10 years, man. I actually got into his music after his death; I never gave him a chance prior to that, partly because he was the butt of so many jokes in my circles and his antics and accusations scared me away from his music.
He brought together the best of black music and white music. Amazing artist
So good you of you to reply to this poster. I'm sure he'd never heard of this controversy before. It flew under the radar somewhat.
what? pop, rock, and rnb are black genres.He brought together the best of black music and white music. Amazing artist
10 years, man. I actually got into his music after his death; I never gave him a chance prior to that, partly because he was the butt of so many jokes in my circles and his antics and accusations scared me away from his music.
He was very good yet with an unfortunately tarnished legacy (and a tragic upbringing).
.... Makes me think: Janet is totally underrated.
So good you of you to reply to this poster. I'm sure he'd never heard of this controversy before. It flew under the radar somewhat.
So good you of you to reply to this poster. I'm sure he'd never heard of this controversy before. It flew under the radar somewhat.
It's very good, yes, make sure you watch the HBO version and not the Channel 4 version though.
Yes, in full (HBO) with the accompanying Oprah interview afterwards.
loooove this song. Recently "found" it and have had it playing in my head a lot.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll be digging into this once I'm home.Yes, in full with the accompanying Oprah interview afterwards.
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He was very good yet with an unfortunately tarnished legacy (and a tragic upbringing).
.... Makes me think: Janet is totally underrated.
I remember when he died the rock station that normally played Ratt and Van Halen and Motley Crue and other stuff that was basically as far away from Jackson's music in the 80s as possible started playing some of his songs for a few days. That's what really settled in just how impactful his death was at the time.