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Well, this is new!? Michael Jackson SCREAM Original Studio Multitracks (Listening Session, Analysis) 

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I never know what I'm going to get when I open up one of the Michael Jackson multitrack sessions. I'd heard various alternate versions of this song in the past but I really wasn't prepared for what I would hear and see in the LEAD vocal takes!
Wow, did they leave out a lot of what they had originally laid down for this song... And the way they sampled and sandwitched sounds from other iconic songs...
This session is a 'must-experience' for all MJ fans!!

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@voodeux_badeux
@voodeux_badeux Год назад
Janet doesn’t get enough credit for the Scream project. Michael wanted her to pick the producers of the song and he wanted her to pick a director for the video.both the song and video are absolutely epic and that may not have happened without Janets and the choices she made. 👍🏾
@jerryjaguar3239
@jerryjaguar3239 Год назад
Thank you!
@Igbogadi
@Igbogadi Год назад
💯🫡
@strawberrybounce1617
@strawberrybounce1617 Год назад
Why does the title exclude Janet Jackson?????
@msoileau83
@msoileau83 Год назад
Didn't Jam and Lewis produce the title track too?
@maja5490
@maja5490 Год назад
​@Matt S Yes..they did several songs Is IT scary in 1993 für Adams Family was the first On History they wrote: Scream Tabloid Junkey History 2 bad Is THIS scary And a song called Rush. Which is unreleased. Tabloid Junkey Scream Runway (Janet's song) Were all presented to janet and Mike to Record as a duett
@dancingwheels8494
@dancingwheels8494 Год назад
What Janet documentary didn’t cover was the story of how Michael was soft-spoken as usual. But then he went into the booth and just killed it. He was so aggressive and good. Jimmy, Terri, and Janet were stunned. Because that was only the first take, and after all that loud, aggressive, singing this softly, “how was that?” And that was his first run through. Janet said, “there’s no way I’m following that today.“ So she waited to record her Verses in Mnneapolis. She’s competitive just like Michael, and when Michael heard her vocals after she recorded him, he was so impressed with how well she sounded that he said, “I wanna go to Minneapolis and re-record my vocals. Janet does great!” Jimmy told him no it’s OK. You did great you killed it. Michael goes, “I’m coming to Minneapolis.“ Michael is also competitive lol. Jimmy said they still ended up using his original vocals.
@cmg25
@cmg25 Год назад
This is great 😂. Miss this music.
@alexxio8656
@alexxio8656 11 месяцев назад
I can hear their voices doing this and it’s so vivid in my mind that it makes me smile like an idiot and then I realize oh shoot they can’t have moments like this anymore and we can’t get the collaboration that those interactions come and feed from. Such amazing artists, pioneers and human beings those siblings were and are.
@brandonmccray8419
@brandonmccray8419 Год назад
Fun fact: The Knowledge was Michael’s favorite song from Janet. And the fact he sampled it in this song just makes this song that much more special. Also, their voice just work so well together!!!
@truhse6054
@truhse6054 Год назад
can't believe I never noticed that before. that fits sooo good.
@RP.123
@RP.123 Год назад
Not surprising. It was cowritten and produced by Janet’s longtime producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
@melvin8696
@melvin8696 Год назад
He said in an interview that it was Rhytmn Nation
@justanotherfan3954
@justanotherfan3954 Год назад
@@melvin8696 Michael said it was Rhythm Nation and The Knowledge.
@KorpusV6
@KorpusV6 Год назад
​@@melvin8696 he's literally dancing to The Knowledge when he says that in his Home Videos
@jusskb5
@jusskb5 Год назад
I love that "ain't nobody's fault, blame it on yourself" adlib he did it's 100% from Blame it on the Boogie
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
YES
@truhse6054
@truhse6054 Год назад
sunshine moonlight good times boogey
@RoneyStrong
@RoneyStrong Год назад
He did it on a lot of songs actually lol. Signature adlibs from the King
@richardkovacs2006
@richardkovacs2006 Год назад
Oh, my. It's honestly heartbreaking listening to MJs vocals on this. The way the angry footsteps just die away and he IS spent, emotionally and physically. as if we were witnessing his spirit being tortured and just die away in the process. What a brillant artist he was. It's heartbreaking what he was put through.
@beingsshepherd
@beingsshepherd Год назад
This was his big (post abuse allegation) comeback song after having gone into hiding for a couple of years.
@msoileau83
@msoileau83 Год назад
Jeez...
@msoileau83
@msoileau83 Год назад
Which is why the unedited "stop f*ckin' me"parts hit me so hard. THAT'S what he really wanted to say...
@zubileegluckgluck
@zubileegluckgluck Год назад
i never realized the song is about their father until hearing the isolated vocals.
@richardkovacs2006
@richardkovacs2006 Год назад
​@@zubileegluckgluckMJ suffered many forms of abuse. What he suffered by his father wasn't even the worst. Randy Philips admitting he beat him up, just because he didn't wanna do 50+ shows at the age of 50? Horrible, just horrible. Let's not mention the mental, emotional abuse by Sneddon and the media. Joe at least gave him something through his firm fist. But the media and Sneddon just grab and took what they could.
@TravisPayne1
@TravisPayne1 Год назад
Loved learning more about the masterpiece that is SCREAM. As one of its choreographers, I’m grateful to have found this breakdown of the song. Michael & Janet and Jimmy & Terry were truly a dream team! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@TravisPayne1
@TravisPayne1 Год назад
🙏🏾
@eskiltester3913
@eskiltester3913 Год назад
Scream was arguably Michael most prestigious project ever considering all the elements going into it like the video production, music from several albums, choreography and language used. And you're one of the people making it possible as a friend to Michael for so many years and supposing him. Forget the business part. Your friendship and love had a much greater impact on him and his accomplishments. Thank you Travis, much love and respect from I'm sure everyone that loves Michael.
@daeshon4205
@daeshon4205 Год назад
Oh you are ICONIC
@nazarenkodenys
@nazarenkodenys Год назад
Thank you, Travis
@LeonsCorner.
@LeonsCorner. Год назад
Legendary Travis Payne! mad props to you
@Sammae
@Sammae Год назад
Many producers reported that when MIchael recorded hed perform to the point he was dripping sweat. Exactly what we got on stage was what went on while making the records. The man was so one of a kind.
@InfectiousGroovePodcast
@InfectiousGroovePodcast Год назад
I could listen to isolated Michael Jackson vocals all day. I love hearing how he's just part of the music. From the breathing, to the stomping, to every little funky noise, to the amazing main vocal. The guy was far more of a musician than most people realize. He just used his body and voice to create all of the music instead of traditional instruments.
@johnlucas1543
@johnlucas1543 Год назад
It's family vocals. The natural synergy of a brother & sister singing together. Michael & Janet are a lot alike & probably have a similar thing that twins & other multiples have with an inner language. They're feeding off of each other & feeding INTO each other at the same time. So glad we got Janet & Michael on one track together like this. HIStory was indeed made.
@dtnuh
@dtnuh 8 месяцев назад
No doubt, they literally grew up singing together
@gwillymusic
@gwillymusic Год назад
One of the most important songs of my life. This is the song that set the bar for me & still remains the bar. One of the greatest, most brilliant productions I have ever heard. Michael, Janet, Jam & Lewis define the word "genius".
@death2putin718
@death2putin718 Год назад
Your bar is set far too low
@dancingwheels8494
@dancingwheels8494 Год назад
💯💯💯💯💯💯
@mi-key
@mi-key Год назад
You can tell he was ANGRY while creating this masterpiece
@midnightlotus7047
@midnightlotus7047 Год назад
Yea cause he does say stop fuckin with me but in video Janet shoots bird in place of the line
@MissShiniSato
@MissShiniSato Год назад
Wouldn’t you be with all the stuff he was put through around that time?
@imalitdrummerlovesvideogames
@@midnightlotus7047yup 💯
@jean-kristoffburgess9706
@jean-kristoffburgess9706 10 месяцев назад
​@@midnightlotus7047it was Janet who said it not him lol
@t.o.o.smooth5870
@t.o.o.smooth5870 Год назад
'In the Closet' and 'The Knowledge'? Wow! I should have known, but I had no idea! These breakdowns always bring about a new appreciation for the songs! 🔥🔥🔥
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Incredible huh?? So fun to hear all these details!!
@alannakennedy5779
@alannakennedy5779 Год назад
Michael loved The Knowledge….he used to love dancing to it in his dance studio. I had no idea there was a loop of it in Scream!❤
@ACCH-cm9ou
@ACCH-cm9ou Год назад
This is why i was ALWAYS into Artists like MJ and Janet ... this is Music Excellence !!! every little detail is so well refined,yet spontaneous and almost "home made"sounding ,that you find yourself saying"Genius"!
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
right! The perfect balance!
@ACCH-cm9ou
@ACCH-cm9ou Год назад
@@chrisliepe man, thanx for your work ... your musical sensitivity speaks to me in well known feelings .... these two are Icons and did major stuff ,which has been copied bu never duplicated ...and it s exciting to hear these tracks ,coz you really dig deep into the song and hear things,you don t notice in the final mix ...by the way ,MJ foot stompin,hand clapping,finger snspping and beatboxing,whispering,weeping and all those unique shades of his voice are really priceless
@truhse6054
@truhse6054 Год назад
@AC72CH so true
@samuelpascual2462
@samuelpascual2462 Год назад
Michael and Janet, the most successful siblings in history
@isaacs.9383
@isaacs.9383 Год назад
This song proved pivotal in shaping my belief in Michael Jackson's innocence, extending beyond the factual evidence. It's an autobiographical masterpiece that resonates on an emotional level. Someone facing accusations like the ones he did wouldn't pour their heart and soul into a track so passionately if they were guilty. The emotional impact would falter. What makes "Scream" even more significant is the authenticity it exudes. Both Michael and Janet Jackson have consistently emphasized their commitment to singing and writing songs that are deeply personal and reflective of their own experiences. "Scream" serves as Michael's heartfelt outlet, a powerful declaration against persecution, while also granting Janet the opportunity to express her emotions. It's a testament to their artistic integrity and the potential for music to illuminate personal truths.
@lamiadingle2011
@lamiadingle2011 8 месяцев назад
The whole HIStory album is this for me. It really proves his innocence. I mean "Childhood"??!! Like, come on
@jooei2810
@jooei2810 Год назад
Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814 is a masterpiece!
@Yourmomnow
@Yourmomnow Год назад
There is so much energy in the voice of Michael! Holy moly my jaw dropped a few times listening to this!
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
So many amazing details you just can't hear or appreciate!
@truhse6054
@truhse6054 Год назад
you both nailed it!
@Gmurua87
@Gmurua87 Год назад
Michael wouldn’t have been out of place in a death metal band with those screams and incredible grittiness. A master at work.
@cookiethesnitch
@cookiethesnitch Год назад
I love this song Mj fustratration and anger really comes through. And Janet doesn't get enough credit as a vocalist. Her voice is so pretty it's fun when she gets gritty. I like your reviews. 🥰
@whattheheck1535
@whattheheck1535 Год назад
You've done it again. This might be my new favorite. Janet plays around Michael in a way only someone who's known him intimately for decades could. That's what made this piece so magical to me.
@cedrichotspot
@cedrichotspot Год назад
The guitar is from "Sly" the song "I Want To Thank You For Lettin' Be Myself" also used in "Rhythm Nation" from Janet.
@christophersaunders348
@christophersaunders348 3 месяца назад
Thanks for the clarification. I just heard this song and it immediately had me googling if it was sampled in Scream…
@chj2
@chj2 2 месяца назад
GENIUS how Jimmy & Terry reused Larry Graham and Sly Stone's Band to form the guitar parts.
@LeminationOfficial
@LeminationOfficial Год назад
Fun fact: Scream wasn't the only song where Michael had responded to false rumors and accusations formed by the media. Another song of his in which he responded to the media was "Leave Me Alone". As I'm writing this, I found out that supposedly there were false rumors that he slept in a hyperbaric chamber to slow his aging process. Hence his track "Leave Me Alone".
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Leave me Alone is AMAZING... I've done a video on that one too! :) Hope you enjoy that one!
@kingcoveryepic
@kingcoveryepic 6 месяцев назад
and I believe also in “Why You Always Trippin' on Me"
@sabydinca613
@sabydinca613 Год назад
This is the best analysis of a song!! I'm absolutely mindblowed! 😍 I never could have thought that parts of "The Knowledge" and "In The Closet" are there. The vocals, the perfect combination of their voices, the interaction... this is called perfection. 🔥 Two genius siblings! ❤ Thank you for this video, I've loved everything about it! 🙏🏼
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@mssha1980
@mssha1980 Год назад
I heard those samples on another channel. I was blown away. JJ & TL also sampled MJ on Janet’s runaway
@stephenlander44
@stephenlander44 Год назад
This song was an amazing concert opening for the History Tour! What an artist he was! Very cool analysis of the track Chris!
@riorange2083
@riorange2083 Год назад
It was! Such a great song to get the energy up!
@krazygurlize
@krazygurlize Год назад
This is bringing tears to my eyes 😢😢 MJ was such a genius and so is Janet. It's hard to find talent like this now
@MartinJackson777
@MartinJackson777 Год назад
This multitrack is taken from the remix version called 'Scream Louder' from the 1997 album Blood on the Dance Floor HIStory in the Mix that's why there's so many samples. 👍 It was more like an alternate/dance version by Jam & Lewis plus Tony Moran.
@martinlroberts
@martinlroberts Год назад
This is actually the original version. Scream Louder doesn't have the "guitar" (keys) solo, and has waaay more horns and builds. Great version, but these stems are from the original.
@diddybopper2052
@diddybopper2052 Год назад
I agree it’s definitely used for Scream Louder.
@RobLives4Love
@RobLives4Love Год назад
@@martinlroberts you're both kinda right, this is the basis of Scream Louder but there are elements missing from the multitrack sessions that are floating around the web. this is more a ruff mix
@dupeusa
@dupeusa Год назад
wow this video gave me chills. There is something amazing about michael and janet as a duo. They had the talent and connection that was unmatched. Thank you for these analysis video. I was a hardcore MJ fan growing up and these videos are giving me a newfound appreciation for his music. Michael really gave every song his all.
@phineqx
@phineqx Год назад
This is the greatest collaboration in music. I was watching Whiplash the other day, it made me wonder if this level of music would be possible without how they came up. They’re built different. This is what life long excellence looks like. Thankyou for sharing this
@ypatiosypatios8054
@ypatiosypatios8054 Год назад
Already liked this before watching because Michael's performance here is out of this world (heard isolated voice track before). Thanks for this!
@stefanmatschke8017
@stefanmatschke8017 Год назад
this is the best era! More of this! "Stranger in moscow" is also an awesome track.
@MsLara1984
@MsLara1984 Год назад
Yes! Stranger in Moscow is truly a masterpiece, and the lyrics are so haunting. You can feel the desperation and isolation Michael had to endure.
@MelissaWalker82
@MelissaWalker82 Год назад
Yes one of my favs!!!
@AlyseAK
@AlyseAK Год назад
One of my favs. I learned that on the piano
@justtv1164
@justtv1164 Год назад
Thank you for this Chris. Micheal Jackson - History was the fjrst physical CD I ever owned back when this song was released. HUGE inspiration. 🔥🔥🔥
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
One of my first as well!
@tharekali5677
@tharekali5677 Год назад
@@chrisliepe Chris I have to be honest with you my old school teacher said a long time ago that her brother saw Michael Jackson coming in to the restaurant and was walking like an old man and hops like a grasshopper on the next day I found out from her in my classroom since 16 years ago she mentioned it before his death I don't believe that is not true.
@EtherealFrequency2024
@EtherealFrequency2024 Год назад
Another awesome Michael isolated vocals and with Janet. I have picked up so much inspiration from these Michael Jackson Isolated series of videos, and learned about how he approached his music because of how you present these MJ priceless isolated vocal tracks.
@lionheartroar3104
@lionheartroar3104 Год назад
Brutally great track. I was going through a divorce when it came out and its tone was an exact match for the anger I felt. It was and is still cathartic to hear this.
@djfredleo
@djfredleo Год назад
16:34 Adore those harmonies!
@MaxFury_Official
@MaxFury_Official Год назад
My favourite song of his as a kid. I remember buying that record and loved MJ's vocal attitude in that song. How does he do it? That is the question! So many guys can sing "cute MJ" stylish think the Weeknd, Bruno Mars, but very few of our current singer stars have that really great distorted vocal quality like MJ or perhaps Devin Townsend to take a living example.
@itsgrayvybaby
@itsgrayvybaby Год назад
Definitely was not expecting a devin townsend comparison when clicking on this video lmao
@MaxFury_Official
@MaxFury_Official Год назад
@@itsgrayvybaby Well, he's one of the greatest distorted sounding guys alive i would say, and his music isn't only full on metal hence the example.
@xxcarolxannexx
@xxcarolxannexx Год назад
The emotion, just that raw anger and frustration. Just really got me. I teared up.
@robertsaenz
@robertsaenz Год назад
Brought tears to my eyes... not just for the production but for all of the emotion put into the message of this one song representing the two most effected Jacksons. Coming together to push back at the enemies and also a plea to the people at the same time.
@Agrassyhandle
@Agrassyhandle Год назад
Im so glad you did this, I think Janet Jackson is INCREDIBLE so if you can and ofc if you'd like, can you start doing Janet Jackson Deconstructions?
@ritatirabyan4049
@ritatirabyan4049 Год назад
I’ve always dreamed of hearing WHO IS IT isolated vocals!! Can’t thank you enough for all these videos, Chris! They’re always such a treat! I even go back and rewatch some of them😅 Been a fan of MJ since my teens and back in the day we couldn’t even dream of hearing such things! One word only - Magic!!
@mssha1980
@mssha1980 Год назад
I love that you can hear MJ about to snap his fingertips off as he starts the first verse 😂 JJ & TL did their thing. Janet did her thing on her part & the backgrounds 🔥🔥🔥 Please do some of Janet!!! JJ & TL & JJ, have some great tracks!! Start with IF from her Janet album.
@jrzellers
@jrzellers Год назад
Yes, do "If" please!!!!!
@jooei2810
@jooei2810 Год назад
Please do more Janet!
@EgyptianSong1814
@EgyptianSong1814 Год назад
I second that, please do "If" or another Janet multitrack. There are plenty available.
@eliasringquist
@eliasringquist Год назад
So nice to finally hear one of the most (or the most) complex production out of all MJ songs - pealed off.. Just because of how many layers and samples are working together to create this “catapult” arrow of power!
@Marcipan29
@Marcipan29 Год назад
This is fire! I always loved the song but God, what you're giving us here is on another level. Thank you!
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
You're so welcome!
@yannisstath
@yannisstath Год назад
Michael voice was sooo versatile. and the stomping is insane! the overall detail is phenomenal
@Bow503
@Bow503 Год назад
10:35 the glass and paper shuffle is Michael and that was left in it ..wow the first random glass noise at the beginning is just so iconic and recognisable.
@ygaltuil
@ygaltuil Год назад
This song is just beautiful and amazing And the habit Michael had to create was simply to be in the dark to try and understand the musical and vocal power… Think you so so much Chris 👍👍👍
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
You're so welcome!
@ygaltuil
@ygaltuil Год назад
@@chrisliepe Think you so much Chris 😊👍
@BPW8989
@BPW8989 Год назад
Wow so that’s way the History Tour combined Scream and In the Closet together 😂
@BazatronX
@BazatronX Год назад
I believe at least some of the guitar samples were taken from Sly & The Family Stone’s “Thank You”. A popular remix brought the Sly song more to the foreground. I’m amazed at the past Janet & Michael samples. Mind blown. Loving these videos Chris - always a great ride!
@charltonblalock2510
@charltonblalock2510 Год назад
Rhythm Nation, as well. If you REALLY listen to it, you can hear the guitar riff being looped. I let my mother listen to Rhythm Nation in the early 90's & she immediately said Sly & The Family Stone.
@orcaartist
@orcaartist Год назад
I was thinking the same thing!
@lamontcrockett8675
@lamontcrockett8675 Год назад
In scream louder remix it’s clearly sly and the family stone
@JLR_Original
@JLR_Original Год назад
This was very cool to listen to. You could envision MJ in the recording booth just swaying and stomping his feet…I could feel the stomps… he was totally into it the track…you could feel his passion…it was just so cool.
@stevenreichertart
@stevenreichertart Год назад
I’m blown away! Thank so much for letting us listen to the vocal tracks in isolation. It’s a real treat to hear these geniuses at work! I love Michael’s “angry” voice and whole-body performance.
@Dan24591
@Dan24591 Год назад
That instrumental is on a whole other level. Mindblowing production.
@molnarandrelukacs5866
@molnarandrelukacs5866 Год назад
I would love to see a video like this from invincible era, because that era is quite different from every other MJ era, and i think it would be cool to hear some invincible tracks.
@AniaSikorska
@AniaSikorska 19 дней назад
What. The. Actual. Fuck. Didn't hear 80% of this elements of mix and "Scream" is one of my Michaels' favourites... Masterpiece!
@Karlenk0
@Karlenk0 11 дней назад
i am currently watching this and i feel the same way, it makes me appreciate it even more
@Ciclopea2
@Ciclopea2 Год назад
This is like a journey through everything Michael was dealing with at the time in this one song, he was actually so wholesome and the way he covered up the swear word but it's there shows how much of an angry SCREAM this song really was. I love Janet and how supportive of her brother she proved to be in this one project, i feel like a part of her died with Michael, they were such a force together and separately. I'm blown away by your work in this video and in a way it's a tribute up to the level of an artist like Michael. So glad i found your channel lol, thank you for this! 👏💖
@Trust_In_Jesus82
@Trust_In_Jesus82 Год назад
That had to the the coolest breakdown I’ve ever seen. Wow. So much in this song. Listening to this as a kid on headphones, I swore I heard things and I wasn’t sure. I was like no, I’m just hearing things. Now this brings it all to reality! I wasn’t hearing things, it was really there! Insane and awesome!
@smjj7038
@smjj7038 Год назад
Scream turned me into a Massive MJ fan! My fave music video ever! 😍❤
@Killroy1016
@Killroy1016 Год назад
Had no idea so much was going on in this song. What an amazing composition and production.
@don8244
@don8244 Год назад
Truly the best song to put a close on the new jack swing era of R&B music. Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis were geniuses along with the Jackson siblings
@mayboy128
@mayboy128 Год назад
What you said about the song getting more ad-libby as it went on - that was the winning formula for many MJ songs. Start the first verse and chorus pretty close to the base melody with some less intense ad-libs thrown in (and in doing so, giving the listener a point of comparison for later on), and continue to crescendo, especially on the ad-libs. And what I love is that, mix-wise, the ad-libs are always treated as lead vocals, and the chorus is treated as the background vocal that serves as the constant for the ad-libs to riff off of. So few songs (at least popular ones) nowadays even have many ad-libs, and they’re often pushed way down in the mix. What are you doing? That’s the emotion! That’s the humanity! We’ve already heard the chorus; give us some rising action! This is why so much modern music doesn’t get a visceral emotional response from me like music from the 90’s and before does; it feels like a neutered product in comparison. Shout-out to Nico & Vinz; they’re keeping the ad-lib dream alive! I’d suggest you check out some of their work like “Hold It Together”, Chris!
@machinegundroner9411
@machinegundroner9411 Год назад
So freakin' AWESOME!! I just love the gritty sound in his voice when he's singing while pissed.
@ricoway8592
@ricoway8592 Год назад
If you ever wanted to hear Michael as an adult on the same song as Michael as a child, This is it! Janet always resembled Mike as a child 🔥🔥🔥 Wish they would’ve recorded together more often 🙌🏽
@PeterCamberwick
@PeterCamberwick Год назад
You've never heard Would You Mind then? LOL
@nazb33
@nazb33 3 месяца назад
What you speak about at 19:40 is on the Club Mix, very loud and clear. You can't escape it. I luuuuurve this track. Since I first heard it, I enjoy miming the backing vocals. This has to be one of the most emancipating tracks by MJ. Praise to The King.... Brother MJ, I miss you. Thank you being a part of my journey 👑
@kevinwatkins8009
@kevinwatkins8009 Год назад
This song and this music video changed me when it came out. This song is perfection and cutting edge. That video...still ahead of its time. You can't fake emotion, turmoil, pain and talent. That shot of Janet holding Michael at the end is such a somber moment as well. ugh. Thank you.
@aaronrussell3426
@aaronrussell3426 Год назад
So good! Love this piece Chris! Loved hearing MJ and Janet go back and fourth with eachother. SO GOOD!!
@moon83star30
@moon83star30 10 месяцев назад
This duet is one of my absolute favorites of ALL TIME! ❤ Amazing song.
@kahport
@kahport Год назад
I agree - this ERA, right? As an MJ fan, this is my absolute favourite time in his entire career in terms of the music, and his expression of emotions in his art generally.
@jakegargiulo5101
@jakegargiulo5101 Год назад
This song is so great. Those background vocal harmonies, mmmmmm. The way this sung in this too, so angry and I love it.
@benjaminsaffoldstudio
@benjaminsaffoldstudio Год назад
I remember Michael saying to his choreographer in a video that The Knowledge was his favorite Janet Jackson song.
@thayssaaquino
@thayssaaquino Год назад
OMG!!! thank you for bringing this song, it is amazing, without a doubt a timeless song🇧🇷❤️
@virgilblaze9090
@virgilblaze9090 Год назад
The word pressure almost drowns out the F word but it is still there but it's sang almost like a breath which blends with the word pressure. Clever but sneaky. Also I'd love for you to get hold of the multitracks for This Time Around. It has such a gritty urban sound mixed with a church gospel kinda sound. It's a great mix I'd love to explore. Thanks again Chris!
@snaccsize
@snaccsize 26 дней назад
I NEVER would've guessed that "The Knowledge" sample was in there. We know how much Michael loves that song, and having samples from both of their discographies just really honors them both, it's magic.
@drunkenbwoi
@drunkenbwoi Год назад
I always knew the song had close instrumental similarities with Janet’s “Rhythm Nation” song, with maybe You Want It aswell, and the outro being a throwback to Blame It On The Boogie (blame it in yourself, it ain’t nobody’s fault), but never realized any of the other samples you picked there! Scream should date back to 1990 and Michael been contemplating this Best Of album since ‘89, part new songs and part old songs which eventually evolved into Dangerous and HIStory, and I feel like he had a tendency to slip in elements of his old music into his new music around that time to pay homage to his early self as he had that Best Of project in mind. You have elements of Startin Somethin if you listen to Money, and probably same with several other songs I can’t think of off the top. Or he just had a thing for reusing elements he really liked.
@lthomas63
@lthomas63 2 месяца назад
hey Chris, I’ve watched a few interviews with Jimmy Jammer and Terri Lewis regarding this song. It was originally recorded in New York at Michael Jackson‘s studio, Janet was so intimidated by her brother that she said that she wanted to wait to record her vocals in Minneapolis later, so that’s what they did, Michael, after hearing Janets vocals, wanted to fly into Minneapolis and redo his vocals, but they only did a few lines of his vocals in Minneapolis. Jimmy jam and Terry Louis said there were maybeone to three takes of Michael’s vocals and that’s what you pretty much heard on the record. Also, the stop effing with me line was recorded first, then they decided it was a little bit too much so they were just able to sneak it in one time during this song.
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe 2 месяца назад
So interesting... thank you!
@garyleem2000
@garyleem2000 Год назад
You did it! Awesome! Thank you for this breakdown Chris. There is so much story and history behind this track, understanding it from a production perspective brings a whole new appreciation for it! Thank you 🙏🏻
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
My pleasure!
@jmar2026
@jmar2026 Год назад
In love with these background vocals 17:57
@NicholasMarsh-i8k
@NicholasMarsh-i8k Год назад
I felt emotional listening to this. The weeping in parts of his voice and the anger. Wow. Janet killed it too. her vocals were on point. I felt their shared rage.. What a family. I love the hidden F-You in the track... who knew? Thanks once again for you forensic analysis and your passion for MJ. It is appreciated.
@jazzyfloyd
@jazzyfloyd Год назад
Simply Incredible Production from Jam & Lewis!!! The Stop Fucking & Pressuring me were [I believe], mixed in such a way with the mouthing sequencing from MJ, and them [Jam & Lewis] utilizing the combined phrasing [Fucking & Pressuring] on the exact upbeat measure until it all blended perfectly. This was a complicated & complex mix. There's soooooooo much going on until unless you break it down, some things you won't hear with the natural ear. Unless you completely and throughly close your eyes and go to the place where Mike would go in his mind to even envision something of this caliber!! WOW!!! MIND BLOWN!!!!!!!!!
@deanholland3055
@deanholland3055 Год назад
Love these breakdown videos ❤The Knowledge was MJ’s favourite Janet track.
@LennoNg01
@LennoNg01 Год назад
Every time when you make Mj song I always thumps up before watching it
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
I like that :)
@adua78
@adua78 Год назад
Those layered Janet oooh’s are delicious.
@PersianImm0rtal
@PersianImm0rtal Год назад
Thank you for sharing all these amazing break downs of Michael Jackson’s master pieces… he will be celebrated for thousands of years! What a treasure to human history and culture!
@roseclarity1493
@roseclarity1493 Год назад
Michael loved The Knowledge and danced to it often. I think he mentioned this in his Private Home Movies special, and I think I heard it said somewhere else. He probably built this song around it while he was dancing. I think part of that guitar part is a sly and the family stone sample.
@MrLIVE150
@MrLIVE150 Год назад
IT MAKES ME WANA SCREAM !
@MrLIVE150
@MrLIVE150 Год назад
That was awesome work ! Man
@mikkolaine23
@mikkolaine23 Год назад
Unbelievable again. MY favorite MJ times too (91-97). Thanks for the deep dive into the drums!
@Bow503
@Bow503 Год назад
I am bursting positive energy right now . This is making my day. You are the perfect person who gives justice to the greatest performer of 20th century . I love what and how you do it . Thankful. SCREAM.
@reij2116
@reij2116 Год назад
Man... thank you so much for showing this for free, seeing Michael's multitracks in all their finest details added to your professional analysis is a wonderful experience, these videos are diamonds ! MJ forever and ever 🙏❤💫
@wesclark6253
@wesclark6253 8 месяцев назад
As you can see here. MJ was FAMOUS for Bouncing his background vocals to 2 stereo tracks. That was probably like 24 tracks of harmony lol . My mentor Dr. Freeze ( wrote and sang on Break of dawn and Place Without A Name). Told me that
@bolder2009
@bolder2009 2 месяца назад
That's interesting. Break of Dawn is one of my favorite MJ songs.
@JJones-uq6ei
@JJones-uq6ei Год назад
Dude I seen all of your videos (MJ) and although it's funny how you imitate MJ, I feel every passionate stomp, clap, vocal, instruments along with you and it takes me out of this world to hear EVERY BIT OF SOUND SO CLEARLY!! Thanks so much!
@HarveyJenkinsMDPhD
@HarveyJenkinsMDPhD 4 дня назад
Amazing
@DJRobinSkouteris
@DJRobinSkouteris Год назад
Thank you man, everytime i see one of these videos of yours, i cant stop listening to MJ for hours later. So genius productions, the man is a legend!!!
@tsdeshon
@tsdeshon Год назад
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do isolated vocals for Who Is It and Give In To Me. I’ll definitely love and enjoy watching those kinda videos!
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Who Is It is COMING!!!
@KamoMustafaWWE
@KamoMustafaWWE Год назад
Love the MJ videos Chris. Keep it up.👍🏼
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Glad you like them!
@mariocarbonaro3217
@mariocarbonaro3217 Год назад
The initial breakdown of the beat made me realize they sampled the original track on the “Scream Louder” remix that is on the Blood on the Dance Floor album. Overall, this video was very interesting because it revealed so many nuances that we cannot hear on the original album release. Thank you, Chris!
@ricardolujan9801
@ricardolujan9801 Год назад
Master piece !! Love Janet is sooo good !!
@chloboshoka
@chloboshoka Год назад
Micheal Jackson has released some great songs over the years and I love HIStory the most cause it’s both a greatest hits album and also has some of his deepest and raw tracks as well like this one, Earth Song and many more.
@MelissaWalker82
@MelissaWalker82 Год назад
Sooo agree with this take. The new stuff on HIStory was iconic and I felt under appreciated MJ. ❤
@ohareport
@ohareport Год назад
boy have i been ready for this one. what a track!
@iagoiglesias
@iagoiglesias Год назад
This is GOLD. One of my favorities song of Michael! 🙌🙏🙏
@chrisliepe
@chrisliepe Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@MuhJameez
@MuhJameez Год назад
I never liked this song' but it's roots I soooo respect. They poured their soUls into it. ❤
@onewilmore
@onewilmore Год назад
Thank you for taking the time to articulate this. You put words to INTANGIBLES...feelings I've felt listening to MJ songs over the years.
@NickPulido
@NickPulido 11 месяцев назад
@7:58 that is the guitar sample from Sly & The Family - Thank You / Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation.
@paul0n3il
@paul0n3il Год назад
This is the best one you have done so far. Not that MJ wasn't capable physically, but this was a vocal big kick to the balls for everyone who pissed him off. This track to me is always pure Frustration, anxiety , anger and his friends betrayal . This a pure work of art. I love how you break down tracks. I do not have the kit you have but I have some sharp head phones and I usually get to break down at least 5 to 6 layers of a song. My favorite one was leave me alone, just in the chorus it has so many layers. Awesome work man, thanks for your time.
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