MJ was the best Raisin. interesting thing about his commercial is that he did the choreography, and pretty much directed the entire thing.

The modelers said MJ wasn't happen with his raisin that they modeled after his face, but was happy with the ones they modeled after Janet and Latoya. anyways.

Im positive mj made the dance, song, but couldn't voice (sing) it due to contracts at the time.  

Im listening to

Secret Garden By Bruce Springsteen

I luv this song

They edited the version that ended up airing.

Haven't seen this version until recently.

Awesome performance.

i immediately deleted all shit with "dj khaled" in any of the song credits without even listening.

For example, i downloaded the current billboard 100 hits, and im going song through song to find a good one, i assumed there'd be atleast 3 decent songs among the 100...

i got to a song called "EARFQUAKE".. 

im done. i give up 🤓
 

During the trial, there were almost no celebrities coming out and supporting Michael, and defending him. I don't remember seeing Madonna, or even Brook shields out there (now that he is gone they are). But i remember seeing donald trump.

He didnt do it for publicity. It wasnt even popular at the time for celebs to Support MJ, but he still did it. He even had popular shows on the air which were big time successes "the apprentice" and he didnt care if it'd hurt the ratings. he wanted to defend his friend.

He always said he knew Michael wasnt a pedophile. He always said michael would never do anything like that, and that michael was one of the most intelligent,caring people he has ever met.

This is what Donald had to say on larry king the other night.

KING: Joining us now on the phone, Donald Trump, old friend, real estate mogul, star of "Celebrity Apprentice."

 

How well did you know Michael, Donald?

 

DONALD TRUMP: Well, Larry, as you know, I knew him very well. He was a great guy. He was actually a very, very smart business man. He was somebody that was very special. He lived in Trump Tower for an extended period of time in New York -- and right next to me, actually. And so I got to know him very well.

 

He would go down to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach a lot. In fact, that's where he was with Lisa Marie Presley when it first came out. And he was there for a very long period of time. But he would go down often.

 

KING: When was the last time you spoke with him?

 

TRUMP: Probably a year ago, Larry. You know, Michael was a much different guy in the last seven or eight years, maybe 10 years, than he was. I always view it as two Michael Jacksons. You had...

 

KING: How do you mean?

 

TRUMP: Well, you had Michael from, let's say, up to around the age of 35. And that was somebody -- the greatest -- the greatest entertainer I've ever seen.

 

And then you had the later version of Michael, who was much more reticent. He was much shyer. I mean, you know, the -- he was just a -- a little bit of a different guy.

 

KING: Yes.

 

TRUMP: And I -- I really knew both Michaels. He was a terrific guy. He was a wonderful guy. But he lost a certain amount of confidence in the last ten years. I mean, he went through a lot, including some very, very bad doctors.

 

KING: What about the business aspect of this? Is he going to be worth a lot more gone than here?

 

TRUMP: Well, he's going to be worth a lot of money. He's got -- all of his albums are number one now. Probably they've never seen anything like it. I guess the debt will be paid off pretty quickly. He really was -- he was a great businessman. He'd come into my apartment, and we'd talk a lot about business.

 

As an example, he met with Paul McCartney. Paul McCartney was telling him -- and this is a pretty well-known story. Michael told it to me. Paul McCartney mentioned that he was going to try and buy back the other half of the Beatles music. Michael then went out and bought it. You could say it's not very nice. I've heard that Paul has always been very angry at Michael for doing that. Perhaps Paul shouldn't have mentioned it. Perhaps that's just business and the way it is.

 

But he really was a very, very good businessman. A very smart guy.

 

KING: You're a sharp realtor guy and you know southern California. I was up at Neverland. We did a whole show from there Thursday. I never saw a property as beautiful as that, 3,000 acres. What would you do with it?

 

TRUMP: I'm not sure exactly who owns it. A very good friend of mine, Tom Barrack (ph), is very much involved --

 

KING: He was there. Their company apparently pretty much owns it. TRUMP: Yes, Tom is a brilliant guy and a wonderful friend. And he was actually somebody who helped Michael Jackson a lot over the last couple of years. But I think Tom has that. I'm just not sure what you can do from a zoning standpoint.

 

KING: Could you envision a Graceland?

 

TRUMP: Well, I could, but it's a difficult area. You have to go through this town. As you know, they drove him crazy. The interesting thing is I've known Michael from many different standpoints. And Michael would spend a lot of time with my kids. I have beautiful kids. And at the time, like at Mar-a-Lago and even at Trump Tower, the kids were very young. Michael would come, play with the kids. He just loved children.

 

He was not a child molester. And I am certain of that. He loved children. He'd play with my son Eric, and my son Donald. And he'd just play with them forever. He loved children.

 

But he was not a child molester. You know that whole final saga of Neverland and the police and what they did was, I think, a very, very -- a very, very bad part of Michael's life.

 

KING: Are you coming out for the service?

 

TRUMP: They invited me today, and they've called me so many times. I'd love to do it. I just won't be able to there be. I'd love to be there. I'd love to be with you. I'd love to be with the family. But I just won't be able to be there.

 

KING: What do you make of this whole thing, this billions of people going to watch this on television?

 

TRUMP: Well he was a unique guy, you know? I first met him years ago when he did a concert in Madison Square Garden. I was back stage. I just spoke to him a little while. He was low key even in those days. That was the "Thriller" days, when he had great, great success. It was amazing, because I would talk to him. I would say, there's no way that this guy is going out to that stage to perform. Then you'd see him Moon Walk across the stage and the place would go crazy.

 

You know, I've had every entertainer working for me, more or less. And I just sort of know them all. I knew Pavarotti. I knew all the great entertainers. I think the greatest entertainer I've ever seen was Michael Jackson. There's never been anyone like him. I guess Elvis was like him, and the Beatles. There were a few every generation.

 

KING: Sinatra.

 

TRUMP: Sinatra was great. But there are very few. These people you can count them on your hand. Michael was one of them. Just a great guy. He took tremendous -- I mean, he's just had tremendous -- really difficult last ten years. His last ten years, he's been living in hell. KING: Donald, thanks so much for sharing these moments with us.

 

TRUMP: Thank you very much, Larry.

donald works in a business of people that probably wouldnt really want to support MJ, and probably do not understand him, and most likely think the worst of him. So Donald always coming out and always defending michael meant he had alot to lose since he needed the trust and friend ship of other developers for his businesses to succeed, but he didnt care. he wanted to support Michael and get the truth out.

Also, he has said recently that lisa Marie and michael were the real thing, which i do believe. he said when he was at his places, that they were always in the room together for days, and when they'd come out they'd be kissing and holding hands. and Lisa has since the trial and any other times, admitted that she was inlove with Michael.

I really didnt care much for Donald Trump before, but ever since the trial, and especially now, seeing him come out and not care about his own image, to defend someone he cared about, really makes me a huge fan, and admire him. He's a very honorable guy. He stood up for michael, when no one else would. he stood far more to lose than any of these other people.

So i just wanted to give a shout out to him on this. Best friend anyone could ask for.

Donald Trump is a cool honest person.

WOOT!

Icelandic band.

"Little talks" by Of Monsters and Men

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woGoM8T0gD8

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/29/eminem-album-confirmed-hat-2013_n_2037852.html?utm_hp_ref=entertainment

That's awesome. I can't believe eminem is already 40 though! damn that makes me old too because i remember when he was like 20 LOL.

His last album was awesome, so i expect this one to be as well. can't wait.

I am a fan of Aerosmith, so it's not surprising that I love this song, but even if it wasn't an aerosmith song, i'd probably still like it.

It reminds me of the old Love Rock Ballads of the 80s.

its like 5 songs in one

What's even cooler is their live songs sound just as good if not better than the studio versions.

"Madness" by Muse

I like this song!

Their latest album "the 2nd law" is pretty damn good.

"Oh, fuck this shit. I’m gonna play a fucking new song."

This is Billie Joe Armstrong responding to Green Day’s set being cut short at the iHeartRadio Music Festival last night in Las Vegas.

The band was performing "Basket Case"; from 1994's Dookie when a one-minute warning flashed up on a teleprompter. Organisers were reportedly running 25 minutes behind schedule so they decided to slash Green Day&'s set to make way for a 45-minute performance by Usher. Annoyed that he couldn't unveil any new songs from forthcoming album Uno, Armstrong took out his frustrations on Justin Bieber (who wasn't even at the festival) and a hapless guitar.

Here’s the transcript of his rant in full:

Oh, fuck this shit. I'm going to play a fucking new song. Fuck this shit. Give me a fucking break. One minute left. One minute fucking left. You're going to give me one fucking minute? Look at that fucking sign right there ,one minute. Let me fucking tell you something, let me tell you something, I've been around since fucking 198-fucking-8. And you're going to give me one fucking minute? You've got to be fucking kidding me! You're fucking kidding me. What the fuck! I'm not fucking Justin Bieber, you motherfuckers. You've got to be fucking joking. This is a fucking joke. I got one minute , one minute left. Oh, now I got nothing left. Let me show you what one fucking minute fucking means. One minute. God fucking love you all. We'll be back.

Armstrong recently revealed that Green Day is planning an Australian visit in “February or March” next year, with some smaller, more intimate shows on the cards.

http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/news/international/33768/Watch-Green-Days-most-punk-moment-since-Dookie

I agree with him, thats bull shit. The least popular Green Day song is way better than any Usher or Bieber song.

Love this performance, and its so awesome how Michael was singing live, which is something he didnt do much on his Dangerous, HIStory tours.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_5C-9TkwjA

man im excited.

Seeing MJ Perform is what made me a fan, and always brings me back to that.

Can't wait til sept

3 of the most kickin hardstyle tracks that I'm lovin right now!

Househeads (2012 Remix Edit)-Scope DJ

Tell Me About It (Extended Mix)-Tuneboy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxJbNCEOzrc

Soul Train-Geck-e

i love dubstep!

I don't know if this is considered techno, or club dance, or what.

Rudimental - "Feel The Love"

The 4 songs released so far are : Oh Love, Kill the DJ, Let Yourself Go, Nuclear Family

I love them all, but i have to say i'm really digging "Nuclear Family" at the moment.

Does anyone else like that songs?

Here they are:

Nuclear Family:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mGxueg64ek

Oh Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWwMqa-_210

Kill The DJ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW7VhkNqjnc

Let Yourself Go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_8C3Z1W_HI