[kissablekae]

And your eyes
Your eyes, your eyes
They tell me how much you care
Ooh yes, you will always be
My endless love




fanpop

[NakedIfIWantTo]

I'm not too keen on the video either
I guess it's good that they put a story arc into it rather than just the usual tribute motif, but I'm still not excited or anything...I guess I just won't like anything without the REAL Mike!

[kissablekae]

^ without the man and the brains!
they could always make unconventional videos but they're too lazy to think outside the box they put themselves in

when i listen to Hollywood Tonight, it's got so much energy, sexy-grittiness but i didn't get that at all from the video - visuals & audio. the song was like an afterthought too much gouda

[kissablekae]

I'm Your Angel...

Meggy_MJJ on dA

[kissablekae]

Dark Knight feelin', handsome hero

fanpop

[kissablekae]

And I know you're shining down on me from heaven
Like so many friends we've lost along the way
And I know eventually we'll be together
One sweet day
And all that I know and I'll wait patiently to see you in Heaven

fanpop

[NakedIfIWantTo]

So freakin hot in #290.

[kissablekae]

^ mmhmm

i was at Target the other day and they were playing the Glee episode with their Thriller cover, EW! i moonwalked the f*ck out of there with my shopping cart




Thriller love







OhNoTheyDidnt, jackoozy on dA, SantaBanta, OhNoTheyDidnt

[kissablekae]

Dirty Diana ( J-ROB ) remix
i love that he kept the guitar in @ 2:12
Diana wouldn't be Dirty without the guitar


dancing the dream on dA

[kissablekae]

i've been debating whether or not to post because ooh chald this is so rough
sounds very much a demo so i don't know how Barry is going to finish this up. i hope its just a ~ gift for fans ~

Barry Gibb & Michael Jackson - All In Your Name (2002) snippet


A Place With No Name

[kissablekae]

Men In Black II
Agent M










DigitalSpy, HotFlick.net, OhNoTheyDidnt

[kissablekae]

pouty princess tumblr

Quote:

Back in the early 1980s, Freddie Mercury (the late lead singer of the infamous band, Queen) collaborated and recorded three rough demos with Michael Jackson at the Gloved One's home studio in Encino, CA. . . . The songs in question ("Victory," "State of Shock" and "There Must Be More to Life than This") were sadly left unfinished, as both men had their own tours/albums to keep them busy. (Two of the tracks did eventually see the light of day, though not as originally intended: "State of Shock" was instead recorded with Mick Jagger, released on the Jacksons' Victory album; and "…More to Life than This" ended up as a Freddie-only track on his album Mr. Bad Guy.) For decades, these demos have been collecting dust in some mysterious musical vault, leaving fans of both artists wondering if they’d ever get an official release. And now, almost thirty years after the fact, it seems that hope is finally on the horizon. In a recent interview with a Belgian magazine, Roger Taylor (drummer and occasional lead vocalist for Queen) happily stated, “We are now working on some never-before-released songs that Freddie made with Michael in the early 80s. I’m not allowed to say too much about it, but they sound incredible!” As some may already know, the two legendary singers were fans of one another, and despite having personalities as different as night and day, they were friends. In a 1983 cover story on Michael Jackson for Rolling Stone magazine, journalist Gerri Hirshey was lucky enough to witness (and record) a surreal back-stage meeting between the two, at a Queen concert in L.A.: [. . .] Michael is politely trying to sidestep an inquiring young woman decked out with the latest video equipment. She blocks the corridor leading to the warren of dressing rooms beneath the L.A. Forum. “Can I tell my viewers that Michael Jackson is a Queen fan?” “I’m a Freddie Mercury fan,” he says, slipping past her into a long room crowded with Queen band members, wives, roadies and friends. A burly man with the look of a linebacker is putting lead singer Freddie Mercury through a set of stretching exercises that will propel his road-weary muscles through the final show of the group’s recent U.S. tour. The band is merry. Michael is shy, standing quietly at the door until Freddie spots him. [. . .] Freddie bounded over like a dizzy Rottweiler and damn near crushed tiny Mike in a hug. They fell against a big trunk that opened, releasing a terrifying avalanche of Freddie’s industrial-strength jockstraps. Michael’s jaw dropped. “Ooooooooh, Freddie. What are those?” A gold football helmet fell out and came to rest on the mountain of cups. “Rock & roll’s a man’s job, little brother,” Freddie thundered. Michael smiled and wanted to know if his host had really spent his last birthday hanging naked from a chandelier. The skier blushed. [. . .] Freddie invited Michael [to the concert]. He has been calling all week, mainly about the possibility of their working together. They’ve decided to try it on the Jacksons’ upcoming album. [. . .] The two have been friendly since Michael listened to the material Queen had recorded for The Game and insisted that the single had to be “Another One Bites the Dust.” “Now, he listens to me, right Freddie?” “Righto, little brother.” Michael Jackson: Life in the Magical Kingdom Rolling Stone; February 17, 1983 Source : OhNoTheyDidnt

[kissablekae]

MJ with Farrah Fawcett & Bambi



David Gibson / Prince Kido on dA

[NakedIfIWantTo]

^Awwwwwww

Love that moonwalking shopping cart.
Hey I quite like the All In Your Name snippet as it is...How come it's just a snippet though?

Little brother!
Love that little exchange between the two. I can totally imagine them knocking over a trunk and Michael's jaw dropping

Love the DD remix too! Keeping the original flavor while also being different, good job!

[lizbabe09]

Can't believe I haven't been in this thread in so long, so much to go through!
But I read about the Michael/Freddie songs earlier and I am so excited. I think there are three songs and I can't wait for them to be released! Hopefully they're as good as I expect them to be (unlike that song featuring Akon).