We know that Michael Jackson has TONS of unreleased songs that the public has never heard.

What will the interest in this material be? How will it sell?

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I think it will sell like wild fire to be honest. I mean, right now his sales records are soaring. Nobody bought his music for the longest time, and now that he is dead, everything and anything of his are selling. I was just looking at the books he wrote, and I can’t get any of it at any library.. and Barnes and Nobles is completely out of it as well. I’m not sure about the interest or how exactly it will sell, but, I know for sure it will definitely sell. Which is good, because it will really help pay off the debt that Michael was trying to pay off, which he was trying to pay off with the help of the tour. I guess that’s how it is though – it’s sad that it has to be this way, that in order for you to make the greatest comeback of all time in all ways (sales, entertaining, etc) you have to die first. You saw it in Mozart as well as with other amazing individuals whose greatness was not appreciated until after death. Alas, I do believe his unreleased material will make a ton of money.

MoreThanaStarMJ | Jul 10, 2009

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it wont sell, it will be put on the internet illegally but, for their to be songs the artist and the music company must agree, since michael jackson is dead i dont think the can do that.

and if i was in the family i would not allow them to post it
a | Jul 09, 2009

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Wasn’t that solely for his children?

What a shame.
Mad Hatter | Jul 09, 2009

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I’m sure all of the sheep will be lining up to buy the crap.

Go ahead-thumb me down. Opinions are like assholes, everyone’s got one!
Deadhead Incognito | Jul 09, 2009

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About the Celebrity
Rigel | Jul 09, 2009

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you mean like the DVD of his memorial service? Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and Joe Jackson are all looking for ways to cash in.
Scott H | Jul 09, 2009

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Like hot cakes!
Queen of the WAGs | Jul 09, 2009

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I think that it will sell at first just because of his death. However, it depends on the quality of the songs. Afterall, there may be a reason why the others weren’t released (with the exception of the new ones). In time the best will keep selling and those which are not Michael Jackson "quality" will go about being unheard of. Though, considering his track record and great talent I’m sure that many people will buy it just because it has his name on the album. RIP Michael
Voila it's moi | Jul 09, 2009

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Boy it will sell seeing all the selling his other albums are doing.
Just me a MJ FAN | Jul 10, 2009

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If you want info on MJ just drop by..

http://michealjacksonsgrave.com

There’s plenty of info there..
Johnathen S | Jul 10, 2009

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it will sell,
i bet you he will beat another 100 records or something
sandy | Jul 11, 2009

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It will sell some thousands and maybe some millions but I don’t think people would be that interested in buying them. Maybe in other countries such as the United Kingdom or Japan where Michael Jackson’s recent compliations soared to number one it will sell, but other than that, it wont be a very high seller.
Jeremy A. | Jul 11, 2009

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It will sell more than when he was still here
Uwee | Jul 12, 2009

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They are legitimately selling a last album of his, but the producers or whoever is in charge of that said that they are giving it time because they don’t want to jump on the bandwagon. I personally think it will sell extremely well. The whole world is buying MJ stuff cos he’s dead now, and everyone who can is trying to make a buck out of it. It isn’t that bad, cos at least the sellers can make his fans happy…me being a happy fan who bought a LOT of memorabilia after he died. =]
THEPurpleFlutterby! | Jul 13, 2009

I work at several schools; one has a 10” turtle which some jerk has put in a small 20 inch basin, and filled with a 1/2 inch of water. The turtle has been in this basin 24/7 for at least 4 yrs. The teacher who brought her to the school has long since gone & no one knows where the turtle originally came from.

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Please don’t say neither. I have limited it down to these 2 movies. House on the haunted hill i own. Prom Night i rented. I am in pain and can’t sleep so i want to watch a movie later. I am shooting for Prom Night but i haven’t decided. Oh and i have seen both movies before

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I thought ‘Prom Night’ was pretty good…I watched it Saturday night…I’ve not seen ‘House on Haunted Hill’ so IDK…I hope you feel better soon

Jen | Aug 25, 2008

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i liked prom night, although i didnt see the other one.
sftballfanatic | Aug 25, 2008

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Return was actually a little bit better than Prom Night. Especially since return was a straight to vid release
ryee40007 | Aug 25, 2008

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I say Prom Night. I haven’t seen the other one.
I’ve seen both the old and new Prom Night.
Kaitlin<3 | Aug 25, 2008

along with your favorite verse by each if you can…

Cee-lo
Khujo
T-Mo
Big Gipp

BQ: Soul Food or Beautiful Skin?

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Beatiful Skin
Cee-Lo
Khujo
Bigg Gipp
T-Mo
Hellareal | Feb 13, 2009

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soul food

cee-lo
khujo

the rest
evil c | Feb 13, 2009

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Gipp
Cee-Lo
Khujo
T-Mo

Soul Food
502 | Feb 13, 2009

Conservative Groups Join Tea Party Express The national, cross-country Tea Party Express II: Countdown to Judgment Day ( http://www.TeaPartyExpress.org ) launches his Sunday, October 25th – 11:00 AM at Tuna Harbor Park in downtown San Diego, California.

Conservative groups have joined forces to make this massive national effort possible. Besides the lead sponsor, the Our Country Deserves Better Committee, the Tea Party Express II enjoys support from Grassfire.org, ResistNet, Free Republic, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, National Tax Limitation Committee, Americans for Prosperity, the Conservative MultiCultural Coalition, and dozens of local tea party groups across the country.

The Tea Party Express II: Countdown to Judgment Day national tour will span 19 days, rallies in 38 cities, and cover more than 7,000 miles. The tour marks the one-year point from the 2010 elections when numerous members of Congress will be targeted for defeat, as a result of their support of higher deficits, growth in the size and intrusiveness of government, higher taxes, bailouts and more.

The Tea Party Express will specifically rally opposition to efforts to pass a government-run health care plan.
Here are the details on the first two “kick off” events for the national tour:

Events on Sunday, October 25th:
11:00am: San Diego, CA Tuna Harbor Park Tuna Lane located off N Harbor Drive and W. G Street San Diego, CA
4:30pm: Los Angeles, CA Griffith Park (Pad D – Crystal Springs Area) 4730 Crystal Springs Road Los Angeles, CA 90027

The Tea Party Express II is a 19-day, 7,000-mile journey across the country with a caravan of vehicles holding tea party rallies in 38 cities across America. The Tea Party Express is advocating for less government spending, an end to the bailouts, lower taxes, opposition to government-run healthcare and opposition to the growth in the size and intrusiveness of government in general.

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The song where they are at the skating rink and they kiss for the first time in the movie Monster?

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I believe it is "Don’t Stop Believin’" by Journey

According to the New York Times:

Patty Jenkins’s Oscar-winning 2003 film ”Monster” should have been mentioned in the Directions report about the popular resurgence of the Journey song ”Don’t Stop Believin”’ [''All Are Encouraged Not to Stop Believin','' Aug. 28]. The song was the soundtrack to one of the movie’s most talked-about scenes, when the characters played by Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci fall in love at a roller rink. It’s a stunning scene, and I suspect it uses the song far more sincerely than any MTV reality show or Web video could.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.ht ml?res=9E02E0D71531F932A2575AC0A9639C8B6 3

Full lyrics here:
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/j/journey/don t+stop+believin_20075670.html

Pablo Fanques | Aug 17, 2006

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why does it seem that all women are gay or at least "bi" nowadays? I was told by a 16 year old daughter of a friend that she is "gay" because it’s the "in" thing.

Disturbing, to say the least.
Big B823 | Aug 17, 2006

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0340855/soun dtrack

that’s the list of all the songs played in that movie.
It’s my all time favorite movie! I watch it alllll the time and no I’m not a lesbian, I’m happily married! lol True Stories make for the best movies!!*
lost_carolina | Aug 17, 2006

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I just seen that movie the other day. That is one twisted movie. Sorry I can’t help you with the song. It about made me sick seeing Christina Ricci kissing someone as fugly as Charlize Theron.
guitardan | Aug 17, 2006

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"Don’t stop believing" by Journey
Thirstin Howell | Aug 17, 2006

i was watching the movie addams family value and fell in love with the cuteness of the lil baby pubert in the movie and i want to know his real name to see what he looks like now?

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Pubert was played by two sisters!
Kristen and Kaitlyn Hooper:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106220/

yellowstonedogs | Apr 01, 2009

1. In the late nineteenth century, many businessmen argued that the United States should be prepared to compete with nations throughout the world for natural resources. What policy would these businessmen support?
(Points: 3)
active environmental protection

an end to American imperialism

a movement toward American imperialism

an end to environmental protection

2. Why did the United States traditionally oppose imperialism?
(Points: 3)
because the U.S. military lacked the power of other nations

because the Monroe Doctrine was against imperialism

because there were plenty of raw materials within U.S. borders, so there was no need to go outside

because the United States had originally been a colony and was against imposing that status on others

3. Which did not contribute to the U.S. decision to go to war against Spain?
(Points: 3)
the explosion on the battleship Maine

the need to protect U.S. investments in Cuba

yellow journalism promoting war

the Spanish attack on Puerto Rico

4. Which place did not play a role in the Spanish-American War?
(Points: 3)
Manila Bay

San Juan Hill

Havana

Mexico City

5. The treaty ending the Spanish-American War made the Philippines a U.S. territory. What was another provision of the treaty?
(Points: 3)
Panama agreed to allow the United States to build a canal there.

Haiti and the Dominican Republic became U.S. territories.

Spain would pay reparations to the United States.

Cuban independence was assured.

6. What was the Philippines’s response to becoming a U.S. territory following the Spanish-American War?
(Points: 3)
gratitude for the economic boost

a declaration of war on the United States

agreement that Filipinos should pay U.S. taxes

violent resistance to American rule

7. Both Alaska and Hawaii became states in 1959. What else do they have in common?
(Points: 3)
Both were ruled by women until becoming U.S. territories.

Both became U.S. territories during the late 1800s.

Both were purchased by the United States for under $8 million.

Both were annexed following U.S. invasions.

8. Which has never experienced U.S. occupation?
(Points: 3)
Jamaica

Puerto Rico

Haiti

Dominican Republic

9. Which U.S. president made the following proposal: "A general association of nations must be formed under specific covenants for the purpose of affording mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike?"
(Points: 3)
William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

William Howard Taft

Woodrow Wilson

10. Which U.S. president said in an annual message to Congress, "Today, more than ever before, American capital is seeking investment in foreign countries, and American products are more and more generally seeking foreign markets?"
(Points: 3)
William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

William Howard Taft

Woodrow Wilson

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WRONG, the correct answers are: CDACBBDDC

| Mar 14, 2009