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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Matty on January 24, 2010, 01:06:10 PM
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just been bumping some of the Dangerous LP. damn this is an incredible record, definitely one of the best recorded pop albums ever. definitely begun to appreciate MJ's own input on a lot of the production process after reading some crazy stories from ex engineers and stuff.
in terms of todays 'swagger' the sound of MJ on records is not even on the scale 8)
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Dangerous was such a sick album...if you have any links to some of those stories I'd like to check them. Peace
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'Will You Be There' is one of my favorite joints by him, man. That track alone is epic. ;D
Def. agree it's an incredible record though.
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Dangerous was superb. Teddy Riley killed on the beats on that LP. Some great tracks there.
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wack jacko>>>>wayne, rick ross, snoop, jeezy, jay-z, ti, kanye, and many more
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Yep, awesome record.
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i will dig out the stories from MJ engineers when i can, its real interesting. how MJ was meticulous when it came to drum sounds and they would spend countless resources trying to find the best drums and drum sounds to use on his records.
has teddy riley ever produced anything on the level of his work on dangerous? i think MJ has a lot of influence on the finished sound cause his most of his records sound stellar from top the bottom, whoever is producing.
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i hate the people who hate this king for what he did to kids...and not what for he did for muzik
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i hate the people who hate this king for what he did to kids...and not what for he did for muzik
pop music is a narrow enough context anyway. i have always fully enjoyed and appreciated MJ within the context of the work itself :bandit:
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m made some of the best muzik ever
i take his muzik over jay-z, biggies, rick ross and many others
when it came to muzik, couldnt be touched
the muzik he made is beyond classic
theres classic, then theres mj
i hate the people who hate this king for what he did to kids...and not what for he did for muzik
pop music is a narrow enough context anyway. i have always fully enjoyed and appreciated MJ within the context of the work itself :bandit:
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MJ/Quincy Jones for the best stuff
but in very recent history Dangerous is still the best pop album post 1990. i don't hear any other contenders. Timbaland/Danja may have done a few nice things 8)
but still no vocalists anywhere close to touching MJ
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no one cant fuck with MJ
http://www.youtube.com/v/5wBvKOD4Zm0&hl
http://www.youtube.com/v/Hz0wrkOT-4U&hl
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Listen to MJ in this little speech...Dude spoke the truth:
Start watching at the 3:50 mark or so until about the 7 minute mark.
http://www.youtube.com/v/cT5W9IqxvPM&feature=related
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dangerous is a dope album from start 2 finish
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Yeah Dangerous is amazing. But speaking of MJ I have to admit, "Invincible" was ahead of its time. Its the only MJ album that I had never listened to (with the exception of "Rock My World") prior to his death. But after give it a few listens I purchased a hard copy for the ride. Shit is really a beautiful piece of work give or take 2-3 out-of-place songs. But I recommend everyone listen to "Whatever Happens".
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my favourite track of his is probably human nature
if you want insight into what he was like, just watch 'this is it'. even during the rehearsals he's telling the music director the tone of the track is wrong etc.. dude knew all his tempos/tunes/etc like the back of his hand
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yeah he did and thats gangsta and somethin to want to be someday
he was one of the dopest
rip mj
my favourite track of his is probably human nature
if you want insight into what he was like, just watch 'this is it'. even during the rehearsals he's telling the music director the tone of the track is wrong etc.. dude knew all his tempos/tunes/etc like the back of his hand
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black or white nobody can fuck with MJ
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Wasn't too fond of the album tho... Not a fan of the new jack swing sound of Teddy Riley. I love Heal The World, Remember The Time, Give In To Me (one of his best ever IMO), Gone Too Soon and Will You Be There, but the rest of the album is meh IMO.
i hate the people who hate this king for what he did to kids...and not what for he did for muzik
You'd rather have people hating him for what he did for music? :P
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my favourite track of his is probably human nature
if you want insight into what he was like, just watch 'this is it'. even during the rehearsals he's telling the music director the tone of the track is wrong etc.. dude knew all his tempos/tunes/etc like the back of his hand
Pure genius.
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see i dunno, I mean, I LOOOVE mJ, but as i have starting doing crazy expirementation with a lot of music, he might possibly not make my top 20 list, even in the genre of soul, ill take Sam cooke, jackie wilson, JAMES BROWN! ottis redding, without even a thought,
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see thats the problem people cant appreciate him for the muzik he made cuz of the things he did elsewhere?
he somehow, jus somehow made some of the best muzik ever
Wasn't too fond of the album tho... Not a fan of the new jack swing sound of Teddy Riley. I love Heal The World, Remember The Time, Give In To Me (one of his best ever IMO), Gone Too Soon and Will You Be There, but the rest of the album is meh IMO.
i hate the people who hate this king for what he did to kids...and not what for he did for muzik
You'd rather have people hating him for what he did for music? :P