Michael Jackson new song "Let Me Let Go"??
it sounds like michael...but its not. Its Jason Malachi. I added his myspace link at the bottom. Michael Jackson is his inspiration and if you listen to his other songs on his myspace he sounds like him...but nothing compare to the King himself.
What album are these Michael Jackson songs on?
A few of these (One More Chance, Beautiful Girl (Demo), We Are Here to Change the World, Someone Put Your Hand Out, Fall Again, In the Back, Scared of the Moon, WATW Demo, On the Line, Sunset Driver, If You Dont Love me..) Are on the Ultimate Collection. http://www.amazon.com/Michael-Jackson-Ul... And For All Time is on Thriller 25. I might've missed a few, but the rest of those are unreleased songs :) And yeah, Diverse was a 'bootleg' MJ album that came out, but it was never officially released.
Michael Jackson 7even (2008 album)?
hmm it sounds ok but not like him.. im kinda waiting for his unreleased songs!
Is Invincible a good Michael Jackson album?
Considering the pressure on MJ and the many disputes he had with Sony, it's no wonder that Invincible wasn't as successful. Sony did not promote the album as much as MJ would've liked it. Just looking at the cover art of the album already tells me that Sony could care less about MJ. Invincible does have some decent songs but some of MJ's best songs for the album were left out on purpose. Imagine if "we've had enough" appeared on "Invincible". Man that would've really made it 3x better. Also, his son Prince was very sick and MJ had to temporarily stop recording some songs to take care of him at the time. As a result, beautiful songs like "Fall Again" never made it to the album as it was incomplete.
Does anyone know about Michael Jackson's ''seven album'' or ''7even album'' songs?
7even isnt a real album. It was like a bootleg album where some of the songs put on it were real MJ songs, but others were just some other man singing. Most of the songs that really are Michael singing are on the Ultimate Collection. Here are a few songs that are really his; -Gangsta (No Friend of Mine) -Someone Put Your Hand Out -Shout -What More Can i Give -Why (This is really a 3T song, Michael is just featured in it) -I Need You (Also a 3T song he's featured in) -Xscape The rest of the songs on '7Even' arent him.
How many albums and songs did Michael Jackson along on his life?
Your question was a little confusing but I'm going to assume you're asking how many albums and songs Michael Jackson complete in his life. If this is not the right idea then please ask again in a different way.Michael Jackson completed seven studio albums as an adult solo artist. These are in order from oldest to newest: Off the Wall(released in 1979), Thriller(released in 1982), Bad(released in 1987), Dangerous(released in 1991), HIStory-Past Present and Future Book 1((released in 1995), Blood on the Dance Floor(released in 1997) and Invincible(released in 2001).His music label, Sony, also released several compilation albums. This means that they contained already released songs in different mixes from the original albums.There were also two posthumous albums released in 2010 and 2014. They contained songs that Michael had never quite completed and were found in his vault. There was a lot of controversy over the first one called, Michael, and it was later discovered that at least three of the songs were not actually either created or performed by Michael Jackson. The second one, called, Xscape,had controversy around it as well but in my opinion it contains 8 very good songs that were done by Michael during different times in his life. The deluxe version is the one to get because it contains all the original versions as Michael designed them to be.It's hard to say exactly how many songs Michael Jackson composed during his lifetime. He once said that he would compose 120 songs for each album and then have to pick the best ones. Imagine how hard that must have been! But I can tell you that the seven studio albums contained 88 original songs in total.
Did Michael Jackson write his own songs?
Yes, he did.And their entire arrangements as well.Michael Jackson couldn’t read or write music. He could play several instruments a bit like keyboards, synthesizer, guitar, drums and percussion, but not proficiently.However, Jackson could hear and compose songs, including their arrangements, in his head.Then what he would do was “sing” every note of every instrument to a top team of engineers and producers who would work on the tracks.Rob Hoffman, sound engineer, described the process:“One morning MJ came in with a new song he had written overnight. We called in a guitar player and Michael sang every guitar chord to him. ‘Here’s the first chord, first note, second note, third note, etc. etc.“We then witnesssed him giving the most heartfelt and profound vocal performance, live in the control room through an SM57.“He would sing an entire string arrangement, every part. He had it all in his head, harmony and everything. He would actually sing the entire arrangement into a micro-cassette recorder complete with stops and fills.”During the “Dangerous” court case when songwriter Crystal Cartier sued him for plagiarism, he was asked to describe his songwriting process in court.“I’ll just sing the bass part into tape recorder”, he said between snips of sung melody, totally pitch perfect.“I’ll take the bass lick and put the chords of the melody over the bass lick and that’s what inspires the melody,” he explained, before beat-boxing in court.On “Billie Jean” he said, “Listen, you’re hearing four basses on there, doing four different personalities, and that’s what gives it character, but it takes a lot of work.”Of course, you don’t need to be formally trained in music to be a successful artist. And Jackson was an example.He created some of the greatest pop anthems of all time without knowing how to notate.And that he was able to do that in an amazing way and with brilliant results, only adds to the sense that what MJ had was a really special gift.Thank you.
What is the font that Michael Jackson used for his name on the "Bad" album called?
It appears to be a typeface called Swiss 911, but adjusted to compress/squeeze the letters even tighter horizontally. If you aren't using a program that allows you to do that, try Compacta ET. It's not the same typeface (look at the S) but it is close.