Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber
Thus says Kemo
No..Just Hagiography


Saying songs with great melodies are under melodic is basically calling them shit.non and under are 2 different words with 2 different meanings.
A "Give In To Me" for example is nothing like a "Speechless" or a "Remember the Time" vocally. That is simply not true.Samey....and they are. It was hardly a Beatles-esque depart from one style to another....It was the same sythy pop hee hee, shamon stuff
Football isn't music. So I don't see how that is relevant.Pele thinks El Hadj Diouff is one of the 100 greatest Living footballers
They called him a musical genius, I'm sure......Furthermore are you sure they said he was a genius 'Songwriter'? or just a genius?...different thing
That's a fair assessment.Well I would disagree...Most people would say Off The Wall, Thriller & Bad are his classic albums...Dangerous was middle of the road for me
I believe though that Dangerous was superior to BAD & was his last great album.
No. Dangerous was an up to date album. Hence its success every where. It was at the height of the New Jack swing thing and it was spot on. But it had his trade mark musical stamp that he had mastered in the mid 80's.No they weren't particularly. They certainly weren't a soundtrack to the times. To Jacko's rabid fans they might have been...but not to most.
Invincible could have been if given a chance but it was was simply killed by his personal life. For musically it was up to date with the urban music of the time. Also IMO one of its greatest weaknesses was that it mostly deviated from his original musical style. Which frankly made matters worse.
Which all his best work post BAD has sounded like. After dangerous he deviated more from it and floundered and surprisingly.Not really...it sounds nothing like his 80s stuff
They were doing that in the late 80s too/QUOTE]![]()
It isn't. Like it or not his personal life affected his musical directly. The quality of music he produced came down drastically because of it. I don't think he'd have been able to produce "Thriller" of "Bad" back in the day if he had the type of personal life issues that dogged him from about 1993 onwards. He IMO was surrounded with too much negativity to fully concentrate on producing quality stuff. That is why tracks of the quality of Earth Song are few in that period...The allegations started around then admittedly...but thats a neat way of excusing why he wasn't producing any universally praised music
. Thats just a crap argument Chief. They're his friends for a start...it's like people who shout us down on here for questioning Fergie. It sort of betrays any real substance to your beliefs eSo only his enemies have to speak well of him for you to admit it? Is that your argument
He was ranked as Genius long before he died..it helps that he's just died of course.
For you. Which no offence intended is the crappiest argument of all when you attach so much hyperbole to it like you have been doing.Genius at entertainment..but not at song writing for me
Well it's his idea. Just like the Thriller video was. You should give credit for it just like you'd give credit to a writer of a great song that a great vocalist has sang.Well you're claiming I should be giving him the bulk of the credit for it
You are the odd ball if you believe that part of our post. Because I haven't even come close to saying it. Rather I said Smooth Criminal was not his last great piece of work.I think it was rather 'underwhelming' and nothing particularly special. Your an odd ball if you think he produced his best work 'after' it.
Jacko fans are interminable sometimes, refusing to accept even the slightest criticism of the man.
You really don't like his fans do you
That is a given. His rep was built over 45 years. Of which the first 7 in the 80's were his best bar none. A period at which he was at his musical peak, a much happier person and free of the controversy that ruined his career from 93 onwards.Put it this way... If his career had begun after Smooth Criminal...he wouldn't be thought of in even a fraction of the way he is now
Yes....I do![]()