Greg is one of the most skilled keyboardists and arrangers on the planet and Rod Temperton was a genius!!! Anthony is obviously a talented composer and programmer in his own right!!!! This is an eye-opening expose and I'm going to watch 'em all!!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!!! There is no producer/arranger on the planet that has the respect and influence that Quincy Jones has!
I can't thank you enough. This interview is what I want for long time. I'm Japanese MJ fan and I don't understand English well, but this program makes me like "I should listen this no matter what!". "Thriller" is absolutely go down in music history. The testimonies by people who worked in the album should be recorded as much as possible. This program is doing that in great way. I'm so thankful...
One of the most interested episodes in this program is that Michael called the "choooon" sound in the "Thriller" song "Star falling". I didn't know that. And I love that you guys loves Quincy's gentle behavior. That makes an impression.
It's like watching old friends catching up on old days and such.. really insightful to watch. As a MJ fan and follower, I bet making the magic, creating the magic of Thriller was more than delightful than anything on this world that can be was as great as anything on Earth would or will be. Thank you, Greg, Anthony and everyone that were and was involved on Thriller. I bet it was a time to be alive at that time.
Hi, I'm a young Michael follower and you don't know how much I appreciate this, knowing more about how the album was created is amazing, especially from the people who worked on it. Personally I'd like to know more about songs that didn't make cut on the album, for example "She's Trouble" and "Carousel", that would be super interesting, I hope you can do a podcast focused on that!.
I am sincerly appreciative to hear stories like this. I always thought there was something magical about the Thriller sessions, and you guys confirmed it.
Je suis un grand fan de Michael Jackson ceci est le meilleur podcast raconté par les acteurs de cette album . Je commence seulement l’épisode 1 . Toutes les personnes qui aime la musique doivent absolument écouté ce podcast. Merci beaucoup pour le partage santé à vous ❤
Damn, its not juat for the video and us, Anthony Marinelli, this guy collected all the original stuff just for the admiring of the quailty of the sound, Thriller and the sake of sharing....Chammone I don't know how to thank him...🙏😳
This is amazing! I think that’s gotta be J.R. on drums in the beginning snare fills of “Thriller”. Like maybe there’s a snare overdub because it’s a different tone on the snare in the intro compared to the rest of the groove which I can tell is a Linn Drum. Either way, it’s truly amazing!!
Thank you for the amazing! conversation and insights✨🙏🏻 Anthony…do you think you need an old Arp 2600 to recreate the Bass Sound or would it be possible with the Reissue? (unfortunately you have been interrupted) Thanks again 💫
Just discovering and digging into this channel. Simply fantastic work! I hear the Linn on the body of the title track, but I've always wondered about the into drums. It sounds like live drums (or at least cymbals) on the intro, prior to the first "brass" hits, before the main groove starts. I've never read any drum credits, but could it have been Jeff P or Ndugu on that intro, or am I just mishearing? (Edit) Just listening closely again it sounds like a Linn ride cymbal playing quarters and acoustic drums and hats under that in the intro. The snare fill in almost sounds like the snare sound from Ndugu's tracks and less like Jeff's. The bass drum in that section certainly doesn't sound like the Linn, and especially the hi hats. Really curious if anyone remembers anything different about that intro, and how it came to be. Just fantastic that you guys are documenting these experiences and sharing them. As you are all too aware, fewer and fewer of you all are still around to have these great conversations with us listening in. ❤
7:04 Wait ... Greg Phillinganes did not know that Thriller has no real drums (except for the break in the intro) but is a drum machine until 2023?! What? That man is musically a legend and the Linn drum sound is so charactersitic for the 80ies. I can't belive that ...
Greg is one of the most skilled keyboardists and arrangers on the planet and Rod Temperton was a genius!!! Anthony is obviously a talented composer and programmer in his own right!!!! This is an eye-opening expose and I'm going to watch 'em all!!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!!! There is no producer/arranger on the planet that has the respect and influence that Quincy Jones has!
I can't thank you enough. This interview is what I want for long time. I'm Japanese MJ fan and I don't understand English well, but this program makes me like "I should listen this no matter what!". "Thriller" is absolutely go down in music history. The testimonies by people who worked in the album should be recorded as much as possible. This program is doing that in great way. I'm so thankful...
One of the most interested episodes in this program is that Michael called the "choooon" sound in the "Thriller" song "Star falling". I didn't know that. And I love that you guys loves Quincy's gentle behavior. That makes an impression.
It's like watching old friends catching up on old days and such.. really insightful to watch. As a MJ fan and follower, I bet making the magic, creating the magic of Thriller was more than delightful than anything on this world that can be was as great as anything on Earth would or will be. Thank you, Greg, Anthony and everyone that were and was involved on Thriller. I bet it was a time to be alive at that time.
This is the greatest TH-cam channel ever created.
MG...Smh...Wow...This Right Here Whoa...Wow...Incredible...Just Awesome And Amazing...One Love Fam...
I’m so THRILLED about everything I just watched and listened to. Thank you very much 😍
Hi, I'm a young Michael follower and you don't know how much I appreciate this, knowing more about how the album was created is amazing, especially from the people who worked on it.
Personally I'd like to know more about songs that didn't make cut on the album, for example "She's Trouble" and "Carousel", that would be super interesting, I hope you can do a podcast focused on that!.
Absolutely love this... You guys are are so candid. Much respect to y'all
Wow!!!!! This IS an AWESOME share!!! Thank you!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶💯💯💯💯💯
Good thing about coming upon this channel a little late that you can binge 🤣
Fascinating stuff! Thanks! :}
God, this is gold! Thanks so much for sharing!
this is GOLD 😊😊😊
Anthony, kudos deluxe to you. You dropped a bomb on us here with these videos. Love!
I am sincerly appreciative to hear stories like this. I always thought there was something magical about the Thriller sessions, and you guys confirmed it.
Thank you guys.
The heavens really came together to bring this album to the world.
The A6/9 chord over B in the end of the Bridge of Thriller is incredible, my fav part!! Great arrangement by Rod ⚡⚡
Glad you like it!
All right, cool ..thank you very very much ✨✌️
What a great way to start the day!
Too much talent over here ❤️
Greg's version of Behind the Mask is my absolute favorite
This popped up in my recommended. You know this channel is gonna blow up. A little tryhard for my tastes production wise, but good luck with it.
Yo!!!! This is beautiful I was born listening to Mike. 1990 my 5th birthday my dad bought me the cassette for Bad and that’s all I cared about lol.
What a songwriter Rod Temperton was!
Rod! Lovable Legend 🥰
The greatest!
Truly. So many hits.
Je suis un grand fan de Michael Jackson ceci est le meilleur podcast raconté par les acteurs de cette album . Je commence seulement l’épisode 1 . Toutes les personnes qui aime la musique doivent absolument écouté ce podcast. Merci beaucoup pour le partage santé à vous ❤
Amazing stories , thank you for share them ❤🙏🌍
Our pleasure!
Damn, its not juat for the video and us, Anthony Marinelli, this guy collected all the original stuff just for the admiring of the quailty of the sound, Thriller and the sake of sharing....Chammone I don't know how to thank him...🙏😳
Amazing love all these videos. 😊
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!
Glad i found this channel and close to MJ bday!🤗😊
Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤
This is amazing! I think that’s gotta be J.R. on drums in the beginning snare fills of “Thriller”. Like maybe there’s a snare overdub because it’s a different tone on the snare in the intro compared to the rest of the groove which I can tell is a Linn Drum. Either way, it’s truly amazing!!
Would love to see the full video/interview
Awesome you guys do this !
Had been watching the tidbits on instagram.
Really enjoyed this
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Thank you for the amazing! conversation and insights✨🙏🏻 Anthony…do you think you need an old Arp 2600 to recreate the Bass Sound or would it be possible with the Reissue? (unfortunately you have been interrupted) Thanks again 💫
You can do it on a reissue !! Anything with pulse width modulation
Could you share details on the recording of the unreleased songs of the album ("Hot Street" , "Trouble" "Got the Hots" , "Carousel" ect) ?
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Would love to hear their Thoughts on the unrealeaszd songs from thriller, especially "Hot Street"
what about the Casio CZ101? I thought I heard Marinelli say that he used that as the bass during the Vincent Price section.
Is this a collaboration with the Jackson estate? Because THIS i s exactly what we all really wanted as a bonus to thriller 40
Just discovering and digging into this channel. Simply fantastic work! I hear the Linn on the body of the title track, but I've always wondered about the into drums. It sounds like live drums (or at least cymbals) on the intro, prior to the first "brass" hits, before the main groove starts. I've never read any drum credits, but could it have been Jeff P or Ndugu on that intro, or am I just mishearing?
(Edit) Just listening closely again it sounds like a Linn ride cymbal playing quarters and acoustic drums and hats under that in the intro. The snare fill in almost sounds like the snare sound from Ndugu's tracks and less like Jeff's. The bass drum in that section certainly doesn't sound like the Linn, and especially the hi hats. Really curious if anyone remembers anything different about that intro, and how it came to be.
Just fantastic that you guys are documenting these experiences and sharing them. As you are all too aware, fewer and fewer of you all are still around to have these great conversations with us listening in. ❤
Korg going to sell a lot of 2600’s now haha
You guys are beautiful.
Does anyone know if it's true that Queen's Hot space album really was an influence as MJ said for his Thriller album?
Ask at our next live stream!!
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No doubt, Greg is a genius on keyboards - but not in VOIP. Sometimes hardly understandable. Anthony does a much better job in this respect.
7:04 Wait ... Greg Phillinganes did not know that Thriller has no real drums (except for the break in the intro) but is a drum machine until 2023?! What? That man is musically a legend and the Linn drum sound is so charactersitic for the 80ies. I can't belive that ...
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