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[lykomancer]

It took me a fucking hour and a half to get home from work.

And that's WITH my roommate picking me up from the train.



FUCK YOU, TWINS FANS. I FUCKING HATE YOU. I FUCKING HATE ALL OF YOU. DIAFF.

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[badjelly.livejournal.com]

Suckful, bro. Suckful.

[bakkhos.livejournal.com]

That's awful.

[lykomancer.livejournal.com]

Did you see this crapsack? (http://www.newshounds.us/2009/07/11/bill_oreilly_obsesses_about_michael_jacksons_white_children_and_once_again_compares_him_to_oj_simpson.php)

[bakkhos.livejournal.com]

LOL. I love how Sharpton makes O'Reilly look like a total idiot. Which isn't hard, mind you.

Btw, you should check out Rolling Stone's commemorative issue on MJ. A lot of it is lol!garbage (the snark is in overdrive), but there's an interview with Michael in the early eighties that I loved. It really shows you he's been dealing with certain issues waaaaay before he changed his face.

[lykomancer.livejournal.com]

OMG, you are right. The Rolling Stone issue is BITCHY to the max. They don't like shit, do they? There's just no pleasing some people.

[bakkhos.livejournal.com]

I know! I like how their compliments are actually barbed insults. And they're liars too! I was shocked that they basically trashed his work after Thriller, arguing that his career tanked when Bad came out. REALLY? I was like really? Because I wasn't fortunate enough to be aware of MJ during his Thriller days like the writers were, but I remember Michael being HUGE HUGE HUGE during Bad and Dangerous. I had a suspicion the writers were just crapping on everything afterwards because they felt nostalgia for the good ole days. I didn't think they were being fair at all. So I looked up their 1987 review of Bad. And lo and behold guess what I found? http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/michaeljackson/albums/album/259584/review/6067877/bad

"Comparisons with Thriller are unimportant, except this one: even without a milestone recording like "Billie Jean," Bad is a better record."

Lol.

But I *loved* that early eighties interview with Michael. He rarely grants interviews, and I'm glad he did this one. You can really see he's struggling with the issues that eventually cripple him in certain ways later on.