Sorry, but I am against this in every way possible. It's obvious those songs were kept private for a reason--Michael didn't feel they were good enough for others to hear. He is spinning in his grave.
Sorry, but I am against this in every way possible. It's obvious those songs were kept private for a reason--Michael didn't feel they were good enough for others to hear. He is spinning in his grave.
Come on, don't be ridiculous.
MJ's outtakes are better than any 2014 song out there.
FUN FACT - The inspiration for "Do You Know Where Your Children Are?":
Quote:
"It's 10 PM. Do you know where your children are?"
This ominous question, somberly intoned just prior to the local news, was eventually parodied by a multitude of stand-up comedians, novelty song artists, and horror movie posters. But the original intent of the line was very serious.
New curfew laws had gone into effect in several cities across the U.S. as a result of urban unrest and rioting during the summer of 1967. New York City, feeling the effects of the Newark riots, was one of the largest metropolitan areas affected. Mel Epstein, the Director of On-Air Promotions at New York's WNEW-TV, coined the phrase that summer as a reminder to parents to keep their kids off the streets. News anchor Tom Gregory started using the question to kick off each nightly broadcast of his Faces and Places in the News show. When Faces and Places was replaced by The 10 O'Clock News, the on-air and backstage personnel may have changed, but the catchphrase remained the same.
I dont like the beat tbh
