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Van Halen had a break in their working schedule and according to the guitarist he did the session for free and it only took about 20 minutes and his part amounted to about 20 seconds guitar solo on the track. But Jackson had actually written “Beat It” to be a rock song, helped in large part Toto guitarist Steve Lukather who also played on the track. I went, ‘What do you want, you f-ing so-and-so!,’” “And he goes, ‘Is this Eddie?’ I said, ‘Yeah, what the hell do you want?’ ‘This is Quincy.’ I’m thinking to myself, ‘I don’t know anyone named Quincy.’ He goes, ‘Quincy Jones, man.’ I went, ‘Ohhh, sorry!’” Eddie agreed to do the track but was also skeptical about how much he had in common with Jackson considering they played different styes of music. Eddie admitted in a 2012 interview with CNN that he didn’t know a person named Quincy at the time and thought the phone call was a practical joke saying: A man in his rightful place, so happy to be doing what he did.”Įddie Van Halen was personally asked by Thriller’s producer Quincy Jones to help with the song. He was utterly charming, happy about the connection, but told me how much he was enjoying playing keyboards. “I was once asked by Michael Jackson to play electric guitar on the Thriller album,” “I said I couldn’t do it but recommended Eddie who called and we chatted. The Who’s Pete Townshend would claim that he was originally asked to play on the song Beat It, but was unable to and instead recommended Eddie Van Halen telling Rolling Stone Not only that but Eddie wasn’t the original guitarist who was asked to play on the song So what happened. The guitarist was taken by surprise when Thriller came out in 1982 and his name was nowhere to be found. Guitarist Eddie Van Halen would play a crucial role in pop star Michael Jackson’s hit song Beat it from his 6th album Thriller. Don’t foget to hit the bell notification i con to be notified everytime i pout out a new video on my channel. THis DVD is high reccommended for allyou MJ fans so just put it in and enough the arts that MJ is.What’s going on my fellow rock n’ rollers. Overall 95/100 with some very good ones #2, #3 and #6 and some okay ones #1, #4, #5 and #8 and some good ones #7 and #9. A better song with a similar message is "Man in the Mirror". The song is good but the video could have been done better to showcase the message. Than it gets "wishful thinking" like with scenes of children running to soldiers to make them drop their weapons. Some sad child suffering scenes to start video with. "Heal the World" MJ attempt at world harmony through song. Good song and interesting video of MJ showcasing some 1980's "hi-end" f/x and his dancing 10/10 10. "don't stop Till You get Enough" another video from early in MJ's solo career. The "comedy" points are weak song okay 6/10. NOt much of MJ dancing in this one and again too much of a group dance in the main number for my taste. 8."Remember the Time" is another "fun" video which some of MJ's friends get cameo parts in.
"Beat It" this is a great song with a good video. This has it all MJ acting/dancing/singer at his best 15/10. "thriller" the best music video ever made. "film" 8/10 has possibilities if expanded video 6/10 Mj seems to rehashing some moves and too many dancers and the annoying musicless part of "your bad" at the end scene is bad for my taste. The thing is that it gets interupted by a music video that is okay (the scene gets all colorful for this section). It is a dark "film" and I am not refering to black and white presentation of it, about the choice a young black male makes between his friends who do bad things or persuing a better life through school. "Bad" (short film version) I never seen this version previously and it shows a side of MJ I didn't know he had (the actor). The song is good enough but to see MJ in that glitter outfit in front of those lights is just funny. "Rock with YOU" is the humour break after the intense "black or white" video. He was making a political statement not everyone agreed with. I still don't get what the fuss was about the cougar/dance scene at the end. "Black or White" (complete version) is just as good for the reason's stated in #2. If you have 5.1 system then you hear background voices in the begining and background singers throughout the songs. "The way You Make me Feel" (extended version) is a great song with a good video showing some of MJ's moves.
"Billie Jean" is a good song with an okay video 7/10. The opening sequence "brace Yourself" is just an ego booster if you ask me. I love to get up and try and dance like MJ. This title should only be heard and seen on a DVD player and a 5.1 doby digital sound system.
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