An Instrumental to "The Way You Make Me Feel"

 Included with the single to "The Way You Make Me Feel" is a revealing instrumental. An intricate piece of art originating from the mind of Michael Jackson!

 It's pretty obvious a lot of recording sessions had the volume cranked way up there(hence the slight sizzling in the background). Listening to the track(with the vocals scraped) gives new insight on what went into the song.

 As you can see, the percussion, brass, chords, and keys were all meticulously chosen and crafted to make one heck of a Pop sensation! Most strikingly, the Bass Guitar was well chosen.

How about you. Do you enjoy listening to Michael Jackson unplugged?



[Note-I've just realized this is not the true instrumental but the dub version with the vocals scratched out. Currently, it can only be found on The Single My apologies]

Bad Dub Version

 Here is the "Dub Version of Michael Jackson's blockbuster hit Bad.

 According to Teddy Riley, Michael always wanted every sequence to be at least partially live(the exception would be most of Invincible and its of Blood On The Dance Floor). Yes, there would be a lot of computer synthesizers. But like any talented artist, they were mostly used for effect and to document a sound stuck in Michael's head. Based on that tune, he would hire engineers(mainly Bruce Sweden) and jam secessionists(e.g. Jerry Jay, Brad Buxer) to reproduce the bit in a more authentic setting to mix in with the already digitally produced sound. Depending on MJ's taste, the engineer would go back and add a few extra subtle bits.

Anyways, enjoy the dubbed instrumental to "Bad".