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Controversial British graffiti artist BANKSY has made fun of MICHAEL JACKSON in a new drawing which went on exhibition in London yesterday (01DEC06).
Banksy's drawing is inspired by classic children's tale HANSEL AND GRETEL and features Jackson, who was acquitted of child molestation last year (05), crouching in the doorway of a cottage holding out a sweet (candy) to a young girl and boy.
The shock artist - famed for doctoring 500 copies of PARIS HILTON's debut album PARIS - says, "I feel the spirit of Christmas was being lost. It was becoming increasingly uncommercialised more and more."
His Jackson drawing is displayed in Santa's Grotto, which is exhibiting graffiti, art and sculpture.
~ Michael Jackson
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i just.... cant believe. really.
i wasnt his biggest fan, but i just LOVE his classics as beat it or thriller. now im downloading all his song so i can enjoy his best (any tip of music?)
anyway. its sad, i know. and hard to imagine. but, keep your head up (cant take any other twitter new bout him! haha). WELL MISS YOU MR MOONWALKER!!!
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1979 : sortie de Off the Wall, en collaboration avec Quincy Jones. Michael Jackson accède au rang de pop star avec des hits comme Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Rock with You ou She's Out Of My Life
Michael Jackson [1942-2007]
"was fundamentally an ethnographer. He wasn't a brewer and he wasn't an historian. He called himself a journalist, but his biggest contribution was understanding beer in the context of the culture in which it was brewed.
He might have approached beer from the sensory perspective, as much wine writing does, or he could have gone out to breweries and described the beer they made, like a simple journalist. Instead, he did this: [...] Jackson situated beer in a place. He demonstrated how it was an expression of the culture of the people who made it. [...]
The thing that fueled the American brewing revival was how people fell in love with beer, and Jackson's culture-rich writing was one of the main vectors of that romance. [...]
Jackson got some things wrong in 1977. This indicates not shoddy work, but old work. What's remarkable is, after forty years, how much still stands up."
—Jeff Alworth: at Beervana
30 May 2016.
My album cover contest has come to a close and the scores have been tallied. Contestants received a half point for each artist correctly identified and a half point for each album, making the highest possible score 55 points.
And the winner is... Raul Gutierrez!
Combining his own considerable musical knowledge with that of several friends, as well as incorporating some clever cyber-sleuthing techniques, Raul was able to at least partially identify a whopping forty-four of the fifty-five album covers for a total of 41 points.
I will be creating a song for Raul, tailored to the topic of his choice. It remains to be seen if this prize makes him a lucky winner.
My thanks to everyone who participated! Here is the full list of album covers, in order of appearance (also annotated in the image above):
MC5: Kick Out the Jams (1969)
Slayer: Haunting the Chapel [EP] (1984)
Tortoise: TNT (1998)
Mission of Burma: On Off On (2002)
Godflesh: Hymns (2001)
Andrew W.K.: 55 Cadillac (2009)
Dream Theater: The Silent Man [Single] (1994)
NPR: Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me [Podcast] (2011)
Danzig: Danzig III: How the Gods Kill (1992)
Adolescents: Adolescents (1981)
Necrophagist: Epitaph (2004)
Quicksand: Quicksand [EP] (1989)
Berlin: Love Life (1984)
Tuatara: East of the Sun (2007)
Morphine: Cure for Pain (1993)
Daughters: Daughters (2010)
Poison: Open Up and Say… Ahh! (1988)
Tomahawk: Mit Gas (2003)
Fugazi: 13 Songs (1988)
Neurosis: Times of Grace (1999)
Dead or Alive: Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know (1986)
Gwar: Hell-O! (1988)
The Magnetic Fields: The Charm of the Highway Strip (1984)
Terry Riley: The Book of Abbeyozzud (1999)
Karp: Suplex (1995)
The Velvet Underground: The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)
Belle & Sebastian: Dog on Wheels [EP] (1997)
Hum: Electra 2000 (1993)
Orange 9mm: Driver Not Included (1995)
King Crimson: Discipline (1981)
Tone Language: Patience Is the Key (2000)
Various Artists: Jackass the Movie: The Official Soundtrack (2002)
Suicidal Tendencies: The Art of Rebellion (1992)
Beatallica: A Garage Dayz Nite (2001)
The Dismemberment Plan: ! (1995)
Ingram Marshall: Fog Tropes / Gradual Requiem / Gambuh I (1990)
TV on the Radio: New Health Rock [EP] (2004)
The Dismemberment Plan: Emergency and I (1999)
Peter Gabriel: Security (1982)
Nirvana: Incesticide (1992)
Shellac: Terraform (1998)
The B-52s: Wild Planet (1980)
Information Society: Information Society (1988)
Wolves in the Throne Room: Black Cascade (2009)
Mr. Bungle: Mr. Bungle (1991)
Mr. Bungle: Goddammit I Love America [Demo] (1988)
Falco: Falco 3 (1986)
Michael Jackson: Thriller (1982)
Sepultura: Beneath the Remains (1989)
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult: Hit and Run Holiday (1995)
His Name Is Alive: Always Stay Sweet (1999)
Mogwai: Rock Action (2001)
Dead Kennedys: Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables (1980)
Quicksand: Slip (1993)
Modern English: After the Snow (1982)
In 1996, Michael Jackson has recorded the videoclip of the song "They Don´t Care About Us" at the Pelourinho.
He can still be seen there.
They still don´t care...
Good bye.
Terharu juga tengah malam liat upacara penghormatan terakhir baginya.
Cari di hard disk, ternyata ketemu juga foto patung MJ di Madam Tussaud.
Sekedar menyalurkan rasa haru atas kepergian sang perfeksionis.
' "I'm not gonna spend my life being a color." '
A great shot from this wonderful video.
All I did was brighten it a bit.
"Heal the World, make it a better place. For you and for me and the entire human race"
Michael Jackson (1958-2009)
Que dÃa mas triste.
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The end of the 'BAD' video. The settings on the camera weren't right when I took this shot, I was trying to find a way to make it look a little less bright on the left side of his face, but then I turned it to black and white and I really liked the way that this shot turned out and I just had to upload it.
Another shot from the 'BAD' video. I didn't edit it a lot, all I really did was darken it down a bit to try and get it as focused on him as much possible and to make the guys behind him less noticeable. And I cropped it a little bit so there would be less of my phone screen in the picture.
I love that face so much! It's like,"Get outta my face before I do something that both of us are gonna regret...." either that or "who's bad?"
Michael Jackson with my friends Jack Viviani and Don Liggett. Photo taken at night around the pool area at the Kahala Hilton Hotel, early February 1988. Michael was super nice to all of us and we spent about 15 minutes with him.
This was four years after Michael's scalp was burned during the filming of a Pepsi commercial, two years after he was diagnosd with vitiligo, a skin condition, one month before he finalized the purchase of the land that would become Neverland, and four months before he began sexually molesting Safechuck according to the documentary Leaving Neverland.
By the way, I have seen the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland and I believe Wade Robson and Jimmy Safechuck. Others feel differently.
Scanned from the original 35MM film negative.
Don Liggett's 2007 obituary:
www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/don-liggett-...
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