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Wundervolle Videos, einige kannte ich schon, aber immer wieder aufregend sie zu sehen, wie er auf die Frage nach Debbies Schwangerschaft reagiert hat..... herzzerreissend süüüsssssssss!!!! WE LOVE YOU MOST!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ich bin gerade dabei, alle Videointerviews von Michael zusammenzusuchen. Auf youtube gibts ja nicht gerade wenig - habe bislang die unter stehenden gefunden. Jetzt wollte ich Euch fragen, ob/was da noch fehlt? (Korrekturen (und Ergänzungen) bei Falschangaben sind natürlich auch erwünscht...)
1972 - Robert Abernethy
1972 - ...
1975 - svt1
1977 - Countdown (Studio 54)
1979 - Soulbeat
1980 - Sylvia Chase
1983 - E.T.
1983 - ...
1983 - Brunneninterview
1983 - mit Q.Jones
1983 - "I Love Quincy"
1983 - Tom Joyner (Beat It)
1984 - 60 Minutes
1987 - Ebony Jet
1988 - Molly Meldrum (Tokyo)
1993 - Oprah Winfrey
1995 - ABC News
1995 - in Arabien
1995 - MTV (MJ changes HIStory)
1995 - Diane Sawyer (Prime Time Live)
1996 - über die Anschuldigungen (Leaked Unseen)
1996 - Molly Meldrum
1996 - in Thailand
1997 - Barbara Walters
1999 - MTV
1999 - Wetten, dass...?
2001 - E.T. Special
2001 - MTV TRL
2002 - Rita Cosby (Fox News)
2003 - 60 Minutes
2004 - Brett Ratner
2005 - Geraldo Rivera
2006 - Access Hollywood
2007 - über Schmerzmittel
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Also wie jetzt - waren das wirklich schon alle und die Angaben sind auch alle korrekt???Zitat von Soundchaser Beitrag anzeigen
Zuletzt geändert von Soundchaser; 18.03.2011, 16:20.Kommentar
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Hab jetz nicht alle Links von dir gegengecheckt...
2 Statements aus Reden von ihm hab ich im "MJs Botschaften" - Thread gepostet... mag die ganz gern...
Weiß aber nicht, ob die nicht auch schon bei deinen Links dabei sind..Kommentar
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Erst einmal vielen Dank für die Arbeit und der chronologischen Darstellung. Ob es jetzt alle waren, kann ich nicht beurteilen, jedoch ist mir aufgefallen, dass das Vid unter Deiner Angabe von 1984 beim Abspielen das Jahr 1986 anzeigt. Bitte noch einmal überprüfen.Zitat von Soundchaser Beitrag anzeigenAlso wie jetzt - waren das wirklich schon alle und die Angaben sind auch alle korrekt???Kommentar
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Michaels würdevolle Rede zu Ehren von Liz Tayler, anläßlich des "The Jackson Family Honors" am 19.2.1994 in Las Vegas
On February 19, 1994, at "The Jackson Family Honors" event held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, Michael Jackson takes the stage in long, thunderous claps to present the night's honorees, Berry Gordy, founder of the Motown record label, and Elizabeth Taylor. He has this to say on introducing his good friend:
“Today we honor Elizabeth Taylor for who she is, as much as what she does. For me, Elizabeth Taylor is the ultimate humanitarian, because she is the embodiment of love, compassion, faith, and integrity and she has been that ideal for hundreds and millions of fans over the five decades of her illustrious career. Elizabeth began her career when she was nine years old and since then, has starred in some of the greatest of all American films. She has been, and she continues to be, one of the most celebrated women of the twentieth century. I know, from having the honor of being a friend of Elizabeth Taylor's, that she's in no need of another trophy or plaque to recognize her humanitarian work on behalf of the fight against AIDS. And I also know Elizabeth is here tonight not for any ego gratification, but because this gives her another chance to get the all important message out to the public. The message of AIDS awareness and the need for compassion and the efforts to find a cure. To the formation of AMFAR in 1986 and her own Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, no one has done more to fight this dreaded disease. But in knowing Elizabeth, I know her reward comes from the work itself, from the small battles won in the all-out war, from the gains she's been responsible for by eliminating the problem for the world to see and from the unspoken things of the victims who's lives she has enhanced during their times on earth. In the midst of my recent trials and tribulations, Elizabeth stood by my side with unwavering strength and support. Elizabeth stands for truth. She's immune to criticism and unfearful to any challenge and places the highest truth in the wisdom of her own heart and the direct knowledge of her own intuition. She is not swayed by public opinion, because she knows in the end truth always triumphs. Elizabeth, I love you and we honor you not only for what you stand for, but also for the magnificence of who you are. The world is a better place because of your existence. Because Elizabeth is so unselfish in her devotions to humanity, it is doubly fitting that she be the recipient of the Jackson Family Honors award. […]”Kommentar
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Danke, mir gehts aber grad im Moment ausschließlich um die (Video-)Interviews. Will mir daraus ne schöne DVD basteln...Zitat von Volkinator Beitrag anzeigenHab jetz nicht alle Links von dir gegengecheckt...
2 Statements aus Reden von ihm hab ich im "MJs Botschaften" - Thread gepostet... mag die ganz gern...
Weiß aber nicht, ob die nicht auch schon bei deinen Links dabei sind..
Danke für den Hinweis...hm, hab jetzt mal geschaut - es gab nochmal dasselbe Video mit 1986 im Titel, aber auch nochmal mit 1984...und er schaut da wirklich wie im Jahr 1984 aus, da hätt er sich in dem einem Jahr bis Bad schon arg (schnell) verändert. Bin mir aber trotzdem nicht 100 % sicher - weiss das hier jemand genau?Zitat von TheLittleGhost Beitrag anzeigen
Hab grad nochmal geschaut - das Interview scheint wirklich aus dem Jahr 1984 zu sein und zwar mit Ed Bradley - dem selben, der auch knapp 20 Jahre später 2003 das "60 Minutes" Interview mit ihm geführt hatte...
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Demnächst würde ich dann gerne auch seine wichtigsten Reden sammeln, also wieder vorerst nur Video. Kenne bislang nur folgende:
1984 - Grammy Awards (Zusammenschnitt)
1989 - Heritage Award (Elizabeth Taylor -> King Of Pop)
1993 - Grammy Legend Award
2001 - Oxford Rede "Heal The Kids" (sollte wirklich jeder MJ Fan gehört/gelesen haben - ist mMn die "Königin seiner Reden" )
2002 - Bambi Pop Artist Of The Millenium Bambi
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Michaels Rede in South AfricaKommentar
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Michael spricht in einem sehr schönen Interview darüber, was ihn inspiriert !
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Michaels Dankesrede anläßlich der Billboard Awards 1992
(sehr, sehr süss und in bester Qualität ab 1.38-2.55 sec.!)
Hier war Michael sehr glücklich, auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Karriere und mit sich und der Welt im Einklang, bevor 1 Jahr später die ungerechten und erpresserischen Anschuldigungen leider sein Leben und seine Karriere begannen zu belasten.
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Illustration by KAWS
Michael Jackson interviews Pharrell Williams
Interview, June 2003
MICHAEL JACKSON: So, I’m interviewing you, right? And I think it’s seven questions, or something like that?
PHARRELL WILLIAMS: Sure. Whatever you like.
JACKSON: Okay. What would you say inspires you in your music? What is it that inspires you to create your music?
WILLIAMS: It’s a feeling. You treat the air as a canvas and the paint is the chords that come through your fingers, out of the keyboard. So when I’m playing, I’m sort of painting a feeling in the air. I know that might sound corny, but—
JACKSON: No. No, that’s a perfect analogy.
WILLIAMS: And when you know it’s done, you know it’s done. It’s like painting or sculpting. When you let it go it’s because you know that it’s finished. It’s completed. And vice versa—it tells you, “Hey, I’m not done.”
JACKSON: Yeah. And it refuses to let you sleep until it’s finished.
WILLIAMS: That’s right.
JACKSON: Yeah, I go through the same thing. [laughs] And what do you think of the music today—are you into the new sounds that are being created and the direction that music is going?
WILLIAMS: Well, personally, I kind of feel like I’m taking notes from people like yourself and Stevie [Wonder] and Donny [Hathaway], and just sort of doing what feels right.
JACKSON: Right.
WILLIAMS: You know, like when everyone was going one way, you went Off the Wall.
JACKSON: Right. [laughs]
WILLIAMS: And when everyone else was going another way, you went Thriller. You just did it your way. And I’m taking notes from people like yourself, like not being afraid to listen to your feelings and turn your aspirations and ambitions into material. Making it happen, making it materialize . . .
JACKSON: Who are some of the older artists—not the artists on the radio today—who inspired you when you were younger? Like the artists your father listened to, did you learn anything from those artists?
WILLIAMS: Absolutely. The Isley Brothers.
JACKSON: Yeah, me too. I love the Isley Brothers. And I love Sly and the Family Stone.
WILLIAMS: Donny, Stevie.
JACKSON: You like all the people I like. [laughs]
WILLIAMS: Those chord changes. They take you away.
JACKSON: Beautiful, beautiful. Okay, well, where are you? In New York?
WILLIAMS: I’m in Virginia Beach, Virginia, sir.
JACKSON: Virginia! Oh, beautiful. Will you give my love to Virginia?
WILLIAMS: Yes. Thank you.
JACKSON: And your mother and your parents? Because God has blessed you with special gifts.
WILLIAMS: Thank you, sir. And I just want to say something, and I don’t know if you want to hear this, but I just have to say it because it’s on my heart. But people bother you—
JACKSON: Yeah.
WILLIAMS: Because they love you. That’s the only reason why. When you do something that people don’t necessarily understand, they’re going to make it into a bigger problem than they would for anybody else because you’re one of the most amazing talents that’s ever lived. You’ve accomplished and achieved more in this century than most any other men.
JACKSON: Well, thank you very much. That’s very kind of you.
WILLIAMS: What you do is so amazing. When you are 100 years old, and they’re still making up things about what you’ve done to this and what you’ve done to that on your body—please believe me, if you decided you wanted to dip your whole body in chrome, you are so amazing that the world, no matter what they say, is going to be right there to see it. And that is because of what you have achieved in the music world, and in changing people’s lives. People are having children to your songs. You’ve affected the world.
JACKSON: Thank you very much. It’s like the bigger the star, the bigger the target. You know when you’re—and I’m not being a braggadocio or anything like that—but you know you’re on top when they start throwing arrows at you. Even Jesus was crucified. People who bring light to the world, from Mahatma Gandhi to Martin Luther King to Jesus Christ, even myself. And my motto has been Heal the World, We are the World, Earth Song, Save Our Children, Help Our Planet. And people want to persecute me for it, but it never hurts, because the fan base becomes stronger. Andthe more you hit something hard, the more hardened it becomes—the stronger it becomes. And that’s what’s happened: I’m resilient. I have rhinoceros skin. Nothing can hurt me. Nothing.
WILLIAMS: That’s precisely my point. I just want to let you know you’re amazing, man. What you do to music, what you’ve done to music, from “Billie Jean” to “That’s What You Get (For Being Polite)”—[sings]“That’s what you get for being polite.”
JACKSON: Oh, you know that one? [laughs]
WILLIAMS: [sings] “Jack still sits all alone.”
JACKSON: Boy, you know all those ones . . . [hums a guitar riff]
WILLIAMS: If I never work with you, just know that you are unstoppable. That’s why I said, when you’re 100 years old and you decide to dip your entire body in chrome, as much as they say things—and I don’t care what they say about you, sir—they’re going to be right there to see it.
JACKSON: There’s a lot of jealousy there. I love all races, I love all people, but sometimes there’s a devil in people, and they get jealous. Every time there’s a luminary that goes beyond the heights of his field of endeavor, people tend to get jealous and try to bring him down. But they can’t with me because I’m very, very, very strong. [laughs] They don’t know that, though.
WILLIAMS: They know! Please believe me, they know!
JACKSON: Anybody else would’ve cracked by now; they can’t crack me. I’m very strong.
WILLIAMS: Of course. They couldn’t crack you when you were 10, because you were destroying grown men doing what you did with your voice and your talent. And when you were 20, you were outdoing people that had been doing it for 20 or 30 years. And nowadays they’re still waiting to see where you’re at. They want to see your kids, they want to see your world. You’re amazing, and I just wanted to tell you that, man. And I hope that this all gets printed because it’s very important to me. I hope that I can be half as dope as you one day.
JACKSON: Oh, God bless you. You’re wonderful, too . . . Have a lovely day.
WILLIAMS: You too, sir.
JACKSON: Thank you. Bye.
WILLIAMS: Bye.
Zuletzt geändert von geli2709; 30.05.2011, 01:17.Kommentar
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Hehe, das ist ja süss! Michael der Interviewer
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