michael jackson died

• #15 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 25 Jun, 2009 21:30
• **** him.
  weirdo hasent been remotely relevant in 20 years.
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by SkyePrizm on 25 Jun, 2009 22:36
• Thriller got played on my record player as a child almost non-stop.   Before i hit double digits, he was it for me, along with Madonna.
  
  but yeah... he was a weirdo.  i wonder if more molested kids will come forward now....
  
  I\'m more sad about Ed McMahon.
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by Jim Cobb on 25 Jun, 2009 23:29
• this is sad to me, and i think anyone who comes into this thread hurling insults or judgements should be ashamed.
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 25 Jun, 2009 23:39
• been bumping \'off the wall\' all afternoon, and i will continue to do so all weekend
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by Klout on 25 Jun, 2009 23:51
• never liked his music. honestly always kinda baffled me why the guy got so much props for putting out such weak tunes.
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by Vassillios on 26 Jun, 2009 00:13
• the real mj lives on.
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• #21 Reply
  Posted by Jim Cobb on 26 Jun, 2009 00:29
• oh klout, you kiddin me?  quincy jones put together some fantastic tunes for mj!  to each his own, i suppose.
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• #22 Reply
  Posted by leith on 26 Jun, 2009 01:33
• Truly one of the greatest performers of my lifetime.
  
  His music has lifted me when sad and his dancing was always a joy to watch.
  
  Growing up on the Jackson 5 and watching Michael blossom into the smoothest cat around.
  
  Who of you my age can ever forget the first time you saw the Thriller video, how many remember how **** cool he was in Billie Jean?
  
  Damn remember Eddie Van Halen soloing in Beat It?
  
  I have not listened to anything new from him since Black or White but I have remained a fan of his.
  
  Sure he was accused of some pretty horrid **** but some of those claims have been proven false and NONE have been proven true.
  
  RIP Michael you will be missed by the entire world.
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• #23 Reply
  Posted by wildcoyote on 26 Jun, 2009 03:37
• Truly a talented performer.  One of the greats in that regard.
  
  Never really saw him play an instrument.  Considering he wrote some memorable riffs, never once saw him play an instrument.  Assume he would\'ve been sued like **** if someone else wrote the music, but seems odd...  Anyone know how this worked?
  
  As for his personal life- dude was clearly **** up.  The man had problems. If you draw negative attention for relationships with children, a sane person keeps clear of that ****.  He was having sleepovers with 10 year olds in the wake of child molestation charges.  That ain\'t right.  No matter how you look at.
  
  In the end I think his death was for the best.  I think he was a tormented soul, and despite all of the money and material things, I don\'t think he was ever really happy.  This was the only way for him to be at peace.  
  
  The man was talented. The man was mentally ill.  I truly have sympathy for him having to suffer through a life of mental illness.  That said, acting on any impulses, from sickness or otherwise is inexcusable. Deviation from the norm is a burden, but it becomes criminal when that burden is placed on to a victim.  When that victim is a child it is not only criminal, but dispicable.
  
  May his soul find peace.  Good riddance to him on this earth.
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• #24 Reply
  Posted by delfunk1 on 26 Jun, 2009 07:08
• I am interested to see who gets the rights to the 50% of the Beatles catalog that he owns.
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• #25 Reply
  Posted by ChrisF on 26 Jun, 2009 07:41
• supposedly in january this year michael jackson decided to leave the rights to paul mccartney in his will.
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• #26 Reply
  Posted by NickNels on 26 Jun, 2009 08:57
• "Don\'t stop \'till you get enough" might be the best song of all time
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• #27 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 26 Jun, 2009 09:56
• Legendary entertainer.  Powerful singing voice, and a trend setting dancer.  
  
  20 years ago when corey felman incorporated jackson moves into a dance scene in "dream a little dream", I thought it was a little bit stupid... but you still see those dance moves today and I\'m sure you will for many years.
  
  As with most Pop stars from Elvis to Jackson, Madonna, and the current crop, the real musical talent lies with the producer.  The further Jackson got from Quincy, the more his star faded.
  
  Christmas \'82, I was 9 years old, my parents gave me a rockin\' boombox and Thriller on tape.  That album (along with the Kiss "Destroyer" and Charlie Daniels "Devil Went Down to Georgia") have given me a lifelong love of music.
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• #28 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 26 Jun, 2009 10:02
• Quote from: SlimPickens;234586

  Christmas \'82, I was 9 years old, my parents gave me a rockin\' boombox and Thriller on tape.  That album (along with the Kiss "Destroyer" and Charlie Daniels "Devil Went Down to Georgia") have given me a lifelong love of music.

  
  makes sense. when i describe the breakfast to people, i refer to them as a cross between michael jackson, kiss, and charlie daniels. it\'s fate!
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• #29 Reply
  Posted by ds673488 on 26 Jun, 2009 10:35
• tonights show should have a queeb with billy jean teases and a moonwalk by chris dangledoo
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