He Gave His Nose
It's the 25th anniversary of the release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Writing my review in the Washington Post gave me occasion to really think on the album's importance, which runs so much deeper than it's status as the greatest selling album of all time. More than all of that, in 1983, "Thriller" almost singlehandedly achieved the reintegration of American music.
P.S.: If you really want a renewed respect for the Jackson family, just listen to this home demo that Michael, Randy and Janet (yes) put together in 1978, setting out the now famous arrangement of "Workin' Day And Night." They are so in the pocket with the percussion, it's insane.
posted by Dan Charnas at 9:32 PM
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Dantrification is the new Performance Channel. More videos.
I read Kwest somewhere saying he no longer wanted to kill his A&R, is that you off the hook or was that someone else?
Beezer!
Good to hear from you.
Yeah, we're trying this video thing.
Re: Kwest -- Oh please. Tommy and I were together at the Yankee game like one week before he said that. Artists can't admit they like their A&R men; it's bad for their image.
Thought you'd say that.
i think that link is busted!...do it again.
my school's internet filter was down so i was able to peep your youtube review...u crazy man! LOL
"no one knows what the nose knows when the nose blows!"
-George Clinton
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