Comments on: Unsolicited Career Advice for… Michael Jackson http://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/ your daily dose of pop culture Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: tummy tuckhttp://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-27008 tummy tuck Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:28:42 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-27008 The abdominoplastia is the surgical intervention directed on elimination tummy tuck. Simultaneously at this operation can be eliminated and other accompanying problems. The abdominoplastia is the surgical intervention directed on elimination tummy tuck. Simultaneously at this operation can be eliminated and other accompanying problems.

]]> By: EightE1http://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24515 EightE1 Tue, 03 Feb 2009 02:53:13 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24515 Not sure he's "registered." :^)<br><br>Rob<br>EightE1 Not sure he's “registered.” :^)

Rob
EightE1

]]> By: EightE1http://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24514 EightE1 Tue, 03 Feb 2009 02:51:43 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24514 Totally with you on that. I always found the "unplugged" environment really entertaining when artists who had the goods showed up, and hysterically funny when someone who didn't graced the stage. If Mikey's still got the chops, I think it'd be a helluva show.<br><br>Rob<br>EightE1 Totally with you on that. I always found the “unplugged” environment really entertaining when artists who had the goods showed up, and hysterically funny when someone who didn't graced the stage. If Mikey's still got the chops, I think it'd be a helluva show.

Rob
EightE1

]]> By: Chris Xhttp://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24495 Chris X Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:32:42 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24495 wait, did someone just call Mariah Carey gifted?<br><br>Anyway, I do miss the old MJ. You know, when he was black, male, and not a registered sex offender. Seriously, when I was younger, during Thriller's peak, I kept a Michael Jackson scrapbook(which I swear is collecting dust in my grandparents' garage somewhere, and requires an expedition of Indiana Jones proportion to retrieve) with all sorts of articles, clippings, pictures, and whatever else I could get my 7 year old hands on. Good thing I didnt keep it during the 90s, the prosecution could have used it as evidence. wait, did someone just call Mariah Carey gifted?

Anyway, I do miss the old MJ. You know, when he was black, male, and not a registered sex offender. Seriously, when I was younger, during Thriller's peak, I kept a Michael Jackson scrapbook(which I swear is collecting dust in my grandparents' garage somewhere, and requires an expedition of Indiana Jones proportion to retrieve) with all sorts of articles, clippings, pictures, and whatever else I could get my 7 year old hands on. Good thing I didnt keep it during the 90s, the prosecution could have used it as evidence.

]]> By: DwDunphyhttp://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24475 DwDunphy Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:49:01 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24475 The danger of astronauts on spacewalk is that they could drift too far away from the craft untethered and there's no way to ever pull them back. You can watch them drift away into the void and do absolutely nothing to retrieve them.<br><br>And then there's Michael Jackson, and the home base of commercial viability... The danger of astronauts on spacewalk is that they could drift too far away from the craft untethered and there's no way to ever pull them back. You can watch them drift away into the void and do absolutely nothing to retrieve them.

And then there's Michael Jackson, and the home base of commercial viability…

]]> By: WHarrisBullzEyehttp://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24462 WHarrisBullzEye Mon, 02 Feb 2009 16:30:28 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24462 I offered Jacko some advice back in 2004, when he released "The Ultimate Collection," but I can only presume that he never got word, since I never heard back. But here's what I said at the time...<br><br>"With everything he’s gone through in his personal life in recent years, what he really needs far more than anything else is to kick-start his musical credibility. The perfect way to do that would’ve been to put together a definitive collection of all - not some, but ALL - of his hits, spread out across as many discs as it takes to do the job properly . . . and I’m talking somebody-shake-the-cobwebs-off-'Farewell My Summer Love' definitive. But, instead, Jackson has opted to produce a collection that, given its cost and its content, is likely only to appeal to his diehard fans. They’re the ones most interested in hearing the rarities and demos included within, but they’re not the ones who need to be reminded how great Michael Jackson once was and could yet be again." I offered Jacko some advice back in 2004, when he released “The Ultimate Collection,” but I can only presume that he never got word, since I never heard back. But here's what I said at the time…

“With everything he’s gone through in his personal life in recent years, what he really needs far more than anything else is to kick-start his musical credibility. The perfect way to do that would’ve been to put together a definitive collection of all – not some, but ALL – of his hits, spread out across as many discs as it takes to do the job properly . . . and I’m talking somebody-shake-the-cobwebs-off-'Farewell My Summer Love' definitive. But, instead, Jackson has opted to produce a collection that, given its cost and its content, is likely only to appeal to his diehard fans. They’re the ones most interested in hearing the rarities and demos included within, but they’re not the ones who need to be reminded how great Michael Jackson once was and could yet be again.”

]]> By: MichaelForteshttp://popdose.com/unsolicited-career-advice-for-michael-jackson/comment-page-1/#comment-24461 MichaelFortes Mon, 02 Feb 2009 15:57:36 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=10820#comment-24461 Unplugged MJ actually sounds like a great idea, which means it will probably never happen. There's nothing I'd love more than for MJ, Janet, Mariah, and any number of other gifted pop/R&B performers to stop acting like they're in a state of arrested development and start making some mature, non-embarrassing music with real instruments about real life. Too obvious though, I suppose. Unplugged MJ actually sounds like a great idea, which means it will probably never happen. There's nothing I'd love more than for MJ, Janet, Mariah, and any number of other gifted pop/R&B performers to stop acting like they're in a state of arrested development and start making some mature, non-embarrassing music with real instruments about real life. Too obvious though, I suppose.

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