Michael Jackson was the King of Pop, with the best-selling album of all-time and more than a dozen massive hits. After years of physical...
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sorry but they sound nothing alike lol. and how i do he sounds to white brecking news sounds likea black dude witch is MJ
I am a life-long fan of Michael, and much older than many of you. I know MJ's voice, and the tracks on the album "Michael" are all his. Listen very closely to Malachi's singing. His upper range is forced, vibrato staggers. Problem is, you young people don't really listen to the music, and you don't fully understand melodic tone and dynamics. How else could you explain "Glee" albums topping the charts? You're all tone deaf!
The test of this album "Michael" will be the speed with which Sony puts out another posthumous album. After all we have heard and Sony's total lack of promotion of "Michael", I'm convinced there are no further songs worthy of release and they can't take chances with patched together vocals, so they just won't bother with another album. Seems like Henry Vaccaro of Vintage Pop Media has a few hundred tracks; maybe Sony wants to partner up with him!
i have to admit, the vibrato on jason's single there is very, very similar to that of "keep your head up", the way it comes in stronger towards the end of the phrase each time and i did notice myself getting irritated by MJ's vibrato in that song ... makes you wonder
This information is all correct. Listen to "Much Too Soon" on the album and you can tell by the passion in his voice that it is Michael. Then listen to Keep Your Head Up. Besides the song being terrible and not even written by Michael i'm sure, the vibrato is completely different, the pronunciation of words is completely different, etc, etc.