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@@loubamour I think you will find that he played the instruments and it was Anthony Marrenilli's programming of the synths and Quincy Jones did the arrangements. Apart from maybe the songs Rob Temperton wrote, he might had a hand in the arrangements
C'était son talent principal en même temps. Sa voix et sa technique le rendaient unique et on avait besoin de personne d'autre pour faire toutes les voix. D'ailleurs, il n'y tenait pas du tout. Les versions démo de toutes ses chansons en attestent. Il enregistrait lui-même tous les instruments en les imitant avec sa voix, ce qui n'est pas courant même encore aujourd'hui dans le métier. Il savait exactement avant d'entrer en studio ce qu'il vouait entendre, et exigeait qu'on enregistre exactement ce qu'il avait chanté. Une autre rareté. A peu près personne ne procède de cette façon. Le fait que Michael ne jouait d'aucun instrument ne lui laissait pas beaucoup d'autres choix que d'imiter les instruments avec sa voix, qui est le plus parfait des instruments, pour que tout le monde en studio comprenne bien comment ça devait sonner à la fin. Epatant.
Chris is literally the only "reaction" and "voice coach" teacher/artist that I don't feel like only fishes for reactions and thumbnail-worthy clickbaits. His giddiness and actual enjoyment of the music and technique is so refreshing. I have NEVER, EVER thought about singing since I feel like my voice is pure shit, but his sincere passion has really pushed me to give it a try. Absolute props
Il n'est pas seul. Je suis comme lui. Et je sais qu'on est nombreux à explorer les multitracks à des fins de plaisir personnel qu'aucune morale répréhensible ne pourrait contraindre. Mais vous avez raison, la multitude est plutôt du côté des internautes animés par la seule volonté de faire cliquer pour gagner un peu plus de fric. Ce qui est dommage, bien entendu.
These will ALWAYS be exciting. I was only 4 years of age when this single dropped. The song, the video, everything about this was larger than life. At that time, we only received the final result. Now listening to this isolated, I feel like I'm at Westlake witnessing the magic happen in real time.
Michael Jackson was a Singer Songwriter. The whole Thriller Album was produced by Quincy Jones. Do you really belive that Michael Jackson played all the instruments himself aka produced his music? He did not. He was a singer and writes his songs. That's it.
Thsnk you Chris for the amazing Michael Jackson unpacking. Your videos on MJ unlock a whole new world of vocal expression that reaches deep and pulls out our own uniqueness and originality by experimenting with what he does and his approach to singing. Such a treasure.
Man I really enjoyed this video. It showed just how much work Michael put into recording this song and also how much work the engineers put into blending all of the technology they had at their disposal during that period of time. The harmonies were of the chain. Those gave me all sorts of ideas of what to put into my future recordings of harmony. Thank you so much for dissecting this song. There was a lot of genius put into this production. Things that I would not have even imagined, had you not taking this song apart and letting us hear the results of this recording. I appreciate you for doing this today. I wish you continued success with all of your future projects and videos and I also wish you continued success financially as well. Thank you again. Have a wonderful day and weekend.
@32:14 "The inspired captured moment is always better than going for perfection". You nailed it bro! We have become so artificially perfection conscience because of technology. Raw emotion and imperfection gives it that soul connection to the music. Thanks again for another BANGER!
@@onesong2001 I mean listen to Sabrina carptenter, Ava Max and so on. Of course the people have no heart for music nowadays. They just listen generic trash
Ca l'est moins qu'il y a 20 ans, car les sessions multitracks sont devenues un marché, elles sont vendues au public à présent. On peut acheter tout ça.
19:36 - 20:05 you made a great point; "because they're weird, because they're volatile, and vulnerable." That's what I love about Michael's music. He was a perfectionist but he also didn't hide or fix the so called "imperfect" parts of his voice. How he recorded it is exactly what you hear on the finished product. Prince was like this too. That's why they're inspirations to me and my music. I don't use autotune. I don't like to OVER produce my music. As singers were supposed to love ALL the parts and textures of our voice. I'm glad you appreciate RAW/Authentic Vocalists🫵🏽👏🏽👏🏽😌
@@Jacqueal Il y a un an, ils parlaient tous les deux dans un commentaire sous une vidéo de se rencontrer et de faire quelque chose ensemble. L'ont-ils fait ?
Nice to have a fresh take on Thriller - which these multitracks totally deliver on. I say that as a fan who doesn't listen to the hits as often anymore as i'm so tied up in album tracks and obscure demos. As ever, thanks for these multitracks Chris!
About the howls, Bruce Swedien (genius engineer) said his dog was supposed to howl but didn't come to the studio. I forget why. Michael howled instead, and they used that because it was so good.
OMG 😭 Hearing all this makes me emotional ... Michael`s vocals: He does sound truly TERRIFIED! How does he do it? 😳😅 The Rhodes is so beautiful ... sounds etheral and like a starry night sky 🤩
These tracks are so fun to explore, and these assessments are great fun to watch because we can see the pure JOY and intrigue on your face as you listen. It's the same we all are, as fans of MJ's work! These multitracks turn our beloved tunes into playgrounds for our eyes and ears. I was doing the same thing years ago when some of the other tracks were floating around out there, but your software is much better. :P Thanks for doing these!
Wow, great video. Thanks for taking the time to dissect and explain and share. Always loved this song but now I’ve heard dimensions I don’t know existed. It’s unfortunate they don’t make music this way anymore. Same goes for the amazing video that went with this banger. RIP Michael
This made my day. Loved hearing the instrumentation all the way down to the vocals. I wanted to hear more on how he built the chord vocally when he sang “they’re open wide.” That part really fascinates me. I think I heard a major 7th in there. Great video.
33:32 - My favorite part of the vocals. Seriously that always took the song to another level. You don't hear too many background vocal arrangements like that anymore. Rod Temperton and MJ were genuises and the mold was broken once they were made.
fun fact, the “frog“ sound that you’re talking about was made by the Cassat ton MT 40 which at the time cost between $100-$150. If I remember the story correctly, they wanted a unique sound in Quincy Jones just happened to have one lying around his house and they found that preset and they used it for that effect, this was mentioned by Anthony, who was one of the synthesizer programmers for the album.
I don't even wanna know how you obtained such an iconic song in multitrack form. This song is what got me into MJ. Also never knew they added a Theramin in there!
You absolutely blow my mind, Chris with your incredible content and courses!! You've opened up so many sub-worlds in the world of music for me. Thriller is one of my all-time favorite pieces of music because of its complexity and musicality but I had not even thought about the complexity of the tracks. You are the best! My skills as a singer/musician have skyrocketed since I started following you and enrolling in your courses. Whew, my friend! I'm out of breath trying to keep up with your content and the skills there are to learn. Thank you.
Sorry Chris-mas but i have to make another message. We have to give praise to the genius of Rod Temperton. Try to imagine that somebody actually ALL BY HIMSELF. Came up with ALL the parts, GENIUS! Songs today are so simplistic in comparison
Thriller is an amazing album, but arguably the worst example when trying to make a point against anything being over produced. Especially after watching a video about the endless amount of different tracks that are virtually impossible to detect when listening to the final song. Thriller is a celebration of over producing to perfection.
What a treat, Chris, wow! Not only because we have a chance of being able to hear all the magic behind the creation of this iconic song, but also because of your excitement and attention to details. All this makes the whole experience more impressive. I kept getting chills throughout the whole video. Thank you, Chris!!🥰🥰
Hello!😊 I'm a Michael Jackson voice impressionist! Thanks 🫡!to your videos I've really learned alot about Michael Jackson's way of excecuting his vocals Specially along with the soundtracks
Love these studio multitracks. So fascinating and so much fun to hear the different tracks. Those harmonies are amazing. Your joy and delight as you listen and point out nuances in the performance is a highlight of your videos and is wonderfully contagious. Great job as always Chris 🙏🥰
Mr Liepe : thankyou so much for this video and all the extensive breakdowns you've done. As an enthusiastically poor singer (yet unfortunately never stops me) I enjoy every single video you put out and the fact you use my most important and favourite artist is just a complete gift.
Too much love for you Chris 🙌🏾 Love your Michael Jackson sessions and look forward to each and everyone, thank you for your time and passion sharing with us ❤
Chris awesome as all ways u made me laugh at 30:44 with the backing vocals I see you have how can I put it.... a backing vocal orgasm 😂 but to be fair I had one with the whole of this video 😂 again awesome Chris love it 🤘🏽😉🤘🏽
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The man doing the count through the whole song is Rod Temperton (writer of Thriller)
Also wish you woulda shown the “here to night” just the high vocal” by itself which is funny but you gotta do it to get that full harmony take.
At 0:24, the harmonies reminded me of a radio show intro jingle ☺️
i have seen a few of your reviews...now diving in really...thank you man for the love and respect thats evidently there.
The narrative is Vincent Price!!
That frog bass is so iconic! That always defined the song for me.
Check out Doctor Mix recreate this whole song. It’s amazing!
ruclips.net/user/shortsif9rSjulNQY frog bass origins
Man, Michael puts so much stuff into his songs and most of it gets lost in the final mix. And those harmonies give me chills.
Quincy Jones is one heck of an arranger.
The greatness of the late Mr. Bruce Swedien.
@@b00ts4ndc4tsevery arrangement was Rod Temperton except Jerry Hey’s brass
@@loubamour I think you will find that he played the instruments and it was Anthony Marrenilli's programming of the synths and Quincy Jones did the arrangements. Apart from maybe the songs Rob Temperton wrote, he might had a hand in the arrangements
@@loubamour Rod Temperton was the writer.One of the greatest song writer but the arrangments/sound choice/layering were Quicy Jones.
The bar count person is Rod Temperton the songwriter. The frog bass, synths are explained on @AnthonyMarinellimusic channel
Anthony’s channel is great for MJ fans.
@@bhporwxheanthony is sh*t into remembering the right synths used in thriller
Thank you for mentioning his channel. I've watched his videos on how Michael's music was created.
Rod Temperton came a long way from his days in the group Heatwave.
@@samuraiwarriorsunite Rod also wrote Give me the Night and a few other tracks from that album for George Benson.
MJ was amazing at doing his own harmonies and backing vocals.
C'était son talent principal en même temps. Sa voix et sa technique le rendaient unique et on avait besoin de personne d'autre pour faire toutes les voix. D'ailleurs, il n'y tenait pas du tout. Les versions démo de toutes ses chansons en attestent. Il enregistrait lui-même tous les instruments en les imitant avec sa voix, ce qui n'est pas courant même encore aujourd'hui dans le métier. Il savait exactement avant d'entrer en studio ce qu'il vouait entendre, et exigeait qu'on enregistre exactement ce qu'il avait chanté. Une autre rareté. A peu près personne ne procède de cette façon. Le fait que Michael ne jouait d'aucun instrument ne lui laissait pas beaucoup d'autres choix que d'imiter les instruments avec sa voix, qui est le plus parfait des instruments, pour que tout le monde en studio comprenne bien comment ça devait sonner à la fin. Epatant.
One thing I love coming across is Michael's original beat box demos!
Chris is literally the only "reaction" and "voice coach" teacher/artist that I don't feel like only fishes for reactions and thumbnail-worthy clickbaits. His giddiness and actual enjoyment of the music and technique is so refreshing. I have NEVER, EVER thought about singing since I feel like my voice is pure shit, but his sincere passion has really pushed me to give it a try. Absolute props
Il n'est pas seul. Je suis comme lui. Et je sais qu'on est nombreux à explorer les multitracks à des fins de plaisir personnel qu'aucune morale répréhensible ne pourrait contraindre. Mais vous avez raison, la multitude est plutôt du côté des internautes animés par la seule volonté de faire cliquer pour gagner un peu plus de fric. Ce qui est dommage, bien entendu.
Chris, please do “Remember The Time” I’ve been waiting for that one for a while!!
yesss omgg
After watching this video, I now listen to Thriller in a total different way I used to...
These will ALWAYS be exciting.
I was only 4 years of age when this single dropped. The song, the video, everything about this was larger than life.
At that time, we only received the final result. Now listening to this isolated, I feel like I'm at Westlake witnessing the magic happen in real time.
It’s crazy how intricate and complicated Michael’s arrangements were and we would not have known what a musical genius he really was
Michael Jackson was a Singer Songwriter. The whole Thriller Album was produced by Quincy Jones. Do you really belive that Michael Jackson played all the instruments himself aka produced his music? He did not. He was a singer and writes his songs. That's it.
The "Frog or Froggy" sound was made with a Casio MT-60, it is always great to hear these, also the "rap" was done in two takes. thank you, Chris
It's the 401 mate.
@@b00ts4ndc4ts yes and the casiotone MT-60 there was more than one keyboard with that preset
@@davidfogg1845 it was about the inputs or rather the out puts in a studio situation and not the audio engine
All the synth details:
youtube.com/@anthonymarinellimusic?si=cS1zmvoaTWPVDW6_
@@Gabrielle4870 his page has to be one of the most interesting I watched on RUclips.
The guy counting is the man, myth, legend, writer of most of the songs on Off the Wall & Thriller, Mr. Rod Temperton RIP.
Thsnk you Chris for the amazing Michael Jackson unpacking. Your videos on MJ unlock a whole new world of vocal expression that reaches deep and pulls out our own uniqueness and originality by experimenting with what he does and his approach to singing. Such a treasure.
Like in advanced!!
Michael Jackson is amazing!!
PS: O Percussionista Brasileiro Paulinho da Costa participou do Thriller
:)
Man I really enjoyed this video. It showed just how much work Michael put into recording this song and also how much work the engineers put into blending all of the technology they had at their disposal during that period of time. The harmonies were of the chain. Those gave me all sorts of ideas of what to put into my future recordings of harmony. Thank you so much for dissecting this song. There was a lot of genius put into this production. Things that I would not have even imagined, had you not taking this song apart and letting us hear the results of this recording. I appreciate you for doing this today. I wish you continued success with all of your future projects and videos and I also wish you continued success financially as well. Thank you again. Have a wonderful day and weekend.
@32:14 "The inspired captured moment is always better than going for perfection". You nailed it bro! We have become so artificially perfection conscience because of technology. Raw emotion and imperfection gives it that soul connection to the music. Thanks again for another BANGER!
I love the way MJ sounds like he's on the edge of actually crying, so near to breaking, desperation
Michael’s vocals should be a course in all schools lol
Chris, I love your Michael videos. I love how you break down his vocals, music etc
Guys, the Thriller clip is with
992 million views on YT, help the king earn another song with billions
you're obsessed with statistics 🤣
@@onesong2001Well that’s what it’s all about today
@@XAMAKA... only for people who are not interested in music.
@@onesong2001 I mean listen to Sabrina carptenter, Ava Max and so on. Of course the people have no heart for music nowadays. They just listen generic trash
@@XAMAKA... Ava max isn't even in the same category as Sabrina. Two different artists and two different types of pop.
It feels illegal watching this video 😂🔥🔥🔥
True😂
Ca l'est moins qu'il y a 20 ans, car les sessions multitracks sont devenues un marché, elles sont vendues au public à présent. On peut acheter tout ça.
Michael's control and grit are AMAZING!!!!
19:36 - 20:05 you made a great point; "because they're weird, because they're volatile, and vulnerable." That's what I love about Michael's music. He was a perfectionist but he also didn't hide or fix the so called "imperfect" parts of his voice. How he recorded it is exactly what you hear on the finished product. Prince was like this too. That's why they're inspirations to me and my music. I don't use autotune. I don't like to OVER produce my music. As singers were supposed to love ALL the parts and textures of our voice. I'm glad you appreciate RAW/Authentic Vocalists🫵🏽👏🏽👏🏽😌
That practice track of MJ's voice is a historic artifact that needs preserving!, got chills hearing that gem!
Anthony Marrenilli's programming of the synths is out of this world. He gave MJ his sound.
Casio 401 frog sound
There was a contest to win the Casio that has the frog bass. I didn't win. 😆
Yes he has as much to blame for how good these are as anyone. Also Greg Phillanganes.
You guys should go check out Doctor Mix recreate this whole song. It’s amazing!
@@Sirie7206 I saw the Doctor Mix vid some time back ... So dope.
@@Jacqueal Il y a un an, ils parlaient tous les deux dans un commentaire sous une vidéo de se rencontrer et de faire quelque chose ensemble. L'ont-ils fait ?
Nice to have a fresh take on Thriller - which these multitracks totally deliver on. I say that as a fan who doesn't listen to the hits as often anymore as i'm so tied up in album tracks and obscure demos. As ever, thanks for these multitracks Chris!
Awesome to hear a master of his craft
Thank you for all, more songs of Michael Jackson pleaaaaaase. King of Music
About the howls, Bruce Swedien (genius engineer) said his dog was supposed to howl but didn't come to the studio. I forget why. Michael howled instead, and they used that because it was so good.
Yeah, dog hasn´t showed up? No problem. I´ll do it, said MJ. Hilarious.
@@bublifuk I believe this is In B. Swedien's book. Wild tale.
The dog wouldnt howl that's why. Thats why Michael did it.
OMG 😭 Hearing all this makes me emotional ...
Michael`s vocals: He does sound truly TERRIFIED! How does he do it? 😳😅
The Rhodes is so beautiful ... sounds etheral and like a starry night sky 🤩
Really hear the genius of Rod, MJ and Quincy on this track
C'mon man ! Don't forget Bruce Swedien, the master of sound !
These tracks are so fun to explore, and these assessments are great fun to watch because we can see the pure JOY and intrigue on your face as you listen. It's the same we all are, as fans of MJ's work! These multitracks turn our beloved tunes into playgrounds for our eyes and ears. I was doing the same thing years ago when some of the other tracks were floating around out there, but your software is much better. :P
Thanks for doing these!
When he started howling I lost it 😂😂😂😂
Dude knew how to have fun in the studio, something lost with most solo artists
@@hotfroganimations indeed. What a gem!
timestamp?
@@DREARBEATS ah shiet, no idea. I think it was kinda where the monologue starts? 🤣
Commenting before I've even watched, but I know this is going to be fire!!!
Wow, great video. Thanks for taking the time to dissect and explain and share. Always loved this song but now I’ve heard dimensions I don’t know existed.
It’s unfortunate they don’t make music this way anymore. Same goes for the amazing video that went with this banger. RIP Michael
I havent even watched this video yet but I KNOW this is gonna be an absolute treat to the ears.
Looking at Chris nerding out so much about every single thing about this song still gives me hope in humanity haha loved the analysis
This made my day. Loved hearing the instrumentation all the way down to the vocals. I wanted to hear more on how he built the chord vocally when he sang “they’re open wide.” That part really fascinates me. I think I heard a major 7th in there. Great video.
33:32 - My favorite part of the vocals. Seriously that always took the song to another level. You don't hear too many background vocal arrangements like that anymore. Rod Temperton and MJ were genuises and the mold was broken once they were made.
I’m glad you highlighted his phrasings and how he incorporates the emotion required for the lyric
When the frog bass drops in the final mix it adds so much. It’s magical how these small production decisions can ignite the groove like that.
Wow, this is really cool. Interesting how on his harmonies, he does not use hardly any vibrato! What a genius! Thanks for this video!
Truc de ouf, once again !!! Quincy and MJ brought a pure diamond and made it perfect !
Et leur équipe de ouff
Omg this is historical
chris, im a huge fan of michael and you. thank you for making these awesome videos! please make more of michael jackson!! ❤
I FREAKING LOVE these multitrack video's!
32:55 What a progression
Rod Temperton
Thank you so much for this! what an amazing inside look this is!
fun fact, the “frog“ sound that you’re talking about was made by the Cassat ton MT 40 which at the time cost between $100-$150. If I remember the story correctly, they wanted a unique sound in Quincy Jones just happened to have one lying around his house and they found that preset and they used it for that effect, this was mentioned by Anthony, who was one of the synthesizer programmers for the album.
It's actually an MT60. The MT40 is famous for providing the Wayne Smith "Sleng Teng" riddim.
@@CasioChaosTheory actually we are both wrong. It was the Cotone 401: ruclips.net/video/NEwzTpd8uRg/видео.htmlsi=Nh6nQN2F67Y5rqpP
Great video! You give really powerful advices!!! Thank you!!
Fantastic video Chris! Thank you so much!
I love how much i'm learning about music here! Thanks Chris! ❤✨
I don't even wanna know how you obtained such an iconic song in multitrack form. This song is what got me into MJ. Also never knew they added a Theramin in there!
It's on torrents for years
@@Valet2 learn something new every day I guess!
@@Valet2i wonder who got the multi tracks to make them available in the first place
@@Valet2the starlight version has been around for years, but not the original. It’s hard to find
Great minds at work for sure.
Thank you so much for this analysis!! You're awesome!! 🤩
this is what i love about music. Even MJ isn't with us anymore his music, vision still lives.
You look like a kid with a brand new toy. So awesome.
Btw, You forgot to show the Theremin which is outstanding.
Yeah, Chris´s enthusiasm is so cute.
Men are kids
i love your excitement and brilliance in your comments! much love for you content!
The biggest and greatest album of all time.
The genius of mj , Jones, Greg, David Williams and Bruce Swedien
Anthony Martinelli, Steve Lukather and ROD TEMPERTON
How precious man,
How musical.
One more true masterclass from Chris.
THANKS
The breakdown of this track is amazing. So much added in, a real case of more is more. Chris, the way you breakdown Michael’s tracks is amazing.
I think Michael Jackson made the wolf noise
He did
I love how there are so many moments of the same exact reaction you and I have at the same point. These MJ videos are so much fun!
You absolutely blow my mind, Chris with your incredible content and courses!! You've opened up so many sub-worlds in the world of music for me. Thriller is one of my all-time favorite pieces of music because of its complexity and musicality but I had not even thought about the complexity of the tracks. You are the best! My skills as a singer/musician have skyrocketed since I started following you and enrolling in your courses. Whew, my friend! I'm out of breath trying to keep up with your content and the skills there are to learn. Thank you.
That was so wonderful! Thank you!!!
Michael had sooo many different vocalizations outside of singing. He puts so much raw energy and emotion into his music
Sorry Chris-mas but i have to make another message. We have to give praise to the genius of Rod Temperton. Try to imagine that somebody actually ALL BY HIMSELF. Came up with ALL the parts, GENIUS! Songs today are so simplistic in comparison
Utter perfection. The whole album really.
Shows how things are overproduced too much today
Thriller is an amazing album, but arguably the worst example when trying to make a point against anything being over produced. Especially after watching a video about the endless amount of different tracks that are virtually impossible to detect when listening to the final song. Thriller is a celebration of over producing to perfection.
Bro, this is overproduction done right 😭
@@donbambothis isn’t “overproduced” it’s produced with a perfected level of detail
I’ve never heard a theremin played so in tune! Bravo that player
Wasn't it made with the arp2600 🫣 like a synthesized theremin, with keys played
Such an interesting instrument. I love the theramin
The theremin was played on an ARP 2600 Tonus.
ruclips.net/video/Qf_x97bfxQk/видео.htmlsi=7PZG5XCT7JXExB-F
Wow!! This is dope!! 🔥🔥
Imperfections of a great artist are always wonderful.
30:36 the greatest Bridge in Pop Music
What a treat, Chris, wow! Not only because we have a chance of being able to hear all the magic behind the creation of this iconic song, but also because of your excitement and attention to details. All this makes the whole experience more impressive. I kept getting chills throughout the whole video. Thank you, Chris!!🥰🥰
Absolute goosebumps. Just wow.
Yoooooo! I’m very excited for this one!
Chris, I can tell you're as entranced by this as I am... it's a real masterpiece. unique in every way
Hello!😊
I'm a Michael Jackson voice impressionist!
Thanks 🫡!to your videos I've really learned alot about Michael Jackson's way of excecuting his vocals
Specially along with the soundtracks
You got videos of yourself?
@@AtomizedSound Not yet mate
Still working with my voice😅
Thank you for asking
This is such a gift to be able to enjoy this. Just amazing!!
the greatest education in the world is to see masters at work! Thank you for this!!!!
Love these studio multitracks. So fascinating and so much fun to hear the different tracks. Those harmonies are amazing. Your joy and delight as you listen and point out nuances in the performance is a highlight of your videos and is wonderfully contagious. Great job as always Chris 🙏🥰
Amazing video as always, Chris! Would love to see you analyse and react to Michaels recording session if we are the world.
That was so cool...and fascinating. Thank you.
It's amazing what can be contained in one song.
Man that’s a real treasure what you showed us…thank you for sharing this treasure. GOOD LUCK ❤
This was so cool dude
Mr Liepe : thankyou so much for this video and all the extensive breakdowns you've done. As an enthusiastically poor singer (yet unfortunately never stops me) I enjoy every single video you put out and the fact you use my most important and favourite artist is just a complete gift.
He made vocal hic ups his own!! No one can do it like MJ!❤
That "They are open wide" .. just amazing!
Anthony Marinelli who worked on Thriller has a video on youtube about the frog bass
Omg MJ. Give me 5 minutes, I'll make tea and watch the video 🌚
Thanks for doing MJ constantly!
32:06 - 32:32 beautifully said. I couldn't agree more💯💯🩷
Too much love for you Chris 🙌🏾
Love your Michael Jackson sessions and look forward to each and everyone, thank you for your time and passion sharing with us ❤
Chris awesome as all ways u made me laugh at 30:44 with the backing vocals I see you have how can I put it.... a backing vocal orgasm 😂 but to be fair I had one with the whole of this video 😂 again awesome Chris love it 🤘🏽😉🤘🏽
C'est vraiment la preuve que la musique avant c'était quelque chose. C'est beaucoup plus acoustique et très bon à entendre
Thanks Chris Liepe!
Sick. MJ is the god of music. Pinnacle of all artistry
L.I.T.E.R.A.L.L.Y!
In the words of Brian Eno “Perfection is characterlessness” ✌️❤️
Goodness. This is magic
Got my headphones in for this.
Fun video!
Thanks for the post.
I love hearing the iso tracks.