Yes i know, a Michael Jackson thread. BUT!
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Already mentioned in the other thread. Although, I think you could probably get away with this being a thread in its own right if you'd posted it in Music instead. 
It'll be pretty awesome if they released them all, although I can see them perhaps doing them an album at a time - more money to be made that way.
It'll be pretty awesome if they released them all, although I can see them perhaps doing them an album at a time - more money to be made that way.
Already mentioned in the other thread. Although, I think you could probably get away with this being a thread in its own right if you'd posted it in Music instead.
It'll be pretty awesome if they released them all, although I can see them perhaps doing them an album at a time - more money to be made that way.
I so cannot wait for this to happen, very clever man. I think it'll be a brilliant saver for his children. With his old music being top of charts and top selling at the moment, fans are gonna be rushing to buy all the new stuff.
"Daily Mail"
Made my views clear on Jackson in the main thread.
Remember, its the Daily Mail. Never fully believe anything they print.
it might/might no be true, but the OP was not taken from daily mail.
A lot of Artists have music released after their death, to generate more money, and interest in their music. It's always a good idea to do things like this in the music industry. At least they can't hear the criticism
I wouldn't believe that coming from the Daily Fail.
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Quite interesting, looking forward to hearing what they release, even though I was never a particular fan of his music anyway. Out of interest, who owns the rights to MJ's music? I imagine whoever does is going to make an absolute fortune (unless of course they offer to donate some to a funeral fund or something, I have no idea).
If they are recent songs then he was way past his time.
It was what only 18 months or so ago that they re-released his singles into the charts, 1 per week and they didn't do that well. Now he's dead each one would chart at no1 week in week out which shows you the hysteria that goes on when someone famous dies.
Radio one didn't even like playing his re-releases on the chart show, they used to cut them short.
A good idea to make sure his kids are well funded. Such a shame he wasn't better advised with his money. It was sad seeing his estate picked apart.
It was what only 18 months or so ago that they re-released his singles into the charts, 1 per week and they didn't do that well. Now he's dead each one would chart at no1 week in week out which shows you the hysteria that goes on when someone famous dies.
Radio one didn't even like playing his re-releases on the chart show, they used to cut them short.
A good idea to make sure his kids are well funded. Such a shame he wasn't better advised with his money. It was sad seeing his estate picked apart.
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He was a shrewd business man. Exceptionally well advised with his money. I reckon you would have to be to be allowed to get into $280m of debt in the first place
I've just read that he had a library of over 100 tracks, that he kept for after his death to support his children.
I cannot wait
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Where did you read this?
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Is it too early to start the conspiracy rumours that he's not dead ?
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Course he's not, as I posted earlier, he was abducted by pop loving aliens.
Be kinda interesting to hear the new unreleased music, especially if it's stuff recorded at his peak but stored away for such an event. It'll also be slightly spooky though I always think that when I see/hear a dead famous person.
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