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1.Hold my Hand One of the most beautiful duets EVER. Michael's voice is just beautiful I actually even like the modern beat to it. HMH is actully one of the first MJ songs I ever heard. I remember going to the bibliothèque and getting Michael Jackson Number Ones and Michael. I listend to Number Ones first then I listened to Michael. And oh my gosh. When I heard Hold my Hand for the first time I started to cry. I knew like nothing about Michael back then but I cried. At the end it just kills me when he says, "MmmmmMmmmMmmMmm. Hold my hand." I just kept replaying that song over and over again. And...
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 Mikey!
Mikey!
Michael's Point of View

I'm sitting in the chair with the interview woman, waiting with her for the recording of the interview for my Thriller album. About a minute goes par when the cameraman does a signal saying we're on.

"How are toi feeling at this time with the success of Thriller? I mean the musique business isn't exactly going gangbusters and yet you're able to sell records so well." The woman adjusted herself in her chair after her question.

I start to déplacer the interview chair. "Um....Well I uh...Everytime I get a platinum album it's never taken lightly on my behalf I'm always honored. You...
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When toi have been in montrer business 35 years - when toi have been a legend in montrer business for much of that time - toi know how to make an enterance. At least Michael Jackson does.

The King of Pop doesn't simply arrive anywhere, and his appearance in a lush room at the pricey Beverly Hills Hotel is no exception. He is two hours late. He is preceeded par his bodyguard, whose security check includes peeks behind curtains and into closets and bathrooms. Then the guard dims the lights. When the door finally swings open, it is not Jackson but two small children who bolt into the room: Prince, 4,...
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