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Well I agree he was a pop star but he wasnt the average pop star. Unlike most pop stars he wrote more than half his catalogue, played a few instruments, was experimental with his sound, singing, performances and music videos. He pushed that medium and performances so I disagree with you implying he was just like the average pop star. Most of the things that he did was not done before his time. So I dont understand your arguement.
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Being a good dancer has nothing to do with his music. Sometimes that takes away from his music but that doesnt mean he doesnt have experimental songs because he does. Quote:
Whats with the name calling? This arguement is ridiculous because his level of fame during his Thriller days was the biggest peak by any pop star (I think) and then afterward he went on to become a big international star due to his talent/music. During his later years, I agree his personal life got more attention than his music but by that time he had become such a mega star previously for his talent so it didnt matter Last edited by Soulflower; 04-28-2013 at 02:36 PM. |
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carpe musicam
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The Beatles are not over-rated, (you might not like them) but they are rated just fine imho. The Beatles were doing this that other weren't doing before The Beatles. You didn't hear Lonnie Donegan writing a song like "Within You Without You." But on the other hand you are absolutely right about Jacko there were plenty of real good R&B singers and writers before and after Jacko that were better than him.
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Nae wains, Great Danes.
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Regular people aren't interested in synths?
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Nae wains, Great Danes.
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So why would regular people in 50yrs time be suddenly interested in synths? I just don't get it
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Nae wains, Great Danes.
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I do get what you mean with The Beatles timeless sound, they are and I don't doubt that they were better musicians but Michael Jackson was not nicknamed the King of Pop for no reason, the man was a phenomenon. In 50 yrs time I'll be 70 and playing my beats to my children and grandchildren (if I can ever bear the little bastards
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i draw an analogy between Stevie Wonder's Innervisions and Sly & The Family Stone's There's a Riot oin' On
the former is trapped by the technology the latter sounds very fresh even now, once it's remastered |
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