The King Lives On

KingMichael

When Michael Jackson died two months ago, I figured the media was gonna have a ball with covering his death and the aftermath of it. But I can’t even say I expected some of the shit that’s come out of this.

If anything good has come out of it all, I can say that there’s now a new generation who is more aware of Mike’s music. He was beginning to fade out of the consciousness of the public, unless it concerned some circus-like story for the media to pick up on. But now, his legacy as an artist has been covered by almost every other magazine, website, and radio station there is. There’s a lot of younger kids who hadn’t been privy to how major and important MJ’s career was, and now they are.

As many hits as Mike has to his name ranging from ’69 to 2001 (which in itself is unparalleled), there’s also a number of songs from his pre-King Of Pop era that are somewhat underrated. And so, on what would’ve been his 51st birthday, here’s six to grow on:

“2-4-6-8″

“With A Child’s Heart”

“We’re Almost There”

“All I Do Is Think Of You”

“Good Times”

“It’s The Falling In Love”

-D!

IN CASE YOU MISSED ‘EM:

The King Has Left The Building

The ’90s Loved Michael Jackson

5 Responses to The King Lives On

  1. nook says:

    that whole weekend they were playing mike’s music on the radio, my lil cousins knew most of the songs lol i think most people were aware, it just reminded us…

    • Danj! says:

      True… it was definitely a good reminder. They def. went in on the radio that weekend and the following week out here. I just think people sometimes forget just how deep dude’s music really was. There’s a whole world of good MJ stuff from the old to the most recent.

  2. Cellina says:

    Tim found this article in the paper that lays out step by step the whole Thriller dance! The man knows me so well!

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.