100 hours of Michael’s rehearsals have been recorded

Roger Friedman, a former Fox News columnist, reported on his new website that 100 hours of Michael Jackson’s rehearsals for the London concerts have been recorded: For many bloggers and yellow-journalism writers, such as Ian Halperin of Daily Mail, who claimed that Michael Jackson was so sick he couldn’t read or dance and would never be able to perform his London concerts, I have a shocking piece of news. AEG Live recorded all of Michael’s rehearsals. They have 100 hours of Michael’s rehearsals and his performances on stage. The Wednesday performance at the Staples Center—which was Michael’s last performance before his death—was also recorded. These videos will be used to provide a crushing answer to rumor-mongers like Ian Halperin, who were making cruel rumors about Michael while he was preparing to return. I’ve been told that they recorded so much of Michael’s singing on stage that they could produce not one album, but two valuable albums from it. Since Michael had never released an album of his live performances during his career, these recorded performances could be a gold mine. I also heard that members and officials of the This Is It concert team gathered over the weekend in memory of Michael and celebrated. Apparently, the plan is to perform these shows somewhere on stage or turn them into a tribute show to Jackson. So far, AEG has spent $30 million on these concerts. Everything about it is incredible. This is the first project in which three-dimensional lighting is being used. The company plans to use members of Michael’s family and/or other stars from the music world for the concerts. Source: eMJey / Showbiz411.com