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To: Chris Tucker
I never saw any good in Jacksons music. There wasn't a real solid talent there. It appealed to those who like the same sound over and over and over again. It was boring.
20 posted on 11/23/2003 9:03:03 PM PST by concerned about politics ( "Satire". It's Just "Satire.".......So it is.)
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To: concerned about politics
I never saw any good in Jacksons music. There wasn't a real solid talent there. It appealed to those who like the same sound over and over and over again. It was boring.

This is nothing but a general statement that contains your biased opinion. You obviously are not a fan of soul/pop/R & B music and never even listened to none of Michael's early work. Even those who believe that Michael's conduct and personality is detrimental concede that he's still a legendary singer with fantastic work that rivals the likes of the Beatles and Elvis Presley, if not surpasses.

I could easily just make a statement saying that Garth Brooks or Johnny Cash sucks, but I won't because I rarely listen to country music enough to form an opinion of it.

26 posted on 11/23/2003 9:15:01 PM PST by Chris Tucker
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To: concerned about politics
"I never saw any good in Jacksons music. There wasn't a real solid talent there. It appealed to those who like the same sound over and over and over again. It was boring."

I was more into Metal when I was in Junior High / High School but I have to admit some of MJ's stuff was revolutionary and ahead of its time.

I am not trying to defend his recent behavior in the last 12 or so years. He is a freak and needs to be put away from society.

48 posted on 11/23/2003 10:07:05 PM PST by Crispy
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