YzYyZyWhatisgood

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The who tunes

Fries

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Michael Jackson - Man of the Woods
1. Filthy
2. Midnight Summer Jam
3. Sauce
4. Man of the Woods
5. Higher Higher
6. Wave
7. Supplies
8. Morning Light feat. Alicia Keys
9. Say Something feat. Chris Stapleton
10. Hers (interlude)
11. Flannel
12. Montana
13. Breeze Off the Pond
14. Livin' Off the Land
15. The Hard Stuff
16. Young Man

SyIIabIes

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2 s*** threads from op. 30 mins apart. Mods

nine

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A feat with Timberlake would have went hard

eye contact

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Like OMG let Janet EP a proj for him

KingOfPop

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Will I am and Akon are involved for sure with a modern Off The Wall style sound

cyclops

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I want MJ album entirely produced by f1lthy

Botney

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Album Concept: Eclipse (working title)

Era: Post-Invincible (2001), pre-This Is It (2009)

Theme: Redemption, love, social awareness, personal reflection, and danceable grooves

Mood: Emotional, futuristic R&B, with occasional rock, funk, and pop flare

Length: 19 tracks (~70 minutes)

Producers

Rod Temperton (longtime collaborator, for classic MJ funk/R&B)

Teddy Riley (for smooth R&B/hip-hop-infused tracks)

Will.i.am (modern, futuristic beats, electronic textures)

Babyface (ballads)

The Underdogs (polished mid-2000s R&B production)

Timbaland (edgy rhythmic experiments, light glitch textures)

The F**tunes

Guest vocals would be rare; MJ often preferred solo power, maybe one duet with a contemporary R&B artist (e.g., Alicia Keys, Justin Timberlake).

Sound

Pop/R&B fusion: Smooth vocals, layered harmonies

Electronic touches: Synth pads, futuristic drum programming

Dance grooves: Classic MJ funk meets 2000s club/R&B

Ballads: Emotional, stripped back piano/R&B orchestration

Social commentary: Reflective lyrics about fame, media, society

Realistic First Week Sales (US)

~250,000–350,000 units

Context: Invincible did 363,000 first week (2001), but 2006 is tougher—digital downloads emerging, Napster aftermath fading, competition from younger pop stars like Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé, Usher.

Worldwide first-week sales: ~700,000–900,000 units.

Tracklist (19 songs)

1. Eclipse – futuristic intro, cinematic, MJ’s voice layered with echoing synths

2. Mirror of Love – R&B ballad, tender vocals, Babyface production

3. Heartbeat Rush – uptempo dance track, Timbaland-influenced, strong 808s

4. Invisible Chains – social commentary about media/fame, midtempo groove

5. All Night Groove – funk/dance fusion, Rod Temperton-style signature riff

6. City Lights – smooth slow jam, intimate storytelling, Alicia Keys duet (optional)

7. Remember You – melancholic ballad about lost love

8. Shake the Ground – club-ready, bass-heavy, Will.i.am production

9. One Life – motivational anthem, gospel-inspired chorus

10. Digital Love – playful electro-pop flirtation, synth-heavy

11. Paper Planes – reflective, commentary on society, midtempo beat

12. Midnight Fantasy – dreamy R&B interlude, minimal percussion

13. Freedom Ring – funk/rock hybrid, horns, guitar riffs

14. I’m Here – heartfelt ballad, acoustic piano, MJ in full vulnerable mode

15. Smooth Criminal 2006 – updated production, modern beat, remix-style energy

16. Electric Heartbeat – futuristic club banger, Will.i.am style layered production

17. Soul Flight – chill-out closing track, reflective, atmospheric

18. Unbreakable – self-empowerment anthem, soaring chorus

19. Final Goodbye – cinematic outro, emotional orchestration, fade-out style

A N T I C H A O S

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BIBLE

1. Monster (ft. 50 Cent)
2. Breaking News (ft. Drake)
3. Stay
4. Keep Your Head Up
5. All Right
6. Black Widow
7. Burn Tonight
8. All I Need
9. Water
10. Fall in Love
11. Ready 2 Win
12. Soldier Boy

Prod. by Eddie Cascio, James Porte, Teddy Riley & Neff-U

COWBOY ARTIST

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Drake in 2006, wtf.