Списания, книги, всичко с Майкъл

Затова въпросното писмо е част от книга...Ясно.

http://jetzi-mjvideo.com/books1-jetzi/10wrh/10wrh0al.html

Книгата на Leonard Rowe - What Really Happened to Michael Jackson

http://www.btv.bg/cinema/movies/movie/1378998827-Lunen_pateshestvenik.html


На 25.12. в 16,00 часа - Коледен подарък
Отбележете на календара и да не забравите да гледатееееееееее
Лунен пътешественик ... иеееееееееееееееееееее

Искам я!!!



A lot has been written about Michael Jackson! His musical genius has been analyzed, his life has been told in ever so many versions, his persona has created reactions from deep admiration to hate. But there is one thing, one big topic that played such a huge role in Michael's life and career but still has always been neglected: his relationship to his fans! This very special bond that existed between Michael and his fans around the world generated stories that have never been told before and shows a facet of Michael that the general public is not even aware of! "It's all about L.O.V.E" is a book that contains stories and poems that no journalist, no biographer and no editor in this world could ever write about Michael Jackson. It not only shows the immense inspiration Michael was to his fans but also includes true stories of fans meeting Michael backstage right before his concert or on the set of "In the closet", talking to Michael on the phone, giving an artwork-presentation to him, having a nightly conversation with him or even visiting Michael at home in Neverland. These are stories that only his fans can tell! May this book help to keep his memory alive for many generations of fans that will follow. Not of Michael Jackson the mega star, the Moonwalker or King of Pop - just of Michael, the man who so self-sacrificingly tried to show the world that it is all about L.O.V.E!

http://www.amazon.com/Its-about-L-O-V-E-Brigitte-Bloemen/dp/383914941X/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1266743898&sr=8-2

andeli написа:Искам я!!!



A lot has been written about Michael Jackson! His musical genius has been analyzed, his life has been told in ever so many versions, his persona has created reactions from deep admiration to hate. But there is one thing, one big topic that played such a huge role in Michael's life and career but still has always been neglected: his relationship to his fans! This very special bond that existed between Michael and his fans around the world generated stories that have never been told before and shows a facet of Michael that the general public is not even aware of! "It's all about L.O.V.E" is a book that contains stories and poems that no journalist, no biographer and no editor in this world could ever write about Michael Jackson. It not only shows the immense inspiration Michael was to his fans but also includes true stories of fans meeting Michael backstage right before his concert or on the set of "In the closet", talking to Michael on the phone, giving an artwork-presentation to him, having a nightly conversation with him or even visiting Michael at home in Neverland. These are stories that only his fans can tell! May this book help to keep his memory alive for many generations of fans that will follow. Not of Michael Jackson the mega star, the Moonwalker or King of Pop - just of Michael, the man who so self-sacrificingly tried to show the world that it is all about L.O.V.E!

http://www.amazon.com/Its-about-L-O-V-E-Brigitte-Bloemen/dp/383914941X/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1266743898&sr=8-2

И ако може преведена на български...

^ Ееее, прекаляваш

Айде, сега е мой ред да поискам нещо...ако може и в България!!!!!!!!!



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2 parfums "Michael Jackson", inspirés de Neverland

Franck Rouas vient de signer avec le père de Michael Jackson un contrat pour deux parfums en hommage au "roi de la pop"


превод:

Този договор обхваща създаването на гама от парфюми в почит на "Краля на попа", който изчезна през юни 2009 година. Вдъхновен от растения расте Невърленд, собственост на певеца в Калифорния, "Tribute Джексън" (за мъже) и "Джаксън легенда" (за жените) трябва да бъдат официално открити в Лас Вегас през март.


статията е на френски:

http://culture.france2.fr/mode/beaute/2-parfums-michael-jackson-inspires-de-neverland-66725021.html

andeli написа:^ Ееее, прекаляваш

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Man in the Music: Joe Vogel's Upcoming Book



Author Joe Vogel's book, Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson will be out on shelves in mid-October I am told. Although recently I said that I would only be blogging about the Murray trial and the players surrounding Michael's death, I could not overlook an opportunity to help promote something positive regarding Michael Jackson. While MJ fans still mourn and grieve, we also look for the chance to endorse any form of media that upholds any of Jackson's legacies. Joe Vogel does just that, by publishing a book whose focal point is one of the heirlooms Jackson left behind to the world; his creative genius through music.

To be clear, Vogel's book is not a posthumous tribute. This book was not thrown together in the time since Jackson died, by a journalist that does not hold the benefit of an in-depth knowledge of Jackson and his music. It is quite the opposite. On the day after Michael Jackson died, theHuffington Post began a four-part series written by Vogel, in which he states in part one, "Overshadowed by his eccentricities, his legal battles, and even his fluctuating commercial success, few people have explored what made Michael Jackson a star in the first place: his staggering artistic talent."

Vogel goes on to say that he grew up listening to Michael Jackson music, and though his musical interests changed, his interest in Jackson's music never waned. "Even as he hid behind walls and masks, even as he was reduced to a freakish caricature by the media, his complex mixture of joy, sadness, innocence, exhilaration, anger, paranoia, wonder, social concern, suffering, loneliness and transcendance came through in his songs. They reminded us that, after all, he was a human being."

In part two, Vogel gives the reader a glimpse of the book to come. He states that some of Jackson's greatest works came after Thriller. Consider Blood on the Dancefloor: HIStory in the Mix, with only five new tracks on it, yet "considered an artistic breakthrough by some." Vogel tackles the often misunderstood and complex Jackson song, Morphine. Without going into intricate detail, Vogel succinctly analyzes "the song, written and composed completely by Jackson, is one of his most experimental and brilliant creations. It is a confession, a personal intervention, a witness and a warning."

In part three, Vogel investigates the songs I Can't Help It from Off the Wall, Human Nature from Thriller and Liberian Girl from Bad. Vogel explains that I Can't Help It was written by Jackson's friend, Stevie Wonder and that Wonder was "blown away by Jackson's interpretation of the song: the flawlessly smooth delivery, brilliant harmonies, and variety of vocal twists, syncopation, and even scatting." Vogel moves next to Human Nature, offering the reader a piece of musical history, stating that the song was sent to Quincy Jones by the group Toto. Vogel describes the song as "(e)asily one of Jackson's best vocal performances, the song is further enhanced by it's subtle, intriguing lyrics..." Finally, Vogel explains that Liberian Girl as "once Jackson has successfully sped the listener out of society's world of control, discrimination, hypocrisy and limitations [in Speed Demon], we are suddenly transported into the faraway, primal jungles of Africa. The juxtaposition is striking (and quite bold and artistic for an album accused of being commercially calculated). The sound shift from mechanical to natural as the noises of engines dissolve into the distant cries of animals and birds. For Jackson, this seems to signify a purer, simpler world. It is if he is returning to the birthplace of music's origins to explore what it can teach us, to recover some essence that has been lost. In this way, 'Liberian Girl' seems to be as much a love song to Africa and what it signifies as it is to any one woman."

Lastly, in part four, (and possibly most important to Jackson fans), Vogel takes an in-depth look at Tabloid Junkie. Vogel states that the song is "a full-fledged indictment of the news media's increasing penchant for sensationalism and misinformation. Critics have typically reviewed such songs as examples of Jackson's persecution complex and self-absorption, but such a dismissal misses a more important fact: unlike most pop music content to dwell in shallow sentimentality and recycled cliches, Jackson, in this rather ambitious track, is singing truth to power on an issue with relevance far beyond his personal life."

The difference in Vogel the author, versus a journalist who merely wants to exploit Jackson (for profit as always) is in Vogel's background. Vogel is an award winning author, having written The Obama Movement and Free Speech 101. Not only does Vogel understand the significance of Michael Jackson's musical legacy, but of Jackson's social and cultural influence as well. Vogel adds dimension to his analyses, with histories of albums and songs along with those who worked with Jackson throughout the years.

From my personal standpoint, Jackson's hardcore fans will learn small facts that go along with Vogel's perspective and research. More importantly however, are those who are just learning about Michael Jackson, his music, his legacy and his message. I highly encourage everyone to buy Vogel's book, and you can pre-order Man in the Music here at Amazon at a 37% discount.

Richard Lecocq has released his newly published book, “Michael Jackson KING”




Richard Lecocq has released his newly published book, “Michael Jackson KING”( 26 april), a detailed documentation of Michael Jackson’s historic solo career as the world’s number one entertainer from 1979 – 2009. Richard takes the reader through the exploration of how the albums, films, tours, TV appearances and collaborations with other artists were created and became a part of the legacy of this great entertainer.

“Michael Jackson KING” includes in-depth interviews with Steve Barron who directed the plate-shifting “Billie Jean” video; choreographer Vincent Paterson of “Beat It,” “Thriller,” “Smooth Criminal,” “Black or White,” “Jam,” “Blood on the Dance Floor” and several TV performances; “imagineer” Rick Rothschild who worked on Captain EO; Matt Forger, the sound engineer from Thriller to HIStory; Buz Kohan, writer of the TV shows Disney 25, Motown 25, Sammy Davis, Jr.’s 60th Celebration, Elizabeth Taylor’s 65th Celebration, and Tom Bahler, writer and arranger of “We Are the World” and “She’s Out Of My Life.”

In addition to those interviews Richard interviewed me regarding the creation of Michael Jackson’s image for the cover of his first hugely successful solo album, Off the Wall. The look Michael and I created together at that time was a graphic metaphor of his coming of age, of his stepping out as a man on his own. Those images, the black and white palette, the socks and glove and all the other trademark elements we came up with, were kept in some form as the symbol of Michael Jackson throughout his career. His branding.