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the arrangement sounds pretty dated, but marilyn's voice is as sweet as evah. i love her. but, i gotta go with whitney's version on this one.

thank's for the info.

THIS and Smile Again are my MOST favorite MT's songs. of all time. period.

so they're dutch, huh?? i also love SPARGO.

i wish Whitney came out with cover albums, singing classic congs by other artists, not just soul, but other genres too... it's a guaranteed hit. the comeback she needed. aw, coulda, shoulda, woulda.... i still can't shake off my sadness over her passing.

is michael involved here in anyway, or not..?

this IS a demo. just listen to the lyrics... or rather, perhaps, this is just an alternative take... One of my all time FAVORITE MJ's songs.

a truly SAD day for the music world. what's happening with all the big idols of my youth?? Luther, Michael, Whitney... they're gone...and i'm feelin' sad and real OLD.

@EmblafromNorway

what da heck's your point..girly??

i first discovered this song by mondo kane, but this version's fantastic. i LOVE it.

this is where the music and the vocals just GEL...golden. Alan Paul's vocal here, especially, reminds me of On a Little Street in Singapore.

they should do an album of jazz standard song book, y'know... or, another doo-wop album, a sequel to their 1985 album, of some sort.

somehow...i wanna see the movie Amelie after listening to this song. i guess, it's all that 'french' vibe it's giving.

disappointed. i thought this was some "just recently discovered" video of the two of em doing a duet. they are like De Niro-Pacino of 70's female pop singers.

i NEVER knew Phil and the Manhattan Transfer ever did a recording together...awesome!!

THREE times i saw them on stage! they NEVER once performed this...my ALL-TIME favorite of theirs. darn it!! shoulda gone that year.

maaannn..i remember this show. it just seemed like a bad SNL ripoff. it was seldom funny. but now to see one of my all time jazz vocal group, The Manhattan Transfer, was one of their guests, i have a new respect for the show.

nice vocal, dude...now if you're serious bout being a pro performer, try some makeover. u on da way.

this doesn't sound like MJ. i never knew he could sound like this. is this manipulated in the studio, or he actually just lowered his voice?? i wonder why he didn't use this low voice more often. it might gain more younger female fans by adding more masculinity to his image. oh, well...

this album shoulda been released NOW, after he's dead and gone. it's a guaranteed posthumous HIT.

it sounds just like the stuff churned out by Brian McKnight, Maxwell, Eric Benet, D'Angelo and others, who've obviously been influenced by the pop KING himself.

this and Butterflies are just two of MJ's last masterpieces.

try to get up in the morning to this song...with a girl, or your better half, lying right next 2 U.

Awesome.

ONE thing i regret the most bout Michael J. is that the direction he took, starting with Bad and culminating with Dangerous.

he shoulda stuck with Q and his Off the Wall and Thriller musical vibes and evolve to this so-called NEO-SOUL...much like this song, Butterflies. it's just a lovely MJ son...

NOW...i finally DIGGIN' Joe. this is one of my ol time faves from Frankie Beverly and Maze.

70's FUNK is da best music there IZZZZ..... period.

Funk YouTube...i'm discoverin all these great muthaf*in' jams i ain't never heard b'fore. this one's so funky, it's stickier than honey.

this is the jam...sounds so smooth and groovy...Patrice Rushen's way underrated.

not the SINISTER song i expect Loki would listen to....

the sheriff's kid's name is MIKE not Alex. and yeah, i used to see just the B&W photos of the eaten guy surfing the surface and another one with him holding Mike. they used to confuse me..cuz, they're NOT in the movie i've been watching since i was about 8 or 9 yrs. old. NOW, i know how it all is...

faightar...u IDIOT! what'r u tryinna do??!! start a pointless melayu on melayu war..??!! dumbass....

the ghost kinda borrows from the asian horror flicks. but, anything with Amber Heard in it, i'm THERE. by the way...does she get naked here..??

well, RanNero...i've been looking for this for bout 30 YEARS!!! honestly...i forgot exactly WHEN i first watched this movie on the big screen. but i remember i was still wearing shorts..between the late 70's to early 80's..i think.

now...i'm about to find out if this movie stands the test of time...

Steve Austin...forget The Hulk, Spider-Man...the whole X-Men, even! The Six Million Dollar Man's da SHIT back in my day...

other than Cujo, this one TOPS em all. actually, even now, when i watched Cujo, it kinda lost some of the scare i felt when i saw it way back when. but, this movie...it still gets me off guard.

it's one of the best animal attacking humans movies of the 70's, along with the original Jaws, the seco...

it's obvious this is a ripoff of jackie chan's snake in the eagle's shadow.

LA Confidential's OVERRATED...???!!! whatever u been smokin...QUIT IT.

LA Confidential's the way this type of movies ought to be done...ALWAYS. that horrible Black Dahlia just proves my point. and Mulholland Falls...though it's got the potential to be a great one..it ends up to be too convoluted ...

does Stevie compose this? i just wish he would've been featured vocally more, instead of just at the end there.

it's just cruelly ironic and show just how hypocritical them americans can be. but, then again they're just humans...they're NOT above any of us, NON-americans. they just THINK they are.

on that note...i'm sad to see how our kids 2-day are so into K-pop, which is a silly ripoff of american boybands.

by the way..ada yg punya film pagelaran SM pertama ini gak? dulu inget nonton di bioskop. kalo ada yg punya kopiannya, boleh juga toeh di DONLOD.

let's SHARE the memory....

nggak siiihhh... itu suara rano karno yg beuneur. trus, chrisye seneng ama suaranya rano, trus dia belajar niruin sampe akhirnya org2 pd taunya itu suara chrisye..padahal dia niruin suara rano di pilm ini.

huahahahahaha.....

my top faves: Eva Green, Halle Berry, Rosamund Pike, Izabella Scorupco and Jane Seymour. runner-ups: Carey Lowell, Sophie Marceau, the bad bond girl in Thunderball, Carole Bouquet and Britt Ekland (her Goodnight's pretty DUMB, but, HOT nonetheless).

she along with Natalie Portman, Winona Ryder, Charlize Theron, Salma Hayek, Katherine Heigl, Halle Berry, Paula Patton and Angelina Jolie are actresses with practically FLAWLESSLY beautiful faces. period.

ever since the 1st time i heard bout Custer and the battle of little bighorn, when i still a lil boy i've been obsessed with it. the whole myth and everything else bout it.

currently i'm reading The Last Stand. it's a fascinating read. it's been a while since i watched Son of Morning Star, can't...

Craig, on the other hand is a much more convincing spy/tough guy and got the charisma to spare, not quite as COOL as Connery, in his mannerisms and personality, but, then again, he's aiming for a more "realistic" James Bond than Connery's version.