La nouvelle de son décès a été confirmée il y a moins d'une heure sur les sites d'info US...
A 50 ans c'est une vraie tragédie... Quelle carrière, quelle vie, quelle fin...
R.I.P Michael JACKSON
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Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
Je n'arrive pas à réaliser...c trop triste
Une étoile filante qui faisait partie de notre vie à tous
A 3 semaines de sa remontée sur scène, c'est terrible.
On est tous un peu orphelins aujourd'hui
Une étoile filante qui faisait partie de notre vie à tous
A 3 semaines de sa remontée sur scène, c'est terrible.
On est tous un peu orphelins aujourd'hui
Have Fun Again, I want you to have fun...
Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
Immense perte pour la musique....
Je me souviens l' avoir vu à Wertert en 92 je crois... une scène gigantesque, et le King of the pop entamant Billie Jean à plus de 10m de hauteur avec un spot sur lui, et pousuivant avec ses pas de Moonwalk.... du délire.....
Tous ses live shows étaient à la mesure de ce que l' on pouvait voir dans ses clips....au millimètre près....
Encore une énorme star qui nous quitte, rip M.
Je me souviens l' avoir vu à Wertert en 92 je crois... une scène gigantesque, et le King of the pop entamant Billie Jean à plus de 10m de hauteur avec un spot sur lui, et pousuivant avec ses pas de Moonwalk.... du délire.....
Tous ses live shows étaient à la mesure de ce que l' on pouvait voir dans ses clips....au millimètre près....
Encore une énorme star qui nous quitte, rip M.
Alain M
Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
Il est 12h30, le monde entier est bouleversé, tout le monde se sent concerné. Je m'en remets pas...
Il faisait partie de notre vie, il est l'un de ceux qui m'a fait découvrir et aimé cette black music qui m'est indispensable comme l'air que je respire.
Il aura eu une vie (trop courte) magnifique et terrible à la fois.
On t'aime Michael
Il faisait partie de notre vie, il est l'un de ceux qui m'a fait découvrir et aimé cette black music qui m'est indispensable comme l'air que je respire.
Il aura eu une vie (trop courte) magnifique et terrible à la fois.
On t'aime Michael
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Bernard Paris
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Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
Idem que vous,
Michael, enfant star, vécu en star, mort en star avant le retour...
Mort prématurament, lui qui ne voulait pas vieillir...
Repose en paix
Michael, enfant star, vécu en star, mort en star avant le retour...
Mort prématurament, lui qui ne voulait pas vieillir...
Repose en paix
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Electrofred
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Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
C'est la première fois que je suis à ce point bouleversé depuis l'annonce de la disparition d'un artiste. Je suis pourtant un dur à cuir. Rien à faire, les yeux se mouillent.
Anecdotique :
Depuis quelques jours, j'écoute en boucle son dernier album "INVINCIBLE". Je ne sais pas pourquoi, j'ai eu envie d'écouter énormément Michael Jackson avec cet album là...
Curieuse coincidence, la journée du 25, je me suis même passé 3 ou 4 fois en boucle "Whatever Appens" avec Santana (Je vous recommande de découvrir ce morceau si cela n'est pas déjà fait). C'est même le dernier morceau que ma chaîne hifi a joué vers 18h30/19h... il semble que cela soit aussi l'heure où s'est déroulé le drame.
Anecdotique :
Depuis quelques jours, j'écoute en boucle son dernier album "INVINCIBLE". Je ne sais pas pourquoi, j'ai eu envie d'écouter énormément Michael Jackson avec cet album là...
Curieuse coincidence, la journée du 25, je me suis même passé 3 ou 4 fois en boucle "Whatever Appens" avec Santana (Je vous recommande de découvrir ce morceau si cela n'est pas déjà fait). C'est même le dernier morceau que ma chaîne hifi a joué vers 18h30/19h... il semble que cela soit aussi l'heure où s'est déroulé le drame.
"La vie ne consiste pas à survivre à l'orage, mais à apprendre à danser sous la pluie."
-Nile Rodgers, C'est CHIC-
-Nile Rodgers, C'est CHIC-
Re: R.I.P Michael JACKSON
Inerview de Nile Rodgers pour Reuters :
On y apprend que Nile a poposé à Michael de l'heberger en 1996...
"I just hope that his family has peace. I hope Michael's soul is
at peace. It's still overwhelming and I'm sorry I'm not a little clearer. It's
devastating to me. I don't quite get it. I just don't understand how a person
who is younger than I was and to me still had a lot to give the world, is no
longer here. I still haven't really digested it," Rodgers said.
Rodgers said Jackson would be remembered as one of the biggest
influences on pop culture.
"It's on the level of Elvis. It's on the level of The Beatles.
It's on the level of Madonna, Streisand. I mean it's that superlative, it's
that rarefied air of just the handful of superstars. It feels a little weird
because records like 'Thriller' are so big, you almost forget all the other
great stuff that preceded it and even things that happened after 'Thriller'.
I've been around a lot of stars and I've been around a lot of great music, but
when you listen to Michael's stuff, you can see that it was ground-breaking on
many different levels. Imagine having a career over and over and over again
and each time that that career jump-started the next phase of his life. It
sort of changed pop culture."
In 1994, Jackson married Elvis Presley's only child, Lisa Marie, but
the marriage ended in divorce in 1996. Rodgers recalled the pop singer
appeared to be struggling to cope at the time.
"I actually said to him - 'You know what, Michael, you seem like
you're in pain, bro. Why don't you come up to my house. I live in Connecticut,
I guarantee you, no-one will know that you're there. You can just hide out, we
can chill, we can just play music for a couple of days, we can sit and talk.
He didn't take me up on it, but I could tell he was a little bit in pain,
searching, wanted peace and I think it was nice to reminisce with somebody who
knows them from way back in the old days. I mean the fact we spent time
talking about being on tour with the Jackson Five, I mean, literally that's
what we talked about for 3 or 4 hours. You could see that he was happy
thinking about those memories," Rodgers said.
Rodgers said Jackson was a kind soul, and always looked out for
others.
"He was always sweet and wonderful. I remember one time I called
his office because a girl from the 'Make a Wish Foundation', her last request
was to meet Michael Jackson. He was performing at Madison Square Garden. So I
called his office and they said sure, bring her over. I brought her to the
show and she had a brain tumor. Not only did I bring her backstage - and
Michael just treated her like a princess, but when everybody saw me bringing
her back to Michael, then next thing I know everybody in the audience, I mean
people from Mike Tyson, LL Cool Jay, next thing I know, this little girl, and
she even said that, it was the greatest night of her life."
On y apprend que Nile a poposé à Michael de l'heberger en 1996...
"I just hope that his family has peace. I hope Michael's soul is
at peace. It's still overwhelming and I'm sorry I'm not a little clearer. It's
devastating to me. I don't quite get it. I just don't understand how a person
who is younger than I was and to me still had a lot to give the world, is no
longer here. I still haven't really digested it," Rodgers said.
Rodgers said Jackson would be remembered as one of the biggest
influences on pop culture.
"It's on the level of Elvis. It's on the level of The Beatles.
It's on the level of Madonna, Streisand. I mean it's that superlative, it's
that rarefied air of just the handful of superstars. It feels a little weird
because records like 'Thriller' are so big, you almost forget all the other
great stuff that preceded it and even things that happened after 'Thriller'.
I've been around a lot of stars and I've been around a lot of great music, but
when you listen to Michael's stuff, you can see that it was ground-breaking on
many different levels. Imagine having a career over and over and over again
and each time that that career jump-started the next phase of his life. It
sort of changed pop culture."
In 1994, Jackson married Elvis Presley's only child, Lisa Marie, but
the marriage ended in divorce in 1996. Rodgers recalled the pop singer
appeared to be struggling to cope at the time.
"I actually said to him - 'You know what, Michael, you seem like
you're in pain, bro. Why don't you come up to my house. I live in Connecticut,
I guarantee you, no-one will know that you're there. You can just hide out, we
can chill, we can just play music for a couple of days, we can sit and talk.
He didn't take me up on it, but I could tell he was a little bit in pain,
searching, wanted peace and I think it was nice to reminisce with somebody who
knows them from way back in the old days. I mean the fact we spent time
talking about being on tour with the Jackson Five, I mean, literally that's
what we talked about for 3 or 4 hours. You could see that he was happy
thinking about those memories," Rodgers said.
Rodgers said Jackson was a kind soul, and always looked out for
others.
"He was always sweet and wonderful. I remember one time I called
his office because a girl from the 'Make a Wish Foundation', her last request
was to meet Michael Jackson. He was performing at Madison Square Garden. So I
called his office and they said sure, bring her over. I brought her to the
show and she had a brain tumor. Not only did I bring her backstage - and
Michael just treated her like a princess, but when everybody saw me bringing
her back to Michael, then next thing I know everybody in the audience, I mean
people from Mike Tyson, LL Cool Jay, next thing I know, this little girl, and
she even said that, it was the greatest night of her life."
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