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Jackson an inspiration for originality

Abstract:
Originality in music, and the world, is dying, but it's not buried yet.

After the final chronicled moments of Michael Jackson's life were seen by the world in the film "This Is It," it's become unsettlingly apparent what American culture has actually lost and perhaps will never regain....

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Azzi Fan #1

posted 11/05/09 @ 6:16 PM CST

I was very excited to read this article. I'm a pretty big fan of Michael's music. I also have to say that I saw "Is This It?", and it was truly an amazing experience. RIP Michael. While this article was fairly well written, I think it would have been better left to Amy Azzi. This seems more suited to the creative and fine arts-loving mind of Amy Azzi. No offense to Victoria, but you can tell this article is lacking the Amy Azzi passion. I can't imagine Amy didn't go see it, and if she didn't I'd always be willing to see it again if she needs someone to go with!
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johnlocke

posted 11/06/09 @ 12:23 AM CST

I'm in a neat position. I remember when I was 12 years old and Thriller was the biggest record in the world (by that I mean vinyl). Imagine my suprise years later that his death created as big a response...

This shows how big this guy was cos his estimation spans three generations....when i was a little kid we had the Jackson 5, when I was a teenager, we had Bad,,,,,,,,,

Michael Jackson changed the face of musice, but even more importantly, he changed forever the face of race.
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