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Yeah, I absolutely think you can hear MJ's influence on Ed's Ten-era vocals. MJ had a really uniquely percussive delivery, and you can hear it in a lot of what Ed does on that record. Whether or not it was intentional, accidental, or somewhere in between, there's definitely strong hints of MJ in there.
rolling stone put Purple Rain at number 2 for the best albums of the 80s. Thriller was at 7
So there you go.
London Calling was #1 and The Joshua Tree was #3, right?
Weren't Sign "O" the Times and 1999 also in the top 10-15?
EDIT: Nevermind. 1999 was #16. Dirty Mind was #18. Sign "O" the Times was #76. Prince and Springsteen were the only artists with four albums in the top 100.
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bada wrote:
stip wrote:
rolling stone put Purple Rain at number 2 for the best albums of the 80s. Thriller was at 7
So there you go.
Touching kids will cost you a few spots.
they didn't list their criteria.
Although...
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He was also reluctant to do what Jones calls a "beg" on "The Lady in My Life." "That's asking a girl to give you some," says the producer, laughing. "That's against Michael's nature."
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Lament wrote:
Yeah, I absolutely think you can hear MJ's influence on Ed's Ten-era vocals. MJ had a really uniquely percussive delivery, and you can hear it in a lot of what Ed does on that record. Whether or not it was intentional, accidental, or somewhere in between, there's definitely strong hints of MJ in there.
I'm sure at least part of it was intentional. Ed's gone on record saying he first started singing to Jackson 5 albums
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stip wrote:
Lament wrote:
Yeah, I absolutely think you can hear MJ's influence on Ed's Ten-era vocals. MJ had a really uniquely percussive delivery, and you can hear it in a lot of what Ed does on that record. Whether or not it was intentional, accidental, or somewhere in between, there's definitely strong hints of MJ in there.
I'm sure at least part of it was intentional. Ed's gone on record saying he first started singing to Jackson 5 albums
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Lament wrote:
stip wrote:
rolling stone put Purple Rain at number 2 for the best albums of the 80s. Thriller was at 7
So there you go.
London Calling was #1 and The Joshua Tree was #3, right?
Weren't Sign "O" the Times and 1999 also in the top 10-15?
20-The Pretenders 19. Lou Reed- New York 18. Prince - Dirty Mind 17. Police - Synchronicity 16. Prince - 1999 15. the Replacements - Let it Be 14. Peter Gabriel - So 13. Midnight Oil -Diesel and Dust 12. Public Enemy - It takes a nation... 11. Elvis Costello - Get Happy 10. Tracey Chapman - Tracey Chapman 9. Richard and Linda Thompson -Shoot OUt the Lights (I have no idea what this is) 8. REM - Murmur 7. MJ - Thriller 6. Springsteen - Born in the USA 5. Paul Simon - Graceland 4. Talking Heads - Remain in Light 3. U2 - The Joshua Tree 2. Prince - Purple Rain 1. The Clash - London Calling
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dimejinky99 wrote:
stip wrote:
Lament wrote:
Yeah, I absolutely think you can hear MJ's influence on Ed's Ten-era vocals. MJ had a really uniquely percussive delivery, and you can hear it in a lot of what Ed does on that record. Whether or not it was intentional, accidental, or somewhere in between, there's definitely strong hints of MJ in there.
I'm sure at least part of it was intentional. Ed's gone on record saying he first started singing to Jackson 5 albums
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