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Może Michael nagrał jakieś demo tej piosenki.Ktoś jest w stanie to przetłumaczyć?
Nie wiem dlaczego mój poprzedni post usunięto, więc postaram się powtórzyć info, że brałam udział w powyższej licytacji mając nadzieję, że faktycznie cena będzie oscylować wokół 6000 USD.Niestety zostałam przelicytowana - Beat it poszło za 27 500 USD. Gratulacje! Szkoda tylko, że ani jeden cent nie będzie przekazany ani na cele charytatywne, ani nawet dla MJ Estate :-(endka wrote:Rękopis "Beat It" trafi pod młotek
kaem-> ...bo od komentarzy jest Hydepark. A linki do stosownego tematu są zawsze w pierwszych postach w Faktach. Proszę zwracaj na to uwagę. Nast. razem będzie ostrzeżenie.
Julien's Auctions
17.12.2011 pod młotek pójdą przedmioty z Holmby Hills Estate of 100 North Carolwood Drive - posiadłość, w której zmarł Michael Jackson.
Szef domu aukcyjnego Julien's Aucion powiedział, że Julien's chcą "zachować historię (sprzedawanych) przedmiotów"
Na tablicy w kuchni posiadłości wciąż znajduje się wiadomość napisana przez jedno z z dzieci MJa: "<3 Tatusia. UŚMIECH nic nie kosztuje" - naskrobane dziecięcą rączką. Oczekuje się, że tylko za tę tablicę - wraz z wiadomością - przyszyły nabywca zapłaci co najmniej 400 dolarów.
Jeszcze podczas procesu dziennikarze zwiedzali posiadłość - w środku wszystko znajdowało się w idealnym porządku, niczym pokój hotelowy.
W drugiej sypialni, do której wstęp miał tylko Jackson - na lustrze zabytkowej szafy napisał: "ĆWICZ, doskonałość, Marzec Kwiecień. NA MAKSA (w) Maju."
Wśród rzeczy na sprzedaż są krzesła ze śladami makijażu Jacksona i łóżko, w którym zmarł.
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'Across the sea of time, we shall meet on endless shores': Unreleased Michael Jackson lyrics are put up for auction
A close friend of Michael Jackson's has put some previously unreleased lyrics written by the late star up for auction.
The eight-and-a-half line verse has intrigued fans and is being sold by auctioneers Bonhams, who are expecting to offers of up to £3,000.
Dr Arnold Klein, Jackson's dermatologist, is selling the handwritten lyrics after being declared bankrupt.
Research has shown that it is not part of any song already published and may well have been part of a composition not yet released.
It's believed the words could also have been a work in progress or even a project that he abandoned.
The eight-and-a-half lines, written in pen on white paper, are now being sold by Dr Klein who is selling off his possessions since being declared bankrupt.
The verse in Jackson's hand begins: 'Across the sea of time, we shall meet on endless shores, counting our blessings of love's eternity.'
One line is crossed out and the lyric ends: 'So let us meet on endless shores at the break of dawn...'
Dr Klein was a close friend of Jackson's - it was he who employed Jackson's former wife Debbie Rowe, the mother of two of the star's children.
Catherine Williamson, from Bonhams, said: 'It looks like it is written in poetic format. There are eight-and-a-half lines and they feel like lyrics.
'We could not find it in any of his published music so maybe it was a work in progress or is a song that has not yet been released.
'These lyrics are pretty intriguing and we will expect they will attract a lot of attention." The auction takes place in Los Angeles, U.S., on January 23.'
Michael Jackson, known as the King of Pop, died in July 2009 aged 50 during preparations for a new tour.
Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson's physician, was last year convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of the entertainer and was jailed for four years
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... ction.html
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A close friend of Michael Jackson's has put some previously unreleased lyrics written by the late star up for auction.
The eight-and-a-half line verse has intrigued fans and is being sold by auctioneers Bonhams, who are expecting to offers of up to £3,000.
Dr Arnold Klein, Jackson's dermatologist, is selling the handwritten lyrics after being declared bankrupt.
Research has shown that it is not part of any song already published and may well have been part of a composition not yet released.
It's believed the words could also have been a work in progress or even a project that he abandoned.
The eight-and-a-half lines, written in pen on white paper, are now being sold by Dr Klein who is selling off his possessions since being declared bankrupt.
The verse in Jackson's hand begins: 'Across the sea of time, we shall meet on endless shores, counting our blessings of love's eternity.'
One line is crossed out and the lyric ends: 'So let us meet on endless shores at the break of dawn...'
Dr Klein was a close friend of Jackson's - it was he who employed Jackson's former wife Debbie Rowe, the mother of two of the star's children.
Catherine Williamson, from Bonhams, said: 'It looks like it is written in poetic format. There are eight-and-a-half lines and they feel like lyrics.
'We could not find it in any of his published music so maybe it was a work in progress or is a song that has not yet been released.
'These lyrics are pretty intriguing and we will expect they will attract a lot of attention." The auction takes place in Los Angeles, U.S., on January 23.'
Michael Jackson, known as the King of Pop, died in July 2009 aged 50 during preparations for a new tour.
Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson's physician, was last year convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of the entertainer and was jailed for four years
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... ction.html
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