Sabotage Against Invincible: マイケル・ジャクソンの最後のアルバムについての本

マイケル・ジャクソンの最後のスタジオアルバムがリリースされてから10年が経ちました。インヴィンシブルは 2001 年 10 月 30 日に音楽界に参入しました。 このページ、このアルバムを購入するファンのキャンペーンについて読みました。

『インヴィンシブル』はマイケル・ジャクソンの他の作品に比べて売り上げが少なかったものの、米国を含む世界11カ国でナンバー1となり、全世界で1,300万枚を売り上げた。多くの業界専門家は、このアルバムは時代を先取りしていたと信じています。このアルバムのプロモーションには、マイケルがサボタージュと呼ぶ一連の複雑な問題が伴い、ソニー、特に当時の社長トミー・モトーラを非難した。

多くのマイケル・ジャクソン・ファンは、このアルバムに関するソニーのパフォーマンスに失望し、落胆しました。そのうちの 1 人は、モンテネグロで外交と国際関係を学ぶルカ・ネスカヴィクさんです。彼は「Invincible Sabotage (Sabotage Against Invincible)」というタイトルの本を書き、 アマゾン.

The English translation of this book was revised a few days ago and updated on Amazon. Sony/ATV catalog, conspiracy, and the devil are among the sections of this book. Michael had called Tommy Mottola the devil. It also includes the text of Michael’s speech in Harlem and London in 2002 about Sony’s sabotage.

The author writes in the book’s introduction:

“His trailer became the best-selling album in history. He set that record when everyone believed it belonged exclusively to the white race. He was the first Black artist whose music video was played on MTV. He broke not only musical but also racial boundaries and became a unique social phenomenon in the world. But he proved he wasn’t just an outstanding showman—he was also an expert in business. He bought the publishing rights to Beatles songs (the Beatles catalog). The media said it was theft because the Beatles no longer owned the ownership of the songs they had created. But no one asked why the Beatles hadn’t kept the publishing rights for themselves. Ten years later, Michael combined this catalog with the music catalog of Sony, and created the Sony/ATV publishing company—which is today the biggest in the world. The King of Pop, alongside the head of Sony Music, became the most powerful man in the industry.

But in 2001, Michael began working with the then-president of this company (the devil)—a domineering and racist man. When Michael realized what he was really like, he was ready to end his collaboration with him, but he was attacked instead. The result was that his Invincible album (the translation of Invincible) was subjected to sabotage.”

“I’ve always said… art—great art—never dies. ~ マイケル・ジャクソン.”

Source: eMJey.com / amazon.com