MJ or not the song is weak....i'm in it for the other songs anywayOriginally posted by Worldwide View Post
Last edited by DaBay; 11-11-2010, 01:30 AM.Comment
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At this period everybody is saying something, and sorry for the other but the song is really like alil part of MJ, but a big big part completed with a soundalike and this sound so amator when you listen the ppellla, you see how they copied and pasted other adlibes and screams from MJ..
lol Dante no but the sony and the Estate yes !Originally posted by baba View Post
This is Worse than 2pac's scene, pac's first posthumous album was RUSD many songs close to the OG version.....
With Mj, now everytime people are going to ask themselves if it's really him or an imposter
yes in fact he has a real deep voice and not that childish voice, but not everybody know that....Originally posted by Steelie View PostsigpicComment
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50 Cent & Akon Featured On Michael Jackson’s New Album
50 Cent & Akon Featured On Michael Jackson’s New Album|HipHop-N-MoreThisisRnB bring us the track list to Michael Jackson’s first posthumous album Michael hitting stores on December 14th. Akon and 50 Cent are the only 2 guest appearances while Will.i.am is rumored to be behind the production on at least one of them.
Michael Jackson Estate have also released an official statement on the controversial song ‘Breaking News‘ on which the authenticity of MJ’s vocals is being questioned by fans and family. Read that below as well.
01. Breaking News
02. Hold My Hand Feat Akon
03. Hollywood Tonight
04. Keep Your Head Up
05. (I Like) The Way You Love Me
06. Monster Feat 50 Cent
07. Best Of Joy
08. (I Can’t Make It) Another Day
09. Behind The Mask
10. Much Too Soon
There is nothing more important to the Estate than Michael’s music, his legacy and his fans.
As the Michael album was being put together, it was decided to bring Teddy Riley on board to work on several songs, including “Breaking News,” a song Michael recorded with Eddie Cascio and James Porte in late 2007 while living at the Cascio family home with his children. Riley produced and submitted “Breaking News” to Sony for inclusion on the album. At that time, no one ever mentioned that the vocals we heard on the Cascio songs, which were basically in demo format, might not be Michael. It was known, however, that the background vocals were a combination of Michael and James Porte.
After the tracks were submitted to Sony, three of these Cascio songs were selected to be on the album, and “Breaking News” was one of the three. The day after the submission and selection of the album tracks, for the very first time, the authenticity of Michael’s vocals on the Cascio tracks was questioned.
Because of these questions, I was immediately asked by co-Executors John Branca and John McClain to conduct an investigation regarding the authenticity of the lead vocals on the Cascio tracks.
Six of Michael’s former producers and engineers who had worked with Michael over the past 30 years – Bruce Swedien, Matt Forger, Stewart Brawley, Michael Prince, Dr. Freeze and Teddy Riley – were all invited to a listening session to hear the raw vocals of the Cascio tracks in question. All of these persons listened to the a cappella versions of the vocals on the Cascio tracks being considered for inclusion on the album, so they could give an opinion as to whether or not the lead vocals were sung by Michael. They all confirmed that the vocal was definitely Michael.
Michael’s musical director and piano player on many of his records over a 20-year period, Greg Phillinganes, played on a Cascio track being produced for the album, and said the voice was definitely Michael’s. Dorian Holley, who was Michael’s vocal director for his solo tours for 20 plus years (including the O2 Concert Tour) and is seen in the This Is It film, listened to the Cascio tracks and told me the lead vocal was Michael Jackson.
These are all engineers, producers and musicians who worked on tours and/or in the studio with Michael when he was recording Bad, Thriller, Off The Wall, Dangerous, Invincible, HIStory and Blood On The Dance Floor, and they all reconfirmed their belief that the lead vocals were Michael’s voice on the Cascio tracks.
The Estate then retained one of the best-known forensic musicologists in the nation to listen to the vocals without any instrumental accompaniment (“a cappella”), and to compare them with a cappella vocals from previous Michael songs. This expert performed waveform analysis, an objective scientific test used to determine audio authenticity, on the Cascio tracks, as well as previously released tracks with Michael’s voice, and reported that ALL of the lead vocals analyzed (which included Cascio tracks) were the voice of Michael Jackson.
Sony Music conducted their own investigation by hiring yet a second well-respected forensic musicologist who also compared the a cappella lead vocals from Cascio tracks against previously released vocals of Michael’s, and found that it was Michael’s voice on all sets of the raw vocals. The Cascio tracks were also played for two very prominent persons in the music industry who played crucial roles in Michael’s career. Both of these individuals believed that the lead vocals were Michael’s.
Just to be absolutely certain, I also contacted Jason Malachi, a young singer who some persons had wrongfully alleged was a “soundalike” singer that was hired to sing on the Cascio tracks, and I confirmed that he had no involvement with this project whatsoever.
Sony decided that, given the overwhelming objective evidence resulting from the exhaustive investigations outlined above, they wanted to release a record that included three of the Cascio-Porte tracks – because they believed, without reservation, that the lead vocal on all of those tracks were sung by Michael Jackson.
Although there still seem to be concerns being expressed in some quarters about the authenticity of the lead vocals, notwithstanding the opinion of those who worked with Michael, and two independent forensic analysts, ultimately, Michael’s fans will be the judges of these songs, as they always are. We take all fan comments very seriously, and as I’d stated above, there is nothing more important to the Estate than Michael’s music, his legacy and his fans.
Michael’s fans are extraordinary in their quest for accuracy and their passions to raise their voices in a search for truth! We join with them in our care and concern for Michael. We are continuing to follow up with those who have worked in the studio or on tours with Michael, and if any new information comes to light, we will keep you and the fans advised.
Howard Weitzman, Esq.
Attorney for the Estate Of Michael Jackson
Santa Monica, CAComment
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"It was known, however, that the background vocals were a combination of Michael and James Porte"
gotta love how they went from 100% MJ no doubt to oh it had this guy on it too lol
are they going to also mention all the other ppl that didn't think it was MJ? cause there is a few of those as well that knew MJ....but me the tracklist has a song released on the ultimate collection they put out already "(I Like) The way you love me" and "monster" sounds nothin like MJ lol heres a snippet
dont mind the email.....dude is trying to sell MJ tracks....Comment
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There should be a disclaimer on the front cover stating that it is not 100% MJ... I think i'll just buy thriller in sacd.Comment
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