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these words touched my heart for my love for michael and my feelings about what he went through in life ... i honestly always been sorta a fan because my father played his videos at home when i was a little girl and i remember i liked the vids then my love for him as a fan and as a person grew more and more and now i'm here lol . i honestly will pick michael over any any artist in the world .. the industry and the media murdered his soul and his happiness and every time i think of it it makes me cry inside and i try to stay away from death things of michael on youtube or else i get this horrible feeling in my tummy and want to cry real bad so i watch things that make me smile and pretend he's alive still ... yes i believe his kids went through a real hard time ever since the trials until his death ... i believe paris isn't really doing positive things in her life and coping with herself and its a bit disappointing and im sure if michael was alive he'd be heartbroken because he didnt raise his daughter to be the way she is today but thats not my business honestly ... but apart from that yes he was a christian he read and knew the bible and loved children the way god says were supposed to ... i really hope i get to meet him .. i pray to god i meet him in gods kingdom ...
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Well Rock On!!! 
I didn't start listening to the radio until about 1984, but to me, 80's music was (and still is) the bomb!
My favorite MJ song is probably "Smooth Criminal", followed by "Black and White".
I didn't start listening to the radio until about 1984, but to me, 80's music was (and still is) the bomb!
My favorite MJ song is probably "Smooth Criminal", followed by "Black and White".
I really like Michael Jackson, even from his early years with the Jackson 5. He was an incredible singer and performer! I remember watching him perform Dancing Machine on Soul Train in 1974 when I was only 8 years old. Yes, I'm old. lol
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I really like Michael Jackson, even from his early years with the Jackson 5. He was an incredible singer and performer! I remember watching him perform Dancing Machine on Soul Train in 1974 when I was only 8 years old. Yes, I'm old. lol
[video=youtube;DbbSo-WuSeU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbbSo-WuSeU&nohtml5=False[/video]
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its mj LOL ... all those songs are his ..there are some on the internet out there who sony supposedly released and was another guys voice and many of us fans were like what the hell .. but i love his invincible era .. he's the only man id have married who was a bit older than me *smiles and blushes *
If resurrecting this thread after so many years is against the rules, I apologize. I just looked up Michael's name with the Search function, and a lot of threads already existed...so it seemed fairly pointless to make another one.
Anyway, I've been of his music since I was eight - he's one of the few artists I was allowed to listen to that wasn't outright "Christian only". I have most of his solo albums on CD, from 1979's "Off the Wall" to the 2014 posthumous release, "Xscape". Overall, I think he was an incredible musician, and I still listen to him on a somewhat-regular basis.
Anyway, I've been of his music since I was eight - he's one of the few artists I was allowed to listen to that wasn't outright "Christian only". I have most of his solo albums on CD, from 1979's "Off the Wall" to the 2014 posthumous release, "Xscape". Overall, I think he was an incredible musician, and I still listen to him on a somewhat-regular basis.
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I like Weird Al too, though I do feel somewhat sorry for him as well. He's had so many hits, across a career of more than 40 years. And yet, the two songs many people still know him for are "Eat It" and "Fat". I don't deny the quality or entertainment value of those, but Al has done so much more...and in my opinion, he deserves more respect for it.
I can see why Michael Jackson returned Al's permission with a signed contract that he was co-writer of the song. Although the lyrics were rewritten, the music was his.
That was Als prime. He did a lot of good work since but that was his best. They were both very talented, great musicians and dancers on another level. Alvin had his Dad's influence, Frankie Yankovich, I think was his name. He travelled around here when my Mom was a little girl. Her family used to polka.
We all know Michael's background as a hard working talented performer as a child. That same work continued throughout adulthood.
That was Als prime. He did a lot of good work since but that was his best. They were both very talented, great musicians and dancers on another level. Alvin had his Dad's influence, Frankie Yankovich, I think was his name. He travelled around here when my Mom was a little girl. Her family used to polka.
We all know Michael's background as a hard working talented performer as a child. That same work continued throughout adulthood.
Michael had many issues, mostly because of how his father Joe treated him and his brothers. Michael said several times in his life, that he lived in genuine fear of his father. Additionally, being constantly hounded and persecuted by the press made him very paranoid, which put a strain on his first marriage to Lisa Marie Presley. The only reason he even married Debbie Rowe was because his mother Katherine did not want her grandkids born out of wedlock. Add to that what had to be immeasurable scalp pain all the time, and that's why he started taking stronger painkillers.