Michael Jackson #56 - A Place with No Name

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 18:55 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
Joseph gaf het zelf ook aan in een interview met Louis Theroux voor de BBC.
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Typisch narcistisch.

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 19:01 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:

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Wat een vent is het ook

Het erge is dat ie er mee wegkomt.

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 17:39 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:

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I know, daarom heb ik ook zo mijn vraagtekens bij de nieuwe uitgave van Taraborrelli. Hij heeft Michael nagenoeg niet meer gezien de afgelopen x aantal jaren, hoe kun je dan nog zo'n "objectief" (ervan uitgaande dat hij ditmaal alleen "van horen zeggen" bronnen gebruikt) mogelijk boek schrijven?

Was de uitgave van 2004 wel waarheidsgetrouw, denk je?

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 19:18 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:

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Het eerste gedeelte (1991) grotendeels wel ja. Het tweede gedeelte was aardig en interessant om te lezen. Laat ik het daar bij houden

Neenee Het zit nl. zo.
Ik ben nog in een ander boek bezig (niet over MJ) en dat wilde ik eerst uitlezen.
Gisteren echter lag het net binnengekomen boek van Tarabborelli voor mijn neus, en ik kon mijn nieuwsgierigheid niet bedwingen. Ik sloeg het open, en heb een stuk gelezen over het huwelijk met Lisa Marie P.
Ik weet niet...ik herkende Michael hier helemaal niet in? Nu weet ik niet of dat aan mij ligt, of aan verkleurde beelden van de schrijver.
Dus! Enlighten me.

Ik neem aan dat jullie al weten dat er een nieuw (?) nummer is uitgelekt
Zo ja..waar?

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De TT dus

* EchoAlpha gaat zoeken

klein stukje maar

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 19:44 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
klein stukje maar

Michael Jackson - A Place With No Name

Hij zingt nog steeds erg goed...Hopelijk komt er later nog een klein album...

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 19:53 schreef EchoAlpha het volgende:

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Hij zingt nog steeds erg goed...Hopelijk komt er later nog een klein album...

klopt, die game van hem zou ook nog uitkomen dit najaar

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 19:53 schreef EchoAlpha het volgende:

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Hij zingt nog steeds erg goed...Hopelijk komt er later nog een klein album...

He sings marvelous

Snap niet dat je niet op dat boek wil reageren, Bobbie. Maar goed.

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 20:31 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:

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Excuse me princess

Had er overheen gelezen

Nou, ik wacht geduldig

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 20:37 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:
Tja, moet je elk woord letterlijk geloven dat wordt geschreven? Het eerste gedeelte wil ik grotendeels wel voor waar aannemen, toen stond die man nog redelijk dichtbij Michael. Later (en dus ook de nieuwe uitgave die uitkomt) zal hier en daar het één en ander goed aangedikt zijn. Laten we wel wezen, die Taraborrelli wil ook zijn brood verdienen. Het is vermakelijk en opmerkelijk om te lezen, maar of alles 100% klopt: nee. Maar dat had je zelf ook wel kunnen weten natuurlijk

Nu kom ik er nog niet achter hoe hij was in liefdesrelaties
Nee, ik denk dat hij moeilijk een relatie aan kon. Vanwege zijn leven sowieso, en vanwege zijn verleden.

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 20:42 schreef Sideshowbobbie het volgende:

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Dat kan ik je ook niet vertellen hoor

Sja, Michael was een leeftijdsgenoot van mij, en een interessant persoon, dus

Jacksons Headin' to Jamaica, Mon!

Posted Jul 17th 2009 1:32PM by TMZ Staff

It's only been 3 weeks since Michael died, but we've learned Marlon and Randy Jackson will be joining Tito on stage ... performing Jackson 5 songs next week.


The company putting on Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica from July 19-25th tells us the three brothers and possibly Jackie will sing a mix of Jackson 5 songs and songs from their solo careers.

We're told they'll be flown to Montego Bay, put up in a swanky hotel with all expenses covered. They'll also be paid -- we don't know how much but we're told it's a "large sum." The only catch: Mandatory meet and greets with fans.

This year's event will be dedicated to MJ.

Moet je hier nou weer van denken...

Gasten proberen ook een keer geld te verdienen.
Nu kan het nog

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 21:10 schreef matthijst het volgende:
Gasten proberen ook een keer geld te verdienen.
Nu kan het nog

Onder leiding van meneer Jackson, zal wel. Z'n bedrijfje zal wel niet goed genoeg lopen.

One of the biggest mysteries of the Michael Jackson case is how Dr. Conrad Murray found his way into Michael’s life.

Randy Phillips, head of AEG Live, has said repeatedly to me and to others that Jackson simply told him to hire Murray and pay him $150,000 a month. On the face of it, Murray was a cardiologist with offices in Las Vegas, San Diego, and Houston. He seemed OK. Phillips told me, “This is who Michael wanted.”

Did Michael have his own arrangements with Dr. Murray? This is still unknown.

But Murray, unbeknownst to the Jackson camp, was awash in personal debt. He was also not board certified.

A Jackson insider/employee recalls that Murray simply appeared on the scene this year, in 2009, and not in 2006, as his lawyer has claimed. Jackson spent 2006 in Bahrain, France, and Ireland. He could not have met Murray then.

“We were told he was one of the top 10 doctors,” says the source, “and that he had knowledge of mental issues. I asked again, ‘Is he a psychologist?’ I was told no, but he was great.”

The doctor, according to my source, sent out a message to the Jackson camp not to interfere with him. “I was told the doctor said not to placate Michael…tough love. This made me more irate. The mixed messages were insane. I begged [people on the inside]. I said, ‘Michael has lost 15 pounds since May!’ People thought they had it under control. They didn’t.”

This friend of Michael’s continued: “Everyone thought they had it under control. There was too much at stake to think it wasn’t. We just kept on going, hoping we could get the show up in London. Michael told me he wasn’t able to sleep. (my signal he was looking for drugs). He said his mind didn’t stop creating.

“I called Alberto (the security guard who eventually called 911) and told him to keep a close watch on Michael because I was concerned. I asked Alberto how often they were taking him to see [Arnold] Klein. He said two to three times a week.

“My suspicion is he was going there to ’sleep.’ Michael cannot sleep after performances. His adrenalin is so high, it takes him about 24 hours to relax. He rehearsed harder than ever…I think he really wanted to get this together and wanted to sleep to be able to do it again on Thursday. His heart was so weakened by his weight loss, his mental state and his physical exertion…it finally broke. And whoever was on watch failed him.

“I think both doctors contributed to his final demise. But it was years of anguish that drove him to finding ways to escape the pain.”

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Op vrijdag 17 juli 2009 21:15 schreef matthijst het volgende:
One of the biggest mysteries of the Michael Jackson case is how Dr. Conrad Murray found his way into Michael’s life.

Randy Phillips, head of AEG Live, has said repeatedly to me and to others that Jackson simply told him to hire Murray and pay him $150,000 a month. On the face of it, Murray was a cardiologist with offices in Las Vegas, San Diego, and Houston. He seemed OK. Phillips told me, “This is who Michael wanted.”

Did Michael have his own arrangements with Dr. Murray? This is still unknown.

But Murray, unbeknownst to the Jackson camp, was awash in personal debt. He was also not board certified.

A Jackson insider/employee recalls that Murray simply appeared on the scene this year, in 2009, and not in 2006, as his lawyer has claimed. Jackson spent 2006 in Bahrain, France, and Ireland. He could not have met Murray then.

“We were told he was one of the top 10 doctors,” says the source, “and that he had knowledge of mental issues. I asked again, ‘Is he a psychologist?’ I was told no, but he was great.”

The doctor, according to my source, sent out a message to the Jackson camp not to interfere with him. “I was told the doctor said not to placate Michael…tough love. This made me more irate. The mixed messages were insane. I begged [people on the inside]. I said, ‘Michael has lost 15 pounds since May!’ People thought they had it under control. They didn’t.”

This friend of Michael’s continued: “Everyone thought they had it under control. There was too much at stake to think it wasn’t. We just kept on going, hoping we could get the show up in London. Michael told me he wasn’t able to sleep. (my signal he was looking for drugs). He said his mind didn’t stop creating.

“I called Alberto (the security guard who eventually called 911) and told him to keep a close watch on Michael because I was concerned. I asked Alberto how often they were taking him to see [Arnold] Klein. He said two to three times a week.

“My suspicion is he was going there to ’sleep.’ Michael cannot sleep after performances. His adrenalin is so high, it takes him about 24 hours to relax. He rehearsed harder than ever…I think he really wanted to get this together and wanted to sleep to be able to do it again on Thursday. His heart was so weakened by his weight loss, his mental state and his physical exertion…it finally broke. And whoever was on watch failed him.

“I think both doctors contributed to his final demise. But it was years of anguish that drove him to finding ways to escape the pain.”

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