Podcast appearances and mentions of michael jackson's thriller

No doubt everyone remembers or knows of Thriller, Michael Jackson's groundbreaking music video that ushered in the world of long-form narrative, high production value visual music fare. However the video did more than that. It was the crest of a wave that ushered in Black Horror that allowed Black horror fans to come out of the closet and demand more and better horror films featuring and/or produced by Black talent. Tonight we take a look at Thriller and its legacy in cult, classic and Black horror. The Official Thriller Video - https://youtu.be/sOnqjkJTMaA The expanded version of the Vincent Price spoken word - https://youtu.be/ZuuVojzfdqY?t=46 The Making of Thriller Documentary - https://youtu.be/LviHK3_MA-8

Wayne watches the short film that set the unsurpassed standard for music videos, MICHAEL JACKSON'S THRILLER (1983). Groundbreaking and record-making at the time, but does the iconic production still hold up today? Watch MICHAEL JACKSON'S THRILLER with Wayne at https://youtu.be/sOnqjkJTMaA Now that you've seen it, tweet us your thoughts and score out of five at twitter.com/FREDtheALIENpro Broadcast: 15 January 2021.

#OTD in 1983, Michael Jackson's music video "Thriller" made its world premiere on MTV

Many thanks and thrillers to The Coldest Water for sponsoring this podcast. Check out ‘THE COLDEST GIVEAWAY’ here: https://thecoldestwater.com/history-g...And shop ‘The Coldest Water’ with MY LINK to support the channel: https://thecoldestwater.com/?ref=shop...-In the eighth installment of the History In The Mix reboot, Jason David tackles Michael Jackson’s magnum opus and answers WHY it is so world renowned.LIKE PODCASTS? History In The Mix has an EXCLUSIVE podcast feed to hear audio-only versions of your favorite episodes! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7KSriKp...Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...-Twitter: @HistoryInTheMixInstagram: MixingHIStory-Merch: teespring.com/stores/historyinthemix

Bruce and Sam look back at an iconic moment in 80s music and horror including a full audio commentary on the extended music video and some dubious MJ impressions  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our penultimate episode of Music Mayhem 2020, Matt chose one of the most successful albums of all time, Michael Jackson's THRILLER. THRILLER has it all: Beat It, Thriller, Billie Jean, that song with Paul McCartney, that one ballad, that other ballad, a couple of other ballads, and You Wanna Be Startin' Something, a song that has yet to come to an end. Listen, we all know why everyone picked up this album, and it was because of those three singles and their classic music videos. We definitely talk about those songs and even debate on which jacket is better: the Thriller jacket or the Beat It jacket? Trust us, it's a good one, smash that play button. Check out our site: www.themastersofdivinity.wordpress.com If you'd like to support the show, become a patron by visit our patreon! www.patreon.com/MastersOfDivinity Follow us on social media: instagram.com/mastersofdivinity twitter.com/mastersdivinity www.facebook.com/mastersofdivinity Subscribe to our YouTube Channel bit.ly/2HdvX65

Today on Episode 47 of Quarantine Radio, we make calls from our Upper West Side apartment to celebrated audio engineers Leslie Brathwaite, Alex Tumay and Anthony Cruz! First we jump on the phone with legendary mix engineer and multiple-Grammy Award winner Leslie Brathwaite to discuss his work with TLC, Beyonce, The Carters, Pharrell, Outkast, Jeezy, Lil Uzi Vert, Jack Harlow, Madonna, Cardi B and more, how he rests his ears and his soul, his relationships with artists and executives, what album made him sit up straight and open his eyes, what he believes sets Michael Jackson's Thriller album apart from the rest, the incredible creativity he's applying to his mixing environment since quarantine went into effect, the bird that attacked him while we were recording this very episode, and so much more! Then we call to the Lower East Side to catch up with the great Alex Tumay to discuss his bout with COVID-19, how crippling it was, his efforts in combating it, how it's changed the way he operates even after recovering, how it effected his work, why he and Kenny Beats collaborate so perfectly together, what a terrific experience it was to mix with 40 and PartyNextDoor on his latest project, and so much more! And finally we dial up Meek Mills' personal engineer Anthony Cruz to break down how he's spent the last two months, how fatherhood has been treating him, what it was like when he and Meek first listened to Jay Electronica's album in the studio, being a resource for artists who are at home learning to engineer themselves, trying to skip out on Zoom birthday parties, order studio equipment to his in-law's place and much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan and Ryan debut their first podcast going through an influential album they never listened to.  In this episode they listen to Michael Jackson's Thriller which came out in 1982 and has been the best selling album of all time.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/galacticgeesegaggle/message

In the second episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast, we continue debating two of the biggest albums of the 80s (and of all time), Michael Jackson's Bad and Michael Jackson's Thriller. Listen in to hear our final arguments and decide for yourself which album is the best!

In this first episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast, we take two of the biggest albums of the 80s (and of all time), Michael Jackson's Bad and Michael Jackson's Thriller, and discuss and debate which is the best.

Happy Holidays Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Here's the next to last installment in the Tis The Season Series, Fuller House S2E12: Nutcrackers, which aired on December 9, 2016. In this episode Tis the season to be in love, but Stephanie doesn't want to hear it. Max gets a girlfriend for Christmas, and Ramona suits up for "The Nutcracker." We also have a bunny named Jack, a girl named Rose who shares Max's love of the movie Titanic, if you love the movie as much as I do you'll enjoy the many Titanic jokes and puns throughout the episode, Kimmy hijacks a performance of The Nutcracker in Ramona's sted and gives a hilarious performance complete with, yep you guessed it, the Gibbler Gallop, along with the shopping cart and Michael Jackson's Thriller dance. Non stop laughs, I'll tell you. We get a throwback to the Full House S6E1 Come Fly With Me with the mispronunciation of Oakland/Auckland, remember Steph and Michelle getting on that plane, whoa boy. We get an I Love You from Jimmy after only dating Stephanie for like 4 months but it's whatevs if it's love it's love, Not ready to say it back Stephanie does everything possible to avoid talking to Jimmy and is also evaluated by Dr. DJ as to why she runs from love, apparently she has commitment issues due to how she shut out everyone after her mom died and doesn't want to get close to someone again. Maybe there's some truth to that. Who knows? I hope you enjoy this review as much as I enjoyed covering it. Join me tomorrow when I cover the last episode in the Tis The Season Series Fuller House S4E1: Oh My Santa, which aired on December 14, 2018. In this episode When Max gets a case of the bah-humbugs -- and Tommy has a meltdown at the mall -- DJ does everything she can to get them back in the Christmas spirit. Please if you have time hop on Itunes or the Apple Podcast App to leave a review and you can also use Emojis too. Be creative and have fun. If you'd like to EMAIL the Podcast go to: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a wonderful holiday this week if you celebrate it.

Happy Holidays Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Here's the next to last installment in the Tis The Season Series, Fuller House S2E12: Nutcrackers, which aired on December 9, 2016. In this episode Tis the season to be in love, but Stephanie doesn't want to hear it. Max gets a girlfriend for Christmas, and Ramona suits up for "The Nutcracker." We also have a bunny named Jack, a girl named Rose who shares Max's love of the movie Titanic, if you love the movie as much as I do you'll enjoy the many Titanic jokes and puns throughout the episode, Kimmy hijacks a performance of The Nutcracker in Ramona's sted and gives a hilarious performance complete with, yep you guessed it, the Gibbler Gallop, along with the shopping cart and Michael Jackson's Thriller dance. Non stop laughs, I'll tell you. We get a throwback to the Full House S6E1 Come Fly With Me with the mispronunciation of Oakland/Auckland, remember Steph and Michelle getting on that plane, whoa boy. We get an I Love You from Jimmy after only dating Stephanie for like 4 months but it's whatevs if it's love it's love, Not ready to say it back Stephanie does everything possible to avoid talking to Jimmy and is also evaluated by Dr. DJ as to why she runs from love, apparently she has commitment issues due to how she shut out everyone after her mom died and doesn't want to get close to someone again. Maybe there's some truth to that. Who knows? I hope you enjoy this review as much as I enjoyed covering it. Join me tomorrow when I cover the last episode in the Tis The Season Series Fuller House S4E1: Oh My Santa, which aired on December 14, 2018. In this episode When Max gets a case of the bah-humbugs -- and Tommy has a meltdown at the mall -- DJ does everything she can to get them back in the Christmas spirit. Please if you have time hop on Itunes or the Apple Podcast App to leave a review and you can also use Emojis too. Be creative and have fun. If you'd like to EMAIL the Podcast go to: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a wonderful holiday this week if you celebrate it.

Happy Holidays Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Here's the next to last installment in the Tis The Season Series, Fuller House S2E12: Nutcrackers, which aired on December 9, 2016. In this episode Tis the season to be in love, but Stephanie doesn't want to hear it. Max gets a girlfriend for Christmas, and Ramona suits up for "The Nutcracker." We also have a bunny named Jack, a girl named Rose who shares Max's love of the movie Titanic, if you love the movie as much as I do you'll enjoy the many Titanic jokes and puns throughout the episode, Kimmy hijacks a performance of The Nutcracker in Ramona's sted and gives a hilarious performance complete with, yep you guessed it, the Gibbler Gallop, along with the shopping cart and Michael Jackson's Thriller dance. Non stop laughs, I'll tell you. We get a throwback to the Full House S6E1 Come Fly With Me with the mispronunciation of Oakland/Auckland, remember Steph and Michelle getting on that plane, whoa boy. We get an I Love You from Jimmy after only dating Stephanie for like 4 months but it's whatevs if it's love it's love, Not ready to say it back Stephanie does everything possible to avoid talking to Jimmy and is also evaluated by Dr. DJ as to why she runs from love, apparently she has commitment issues due to how she shut out everyone after her mom died and doesn't want to get close to someone again. Maybe there's some truth to that. Who knows? I hope you enjoy this review as much as I enjoyed covering it. Join me tomorrow when I cover the last episode in the Tis The Season Series Fuller House S4E1: Oh My Santa, which aired on December 14, 2018. In this episode When Max gets a case of the bah-humbugs -- and Tommy has a meltdown at the mall -- DJ does everything she can to get them back in the Christmas spirit. Please if you have time hop on Itunes or the Apple Podcast App to leave a review and you can also use Emojis too. Be creative and have fun. If you'd like to EMAIL the Podcast go to: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a wonderful holiday this week if you celebrate it.

Today we celebrate the premiere of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video.

Today we celebrate the premiere of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video.

Chris Mosdell is an acclaimed, award-winning multi-hyphenate who is well-known for his poetry, visual art, music, along with his contributions to acts such as Yellow Music Orchestra and Sheena & The Rokkets. His lyrics have been used by everyone from Boy George to Eric Clapton and can be heard everywhere from Gundam soundtracks to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Chris came to Japan almost 40 years ago and is now on the Mega Late Show, another highlight to add to his illustrious career. We talk about all the usual plus a whole lot more from his early influences, methodology, first encounters with collaborators, and favorite place to write. It's McDonald's. Really. Part B comes out on Tuesday! LINKS: chrismosdell.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6wstLLWBISFqxSW8OjC5zg @megalateshow on everything faturl.com/megalateshow/ paypal.me/megalateshow Weather Forecast calendar of upcoming dope culture shows going on in Tokyo! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ goo.gl/SmRW9u If you want your show in the Weather Forecast make sure to hit us at: mlsweatherforecast@gmail.com

Stagione 1, Episodio 3: KILLER, THRILLER, TONIGHT!| Thriller, Michael Jackson(Rod Temperton, 1982)Se si ama il pop, non si può prescindere da Thriller, disco pop perfetto e pietra miliare, nonchè album più venduto di sempre. Ma a ridisegnare l'immaginario collettivo è stata la title track, Thriller, che trascende la musica e diventa grande cinema.Boo. •••Contiene riferimenti a «Michael Jackson's Thriller», diretto da John Landis, 1984https://youtu.be/sOnqjkJTMaA •••Grazie a: Adriano Pastore, Francesco Alò.Approfondisci la storia di THRILLER qui:• Vanity Fair, https://archive.vanityfair.com/article/2010/7/the-thriller-diaries • M, https://www.m-magazine.co.uk/features/the-story-of-thriller/ • 12 Tone, https://youtu.be/xCL_b48-H7Q • Il Monologo di RICCARDO ROSSI Su Michael Jackson VS Albano, https://youtu.be/EBrtCxDflVA

Are you a creep for enjoying the art of a... creep? Comedy writer Dane Giraud and Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe wrestle over Michael Jackson's groundbreaking music video "Thriller" and question whether can ever truly be separated from the artist. 

In this episode the pair discuss Halloween movies, halloween traditions, Michael Myers, trick r treating, costumes, Michael Jackson's Thriller, and are joined by recurring guest and Steven's mother: Lori.

Discussing MJ’s seminal Thriller album. The best selling studio album of all time, heard by almost everyone; except Mark Howes who has somehow never actually bloody heard it before. Saul keeps biting his tongue too! Occasionally actually talking about the subject at hand, Mark and Saul Henry mention loads of other bands too including Metallica, Alice in Chains, Stevie Wonder, All Them Witches, Nas, SWV and Restorations. Toto get a few shouts out too, cos Mark would not shut up about them! Drop us an email: ratethegreatpod@gmail.com

For the last thirty-plus years we've been witness to many inventive, creative and groundbreaking music videos but now we here at GBW have decided that there can also be a disturbing and/or horrific side to them. Which is why we've each decided to pick our five favourite horror-related music videos. Covering various genres and with such things as murderous kids, doom-laden movie clips and dark industrial sounds these videos are ones we think do the genre proud.However, you're not going to find Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on these lists because we both agree it's the G.O.A.T. and it wouldn't of been fair to all the other great videos out there.But first we're talking about what we've been watching and it includes a return to the black metal realm, some top-notch found footage, an inventive 80's sci-fi flick, some more Jess Franco action, Lucio Fulci and much more!Thanks for listening! Be sure to head to iTunes to subscribe, rate and review the show. If you like what you hear - tell a friend and spread the word - every little bit helps! Links to all our web stuff at www.gbwpodcast.com

Whether you're high or low, you got to tip on the tightrope... and Kirk's got to tip right into a Strong Songs analysis of "Tightrope" by Janelle Monáe. It's time for some thump, some pop, and some sizzle, along with some clever rap phrasing, phrygian harmonies, surprise ukulele, and the funkiest horn section in Metropolis. Band/Artist: Janelle Monáe Album: The ArchAndroid, 2010 Composed by: Janelle Monáe, Nathaniel Irvin III, Charles Joseph II, Antwan “Big Boi” Patton Listen/Buy: Apple Music | Amazon | Spotify ------ ALSO FEATURED: Several other songs from The ArchAndroid; "I Wish" by Stevie Wonder from Natural Wonder Live; re-created beats from Strong Songs episodes on Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" and Michael Jackson's "Thriller." For more on the lore behind Monáe's Metropolis suite, read this great summary by Charles Pulliam-Moore at io9: https://io9.gizmodo.com/from-metropolis-to-dirty-computer-a-guide-to-janelle-m-1825580195 OUTRO SOLOIST: BJ CORD This episode's outro soloist is BJ Cord, a fantastic trumpet player based in Portland by way of Chicago. BJ works at Monette trumpets making some of the most beautiful horns in the world, and is a regular presence on their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monettetrumpets THE STRONG SONGS THEME! You can listen to a (basically) final mix of the Strong Songs Theme Song on Kirk's Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/kirkhamilton/strong-songs-theme-song NEWSLETTER/MAILING LIST Sign up for Kirk's mailing list to start getting monthly-ish newsletters with music recommendations, links, news, and extra thoughts on new Strong Songs episodes: https://tinyletter.com/KirkHamilton SUPPORT STRONG SONGS ON PATREON! Join the club over at the Strong Songs Patreon and help make this show as good as it can be. We're well on our way to 250 backers, at which point Kirk will do a bonus interview episode with an interesting musician or educator. Find out more here: https://Patreon.com/StrongSongs A huge thank you to all of the show's backers for June, in particular those who've signed up for the Half- and Whole-Note tiers. JUNE WHOLE-NOTE BACKERS: Caleb Rotach Chad Barnard Dan Apczynski Dave Florey Sara Walsh HALF-NOTE BACKERS: Andre Bremer Andrew Lee Arjun Sharma Chas Lednicky Earl Lozada Emily Williams Fishbones Forrest Chang Jaehoon Jeong James Johnson Jasmine Fellows Jeff Dixon John and Sharon Stenglein Jon O’Keefe joujou Justin Liew Justin McElroy Kevin Morrell Kevin Pennyfeather Kyle Simons Max Schechter Michael Blackwell Shane DeLeon Tom Lauer Thanks, too, to everyone who has signed up in the last couple weeks.

Anthony Marinelli -- award-winning film/TV composer, orchestrator of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and music man behind 80+ film scores and 1000+ TV commercials -- takes listeners into the making of commercial music. From going to the Oscars every year in his youth, to playing synthesizer on Motown records in high school, to composing original music and working with Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Lionel Richie, James Brown and Crystal Method, Anthony is one of the greats. His original music, jingles and logos have appeared in award-winning commercial campaigns for Apple, Microsoft, Mercedes Benz, Jaguar, Boeing, Shell and Nike.   

We're back with a round of weird ass short films this week. First, we delve into a Tim Burton deep cut with one of his first films, "Hansel & Gretel" which was shown once or maybe twice on the Disney Channel and never screened for human eyes ever again. In it, Hansel and Gretel are Japanese and run afoul of a witch. Next, a behind the scenes look at a defining moment of the '80s -- "The Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller." In this, the King of Pop and the director of "The Stupids" make a scary commercial for the biggest album of all time. Finally, an evil space queen looks to take over Earth so she can have an outdated URL in "The Great Space Jam." This wacky movie was made in 48 hours by the RedLetterMedia dudes. All this, plus Fruit Chat, DVDs, Nerd News, Milkshake Chat, Nice voicemails, Straw Chat, other types of chat and so much more chat! Direct Donloyd Got a movie suggestion for the show, or better yet an opinion on next week's movies? Drop us a line at JFDPodcast@gmail.com. Or leave us a voicemail: 347-746-JUNK (5865). Add it to your telephone now! JOIN THE CONVERSATION!Also, if you like the show, please take a minute and subscribe and/or comment on us on iTunes, Stitcher, Blubrry or Podfeed.net. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter! We'd love to see some of your love on Patreon - it's super easy and fun to sign up for the extra bonus content. We'll give you some sugar for your love and support. Please avoid checking out this embarrassing merchandise!

We wanna be startin' somethin'... we better be starting this podcast! The King of Pop, is up next on our journey through the 500 greatest albums of all time. We were thrilled to have Ronnie Burrage (incredible musician, artist, and activist!) join us for this album - the best-selling record of all time! Rolling Stone has Michael Jackson's Thriller slotted in as their 20th greatest album of all time - which means we made it through the top 20! You can check out the full list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

  Joe Finkelstein teaches Audio-Video-Film class at The Hutchings College and Career Academy in the Bibb County Public School System, Macon, GA. He is focused on helping kids develop a purpose and pursue a future path. His own career path has had some very cool twists and turns. Two of my favorites: being an 800 number support staff member who answered the questions of the Olympic torch carriers and being a stand-up comedian in New York City. Awesome! Originally from the state of New Jersey, he attended the University of Georgia where he majored in journalism (emphasis on broadcast journalism). Joe is married to Ellen who he met at a party the night of the premiere of Michael Jackson's Thriller video on MTV. He recently celebrated his 27th wedding anniversary and has two sons. Joe first worked in New York City for a major advertising agency (McCann-Erickson) and then shifted to the publishing field. After moving to Atlanta in 1994, he eventually focused on becoming a teacher. He has been an EIP teacher, a 1st-grade teacher, a high school computer programming teacher, the robotics team sponsor, and now the Audio-Video-Film teacher. He is currently finishing his 4th year at Hutchings. Additionally, Joe also has become the voice for many events including several sports at Mercer Unversity located in Macon, GA. Joe's classes produce WVIP-TV and maintain a video site for the school district where all videos they produce are available on demand.  Joe has incredible energy and a wonderful focus. I had fun talking to him and I think that you are going to enjoy listening! Thanks for being here! Enjoy! WVIP-TV website W.S. Hutchings College and Career Academy Length - 1:05:59

In this bonus episode, we discuss the best-selling album of all-time, Thriller by Michael Jackson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dorneysvinyl/support

Welcome to Black History Month here at Rock Candy, and we're kickin' things off with a total banger! We give you the nitty gritty details on the most popular album ever made, Michael Jackson's Thriller. There are stories about the crazy circumstances surrounding the creation of these songs and some pretty interesting facts about the iconic videos that came out of them. We also get to the bottom of what happened to the candy hearts! So use that gloved hand to grab a Mikkel Jackson from Mikkeller Brewing and enjoy the show!

Darkness falls across the land, and it's the right time for Michael Jackson's "Thriller." STRONG SONGS ON PATREON Strong Songs has a Patreon! If you liked this episode (or, you know, any of them), we hope you'll consider supporting the show. Learn more here: https://www.patreon.com/strongsongs IT'S CLOSE TO MIDNIGHT Kirk picks apart Rod Temperton's dance floor classic in all its groovy, corny, sound effect-y glory. Band/Artist: Michael Jackson Album: Thriller, 1982 Composed by: Rod Temperton, produced by Quincy Jones Listen/Buy: Apple Music | Amazon | Spotify ------ A NOTE FROM KIRK: It’s been a couple months since I produced this episode, and just a few days since I watched the first part of “Leaving Neverland,” a devastating new HBO documentary in which two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, detail their alleged childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Michael Jackson. It’s an intense and difficult documentary to watch, but I recommend that everyone listening to this episode do so. Jackson’s estate denies it all, but watching people on camera relaying such painful memories, in such excruciating detail, is both wrenching and convincing. It’s impossible to separate an amazing song like “Thriller” from the man who sang it. I still think Thriller is a great song and admire the many people involved in making it, but hearing Robson and Safechuck’s accounts, on top of the similar stories I and the culture at large brushed aside or shrugged our shoulders at when they first surfaced many years ago, has certainly changed the way I hear Jackson’s voice. I’m leaving this episode as is, but I wanted to add this note, as well as to link to this New York Times editorial on Jackson’s legacy by Wesley Morris, which says so much, so well. ~KH 3/6/2019

Welcome to the first (and possible last)music centric cast of Raiders. In this episode we take a journey down a musical memory lane with J and Tom and welcoming back Joe [Project Pixel Art], and Chris L. The big question of the evening is; Which was the better album-Michael Jackson's Thriller or Bad. Before we settle that we discuss some of our individual lives unique soundtracks; putting together the hits from middle & high school as well as our 20's. Beastie Boys SlipKnot Usher Guns & Roses Fugees Ashes to Autumn Bee Gees Pink Garth Brooks Notorious Big Dixie Chicks Marilyn Manson Tiny Tim Weird Al Tool Soul 2 Soul Thriller vs Bad debate Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Moonwalker and much, much more! All music that is presented or played is done so under accordance of the FairUse-Play act. [respectfully] Fair-Play is a set of exemptions to U.S. copyright law that allows copyrighted work to be used for educational purposes, news reporting, and other informational context without payment or permission. It also allows for commentary on a piece of work, and an additional exception for non-commercial work. Enjoy the show, Please don't report us-email us instead, and as always we appreciate your support!

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Topics this week: Eminem's 11 minute freestyle, Mac Miller vs Eminem, Captain Marvel, Jay Z's growth + album reviews for Black Thought, JID and Meek Mill.  What it dew Trillions! Back again with episode 143 of the Truth Be Told Podcast from Trillmatic.com hosted by Riffa & Bigg UU from Killeen. Thanks for supporting your favorite Hip Hop podcast! Be sure to leave a 5 star review! Show support for the podcast! Merch: https://www.trillmatic.com/merch Patreon: http://www.trillmatic.com/patreon PayPal: http://www.trillmatic.com/paypal PodBean: https://patron.podbean.com/truthbetold We kick this episode off with Eminem's 11 minute freestyle aptly titled The Kick Off Freestyle. We go into details as well as make the comparison between Mac Miller and Eminem.  (27:29) Michael Jackson's Thriller video is now 35 years old. The video is older than us. We also speak on Bruno Mars' live show. (30:57) We talked briefly on a few projects that dropped, such as Big K.R.I.T., Trey Songz & Chance The Rapper. Lil Wayne is going on tour but some of us are not interested. (37:42) Grammy Nominations are coming, but why do we care about the Grammys?  (42:51) We give a review of Marvel's Captain Marvel. (46:30) Here comes the Rihanna shoutout and a possible lesbian relationship between Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.  (50:17) Black Todd tries to show us while we're all broke. The young woman on Netflix's Stranger Things is now getting $350,000 an episode. And Meek Mill plays Drake in Ping Pong for $100,000.  (59:32) Offset came up with the bar of the year. And he was also a back up dancer for Whitney Houston and TLC. (1:09:00) Tommy Lee is suing Travis Scott and showing a lot of hate.  (15 Sec Review) Boosie Badass Blues (1:20:00) Black Thought - Streams of Thought, Vol 2 Apple Music: https://apple.co/2r4sfS5TIDAL: https://tidal.com/album/98916418 (1:35:00) JID - Dicaprio 2 Apple Music: https://apple.co/2AlzqcRTIDAL: https://tidal.com/album/99186427 (1:49:00) Meek Mill - Championships Apple Music: https://apple.co/2SiL0g9TIDAL: https://tidal.com/album/99796339 Subscribe to our channel on YouTube: https://www.trillmatic.com/youtube PODCAST LINKS Website: http://www.trillmatic.com/truthbetold iTunes: https://itun.es/i67d6Qk Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/z7hsHH Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PT20ci Android: https://goo.gl/kbJdDe Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=92400 Libsyn: http://trillmatic.libsyn.com/ SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/beentrillmatic FOLLOW US Website: https://www.trillmatic.comMixtapes: https://www.trillmatic.com/mixtapes Audio: https://www.trillmatic.com/audio Videos: https://www.trillmatic.com/videos Riffa on Twitter - http://twitter.com/Riffa254 Bigg UU on Twitter - http://twitter.com/BiggUU254Black Todd on Twitter - https://twitter.com/offcameratodd Instagram: http://instagram.com/beentrillmatic Twitter: http://twitter.com/beentrillmatic Facebook: http://facebook.com/beentrillmatic Tumblr: http://realtrillmatic.tumblr.com Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/beentrillmatic

The week, the world said goodbye to Cream, Freddie Mercury and George Harrison, but hello, again, to The Eagles! And which high profile musicians thought some of Michael Jackson's Thriller was a joke! It all happened this week in Music History, Marty Miller has all the details!

Today's episode of Kyle Meredith With... features classic rock legend Steve Lukather of Toto, who talks about everything from the "pamphlet jerk-fest" of Rolling Stone today to Weezer’s successful cover of their revitalized smash hit "Africa". Lukather laughed about the band's take on their song, saying: "They're gonna have to play that song for the rest of their lives, too!" The guitarist also discussed his new memoir, The Gospel According to Luke, and the prolific combined studio credits of Toto as a whole, which range from Michael Jackson's Thriller and work with The Beatles and Ringo Starr. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In this episode Joe and Scott talk all things Halloween! Topics include our top Halloween movies and music along with a pumpkin spice analysis. We also talk Michael Jackson's Thriller music video and more! As always we conclude with our stuff we love segment. Thanks for listening!

Dave, Marcco, Melanie, sound guy in training Anthony Slanda and sit in specialist Loyd Digg welcome Detroit area comic Lincoln Racicot. Lincoln tells us about using stand up to bust up his comfort zone, being the youngest of four brothers emulating "Jackass" stunts sparking him comedically and Dave and Loyd bond over a fear of the Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video. We go over some hate mail, we give Lincoln and Loyd an editorial pimping, we run our tabloid read and Lincoln takes on the SDWSU team in the house favorite. 

We discuss our love for music videos that pay homage to the horror film genre by looking at Michael Jackson's "Thriller," the Rolling Stones "Too Much Blood," and the Backstreet Boys "Everybody."

He trained in New York in 1972 when Tim Hauser met Laurel Massé during a taxi ride and they both discovered their affinity for the same kind of music. Later Laurel also met Janis Siegel, at that time a singer in a folk group, and convinced her to join the project. Finally, the initial formation was completed with Alan Paul, gallant and singer in Broadway, New York, on October 1, 1972, which is considered the date of foundation of the group. They had the influence of vocal arranger Gene Puerling Although The Manhattan Transfer was already a recognized group in its environment by its colleagues and the critics, its definitive consecration was still missing, that would arrive in 1985 with Vocalese, where they interpreted the classics of jazz with lyrics contributed by Jon Hendricks, who was considered the genius that put lyrics to jazz. The song that titled the album was nominated for twelve awards, situation only surpassed in the history of the Grammy by Michael Jackson's Thriller

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In this episode we welcome guest Simply Tops & discuss: • The recent quadruple stabbing in Camberwell • The murder of the young British Nigerian model • Drill music and violence • Women kneeling to their husbands at a traditional engagement • The customs of asking for a woman's hand in marriage • Grime artist Chip's response to criticism over lack of Black women in his Instagram picture • The curse of Ham • Wishing dark skin children on people who don't like dark skin • Whether you need to square a big change in personal appearance with your partner first • Social media not matching real moderate life • Whether it's best to moderate spiteful, racist youtube comments or not • Why Afrobeats is linked with Africa • The Eagles' Greatest Hits album outselling Michael Jackson's Thriller to become biggest seller in America ever • The 'social experiment' Tinder date between one woman and over 100 men • Serana Williams' catsuit being banned from the French Open • If Benny Hill could exist in 2018 • YomsTv overstepping the mark with his latest viral comedy skit based on rape • Black British Women doing bits • People needing time and different methods to learn things that might come natural to others • How much our women support us • The pros and cons of massages • Episode S2E3 of the Over The Bridge podcast • #StavrosSays Recommendation : Netflix Comedy Stand Up Special, Hannah Gadsby - 'Nanette' (https://tinyurl.com/HannahGadsbyNanette) Connect with our guest SimplyTops at: @SincerelyTops on Instagram, Twitter & YouTube And her Candid Conversations show on youtube @ www.tinyurl.com/candidconvo Connect with us at & send your questions & comments to: #ESNpod so we can find your comments www.esnpodcast.com www.facebook.com/ESNpodcasts www.twitter.com/ESNpodcast www.instagram.com/ESNpodcast @esnpodcast on all other social media esnpodcast@gmail.com It's important to subscribe, rate and review us on your apple products. You can do that here... www.bit.ly/esnitunes

The Eagles' greatest hits album has moonwalked past Michael Jackson's "Thriller" to become history's best-selling album of all-time in the U.S.The Recording Industry Association of America told The Associated Press on Monday that the Eagles' album — "Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975" — is now certified 38x platinum, which means sales and streams of the album have reached 38 million copies.The album was released in 1976 and pushes Jackson's "Thriller," which is 33x platinum, to second place.RIAA also said that the Eagles' "Hotel California," released in 1977, is now 26x platinum and makes it the third best-selling album of all-time.The last time RIAA tallied sales for the Eagles' greatest hits album was in 2006, when it said it was 29x platinum. Sales and streams for "Thriller" were last updated last year."We are grateful for our families, our management, our crew, the people at radio and, most of all, the loyal fans who have stuck with us through the ups and downs of 46 years. It's been quite a ride," Don Henley said in a statement.RIAA's platinum status was once equivalent to selling one million albums or songs, but in 2013 the company began incorporating streaming from YouTube, Spotify and other digital music services to determine certification for albums and songs.Now 1,500 streams of an album is equivalent to an album sale. Also, 10 song downloads = 1 album sale.The Eagles, who formed in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, mastered the mix of rock 'n' roll and country music, and the band's hits — including "Hotel California" and "Take It Easy — became part of the soundtrack of that decade. They broke up in 1980, coming back together 14 years later with Henley and Glenn Frey being the only remaining original members. Frey died in 2016, but the Grammy-winning band remains on tour.The band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 and received the Kennedy Center Honor in 2016.LISTEN TO KARL PUSCHMANN TALK WITH ANDREW DICKENS ABOVE

We started the podcast by not starting it the way it should start, with an intro. We actually just started talking about "Weekend at Bernie's" and the dance from Michael Jackson's "Thriller". Once we realized we should probably kick things off, we finally kicked it off. Going through introductions, we keep it very open. Honch was talking about his wife's coffee, he accidentally used the word corpse, but we assure you that his wife is alive. Apparently her coffee order is getting more complicated, and he is so mad about it. Why can't you just order a regular coffee? Cold pressed, brewed, a venti,smoked,double espressor, more cream. And not to totally go off the side, but what do people get when they are searching for BBC on the Internet? Do they really get the news, but get other results? After talking about coffee, we went onto wrestles, Macho Man, Hulk Hogan, and Owen Hart. So CVS is being sued - this is what happens; he was getting Viagra and paying cash, and his wife called about his medications, and found out that her husband was taking it. He is now going after the chain of pharmacies. Apparently, the man's marriage has broken down. What is the most temping that that isn't worth it? Honch thinks that it is anal - on either end of the conversation, as long as you give him a McCafe. Telling your wife "I told you so." is probably something you would regret. The D was tempted to use the meat slicer at the deli counter, which would probably always end in a devestation. A woman showed up to winning the lottery in an emoji mask. That is one way to show up so people don't know who you are at the end of the day. And have you ever purchased McDonalds and just left it out to see it not age? A man took a 6 year old Big Mac and fries and put them up for sale on eBay. The eBay team ended up taking them down. If you listen for anything, just listen because of the phrase "Raymond Noodles". And did you know that Ramen Noodles come on halves?

A tough Arizona cop is teamed with a lesbian cop to catch a serial killer who is murdering police officers. A few miles away, Adam and John discuss two 1980s icons and which would win, were they to fight.

It's Albums Are Dead, where we break down a different album at length each week. And for Episode 2, we review the biggest selling album of all time. It's Michael Jackson's Thriller album, released in 1982. We tell stories about the album's background, talk about the tracks, talk about the tour, and tell some interesting stories that took place around the time the album was made. It's a good time, so come and check out the show now! Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff. Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/ We're official on iTunes! Search for Albums Are Dead in iTunes or any podcasting app that works with iTunes and we'll be there. We're still working on getting onto Google, Spotify, etc. We'll let you know when it happens. In the meantime, all of our shows can also be heard at albumsaredead.com If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up. All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

This week, Drew tosses one of the meatiest softballs possible in the best-welling album of all time, Michael Jackson's "Thriller". You can guess what the guys thought of the album, but we still had a fun talk about so hit that play button!Follow along with us on Spotify.Audio Intro: Jahzarr - I Saw You On TVVideo Intro: Lame Drivers - Frozen EggOutro: Matthew Walton - I'll See You In My Dreams

Back in 2006, Stuck in the '80s was just a year old, but we felt fancy enough to honor Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album. The show, just 30 minutes long, was one of the first episodes we really felt good about when we were done. And not just for all the suggestive humor. Now, on Thriller's 35th anniversary, we go back in time to honor the album, the artist and the episode we recorded 11 years ago. Listen for some familiar voices and names and just smile.  Stuck in the '80s in a proud member of the CLNS Media Network. 

Hey welcome to episode 50 of Lighten Up with Melanie Dale. 50! We've made it to 50, guys, and I'm so excited that for the 50th episode I get to share my conversation with Chewbacca Mom Candace Payne with you. We've all seen her viral Facebook video wearing the Chewbacca mask, and it's impossible not to laugh right along with her. We do a lot of laughing together on the show, and talk about her happy Chewbacca tattoo, her lofty goal before she turns 40 (hint: it involves Michael Jackson's "Thriller"), being on the Late Late Show with James Corden, and her theories about The Last Jedi. We also chat about her faith journey, experiencing homelessness as a child, her new book, Laugh It Up, and how we can embrace defiant joy in the middle of hard times. Episode Sponsor: Today's sponsor is b.a.r.e. soaps! Use LIGHTEN15 for 15% off. Also, they're giving away a BARE Kindness Box to one lucky listener. To enter to win, leave a review of the show on iTunes this week. Quotes from the show: "It's not self-deprecation. It's self-aware." "No matter where you're at, joy is available to you." Links from the show: Check out Candace's new book, Laugh It Up! Defiant Joy: What Happens When You're Full of It study guide and DVD Defiant Joy study guide Candace on the Late Late Show with James Corden Candace's website Find Candace on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram

Maybe it's fitting that for our Halloween show Vancouver Whitecaps and Seattle Sounders served up a horrific game of football at BC Place on Sunday night. We pick over the dead carcass of that match, talk about the very brief highlights and standout players, and hear from both head coaches, Carl Robinson and Brian Schmetzer. With that first leg thankfully laid to rest, we look ahead to part two on Thursday. How will both teams set up? Can it get any worse than Sunday? And do the 'Caps have a realistic chance of doing the business once again on the road when no-one expects it? And to lighten the mood, Pa Modou Kah recites Vincent Price's part from Michael Jackson's "Thriller", Jake Nerwinksi talks favourite Halloween costumes, and James make a very welcome return to our Wavelength feature. Here's the full episode rundown:02.30: Vancouver v Seattle review and analysis17.08: Carl Robinson and Mr Garrison postgame audio26.20: Pa Modou Kah's Thriller32.17: Vancouver v Seattle player and referee performances53.02: Seattle v Vancouver - second leg preview and playoff format68.10: Hey Halloween with Jake Nerwinski76.46: The other MLS Playoff matches85.20: BC Soccerweb headlines93.59: Wavelength - James The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

It's the most wonderful time of the year! At least for Lanie and Kris it is. This week we discuss our favorite Halloween things; movies, TV shows, music, activities and of course candy. So fire up your copy of Hocus Pocus or crank up Michael Jackson's Thriller and start sifting through the kids' candy for "the good stuff."Host: Eugene StephensGuests: Lanie Moore, Kris AndrewLike the show? Do us a favor and rate / review the show on iTunes, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts from.You can always reach us at EpicallyGeeky.comYou can also find us on FaceBook, Twitter and Instagram.You can find us on iTunes here: http://apple.co/2fiw4eHYou can find us on Stitcher here: http://bit.ly/2f1IuYPYou can find us on Google Play here: http://bit.ly/2ff1jJfYou can find us on YouTube here: http://bit.ly/2fffyO0Music by: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-musicNetwork bumper by: Peter Emerson Jazz

The guys talk about what they think about revelations from the recently wrapped-up San Diego Comic-Con, as well as what they've been up to. Chris and Nathan saw Spider-Man Homecoming. Dallas watched Captain America: Civil War, and Suicide Squad. Chris took in Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, and enjoyed it a lot more than the average Rotten Tomatoes rater. Nathan has been painting board game pieces, and set the stage for a future episode. Ready Player One trailer - https://youtu.be/LiK2fhOY0nE Bright trailer - https://youtu.be/6EZCBSsBxko Stranger Things season 2 trailer - https://youtu.be/vgS2L7WPIO4 Marvel's The Defenders trailer - https://youtu.be/x-a5taIaS6E Adam Savage, Star Trek vs Star Wars - https://io9.gizmodo.com/adam-savage-turned-a-star-wars-vs-star-trek-debate-int-1797107746 Tony B Kim - https://twitter.com/crazy4comiccon Footfall, by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle - http://www.amazon.com/dp/0345323440/bigfatgeekpod-20 Michael Jackson's Thriller - https://youtu.be/sOnqjkJTMaA Vincent Price - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Price

Mat and Cheeseburger take a tour of Michael Jackson's "Thriller," a John Landis directed music video that takes place in a dream, in a Vincent Price directed movie. While many consider "Thriller" to be one of the best music videos ever made, does it still hold up? After Cheeseburger and Mat discussed "Black or White," they're a bit skeptical. However, spoiler alert, "Thriller" is still awesome and has the best jacket featured in a music video of all time.

This week's episode of The GAR! Podcast is a long one, the incredible fourth of five episodes recorded live at the 2017 Camden Comic Con. First Glenn and friend of the show, the amazing Robert Repici, discuss the panels of the Con, including the one that they and Ray moderated later in the afternoon. They also discuss the guests of the panel – Amy Chu, Fred Van Lente, Dean Haspiel, and Larry Hama – the legendary silent issue of G.I. Joe, the Hydra Captain America, diversity in comics, the Justice Society, the Fox, and the art of storytelling. Next, in a special French Fry Diary segment, the GAR! con crew (Jennifer Walker of The Make Mine Magic Podcast, friends of the show Jeff Milliman and Jessy Lukens, and the returning Ray) try some of the fries from the food trucks assembled by the Camden Comic Con, even the kimchi ones, which Glenn rightfully refuses to try. There's also more discussion of energy drinks, and anti-vaxers. Thanks to Stink Fisher of The Pop Shop for the awesome burger. Then we finally meet the mythical David Lisa, the geekiest librarian in New Jersey, and the equally cool Janel Miller of the South Jersey Writers' Group, and we talk about the Echelon Mall, Michael Jackson's Thriller, computers, injectable contraceptives, old school phones, libraries, first movies, drive-in theaters, the etymology of dork, graphic novels, and of course, Fantastic Four. David recently re-read the first one hundred issues of the classic series, which made for an intriguing starting point for the discussion of the characters and the creators, favorite stories, the lost FF adventure, the Silver Surfer, reprints, Bullpen Bulletins, comic book movies, Avenger X, March, and the legacy and tragedy of Jack Kirby. The GAR! Podcast is the Glenn Walker and Ray Cornwall weekly podcast where they talk unrehearsed about whatever happens to come to mind. It's an audio-zine for your mind, a nerd exploration of a nerd world, coming to you from the suburbs of New Jersey and the sunny lakes of Florida via Skype. Links: Camden Comic Con French Fry Diary The Make Mine magic Podcast The South Jersey Writers' Group The Pop Shop My Four Suns Wahlburgers March Biff Bam Pop! The Biff Bam Pop! Podcast Network Glenn's Twitter Ray's Twitter The Adventures of Ray The GAR! Podcast on Pinterest The GAR! Podcast on Instagram The GAR! Podcast on Stitcher The GAR! Podcast on iTunes The GAR! Podcast Group on Facebook The GAR! Podcast Page on Facebook Contact us directly here.  

We live up to our mandate of covering obscure and forgotten pop culture with a discussion of Michael Jackson's mini music video movie, Thriller.

Parce que nous sommes en manque... de sujet chaud, aujourd'hui on parle de porno d'horreur! Ya rien comme une bonne baise sanglante avec des monstres, n'est-ce pas? Fidèle à ses récentes thématiques, Olivier nous plonge au coeur d'une secte satanique "pour adulte" avec "Hardgore" (1974). Simon nous emmène dans l'univers des parodies porno avec "Driller" (1984) inspiré par le célèbre vidéoclip "Michael Jackson's Thriller". On termine l'émission avec les pires titres de films porno qu'on a pu trouver! Avertissement: Vous ne serez pas excité durant l'écoute de cet épisode! Promis! Bonne écoute!

Chapter 1: The Making of Michael Jackson's "Thriller"

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross begin their journey through R.E.M.'s full-length discography in earnest, by discussing the deeply earnest album Murmur. Quiet, dark, and weird, it was unlike anything people had heard. It sold like gangbusters, took Rolling Stone's "Album of the Year" over Michael Jackson's Thriller and U2's War, and gave our four boys a seat at the table. The links below are a comprehensive listening list, and we encourage you to listen to them before, alongside, and after the podcast. The next episode will be about Reckoning (http://amzn.to/2mFa6qt).

This week the boys made a return trip to Cloud 9 Comics on SE Clinton to visit the newly remodeled shop and check out some silver age comics. Next they took a walk down the block and had a pie over at Scottie's Pizza Parlor on SE Division. Listen to the end to hear the reviews on those fine establishments. On this episode we're talking new Batman director, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in Logan, Beauty And The Beast, Jude Law in King Arthur: Legend of The Sword and The Young Pope, Scarlett Johansson in Ghost In The Shell, Spider-Man & Thor, Hacksaw Ridge, Hellboy 3, Bruce Springsteen, Michael Jackson's Thriller, Legion, Humans Season 2, The Americans, Into The Badlands, Better Call Saul, Fargo, For Honor, Kona, we got a ton of Star Wars news, we discuss some of our favorite podcasts, what single men are like, how difficult it can be to end something, Paris Jackson, Maisie Williams, Centurylink's price gouging, and a whole crap ton of other things both pertaining to and not pertaining to all the other previously mentioned subjects. And we end it off with a rapid fire round of listener submitted questions. It's charming, in a sense. Links: Scottie's Pizza Parlor: https://www.scottiespizzaparlor.com/ Cloud 9 Comics: http://www.cloudninecomics.com/

On the third annual TV Guidance Counselor Halloween special Ken welcomes friend and believer in the good of Monsters Sam Furst to the show. Ken and Sam discuss haunted houses, Ghostbusters costumes, The Nightmare on Elm St series, Terminator 2, Halloween TV edits, "making of" TV specials, The Witches, Spawn, the depressing nature of Pet Semetary, Stephen King, New England Halloween, not wanting to be disturbed, loving allegories, SFX, gore, praise for the Evil Dead remake, The Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller, Rick Baker, Alien Bar Mitvahs, the fear of mentally challenged adults handing out candy, the Halloween sense of community, TV38's Movie Loft, why Friday the 13th isn't the best Halloween viewing, peeping into people's houses, taking dogs trick or treating, Heavy Metal Horror, Jon Mikal Thor, Black Roses, Iron Maiden, Satanic Panic, Judas Priest, Alice Cooper's Feed my Frankenstein, unusual VHS boxes, C.H.U.D. II, USA Up All Night, USA's Saturday Nightmares, Commander USA's Groovy Moovies, disappointing demons bands, one vs two earrings, not being a Charlie Brown guy, homemade costumes, getting married on Halloween, Paperama, Salem, MA, Hocus Pocus, The Adventures of Pete and Pete Halloweenies, how Nightmare Before Christmas is NOT a Halloween movie, Goosebumps, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, SNICK, E.T., and recommending "The Guest".

This week Lyle Preslar (Minor Threat, Caroline Records) and Jim Shearer (MTV/VH1) discuss the following: Kanye getting called off of stage for a family emergency; the opening of Paisley Park; Charles Bradley being diagnosed with stomach cancer; Lady Gaga's dive bar tour; a remembrance of Rod Temperton (the writer of Michael Jackson's "Thriller"); Radiohead (not) rocking out on a couple of park benches; doing yoga to the music of the Flaming Lips; and what will happen if you steal a bowl of Halloween candy from Lyle's porch.

In 1982 Michael Jackson's “Thriller” became the best-selling album of all time, Walt Disney World opened the Epcot park, and Sony released the first commercial CD player. All of these things pale in comparison to the massive amounts of quality horror movies put out into circulation that year. Listen in as the crew discusses the horror films of 1982.FOLLOW YOUR HOSTS!Insane Mike Saunders: Facebook | Twitter | WebsiteJason Bolinger: Facebook | Twitter | WebsiteDustin Neill: Facebook | Twitter | WebsiteTeri Terford: Facebook | Twitter | WebsiteJohn Stalter: Facebook | TwitterBryan Clark: Facebook | WebsiteAnd special guest Sam Hays!DOWNLOAD

The 1982 release of the world's best selling album; plus the untimely death of General George S Patton; the former child star Karolyn Grimes on the film It's A Wonderful Life, the Beagle 2 mission to Mars, and Vladimir Nabokov's scandalous book, Lolita. (Photo: Michael Jackson and assorted zombies in the video for Thriller in 1983. Credit: 01/01/1983 Publicity Handout)

In 1982 the world's best selling album was released. Thriller included hits such as Beat It, Billie Jean and Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' as well as the title track. Witness speaks to Anthony Marinelli who worked on the seminal album. (Photo: Michael Jackson and assorted zombies in the video for Thriller in 1983, publicity handout)

Halloween themed music inc. Lizzy Borden, Rob Zombie, Michael Jackson's Thriller and more!

Bill and Brian start off the month of massive albums with the biggest and bestselling album of all time, Michael Jackson's Thriller (1982. Epic). Following up on the success of his collaboration with Quincy Jones on 1979's Off the Wall, Jackson re-teamed with the producer to create this career defining record. Hailed as the album that saved the music industry, no less than 7 of Thriller's 9 tracks were released as singles. Bill and Brian discuss how they view Michael Jackson, his career, and the legacy he created. They also talk about Brian's first experience with Jackson's music when he was in kindergarten, Jackson's development into a worldwide phenomenon, world music, legendary bass lines, the cult of personality, and as always a track by track review of the whole album!

Our guest, Quincy Jones III aka QDIII - Producer and digital/tech entrepreneur. You might not exactly say he came from humble beginnings, as the son of perhaps the greatest music producer the world has known. Young Quincy got to sit in on recording sessions for Michael Jackson's Thriller and tag along with big Quincy backstage with jazz and r&b greats. But, as he puts it, "I had the luxury in my opinion of growing up rich and poor,” spending most of his childhood with his mother in a working class home in Sweden. There, he learned to hustle on his own, as well as to take his talents to the streets, literally, as a champion breakdancer. Before moving back to the States, Quincy had released his first hit song and had already embraced the idea of reinvention, pivoting from dancing to making music. From there, the story just gets more interesting. From being immersed among the pioneers of hip hop to becoming a close friend and collaborator to 2Pac before his death, Quincy found himself at the epicenter of the culture. Next pivot: He leaves production behind and becomes a filmmaker, having tremendous success as one of the genre’s leading documentarians, most notably with the Beef DVD series that chronicled hip hop conflicts from LL and Ice-T to Biggie and 2Pac. And now he’s embarking on a new career developing technologies that leverage his vast experience in entertainment. His first app Wemes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wemes-create-share-video-memes/id1023485444?mt=8) launched last month. Listen to learn how he’s done all of that, what he learned from mentors like LL Cool J and Ice Cube, and what motivates him to keep going. Leave us a comment about how you liked this episode, your favorite QDIII or QDII song, or just to wish us a happy birthday.

Michael Jackson's "Thriller" is arguably the greatest pop song ever. And it's definitely the scariest. This Halloween, we thought we'd take a crack at finding out what makes it so spooky, and why we can't stop listening to it.

In this week's episode Simon and Keith talk about John Landis, a director who is mostly known for his comedies, but has done the odd horror. He started working on films as a stuntman and assistant director before making his first feature film, Schlock, an independent film with a gorilla suit design by Rick Baker. From there he went on to make some of the biggest comedies of the 80s like TRADING PLACES and COMING TO AMERICA. He also revolutionised music videos with Michael Jackson's THRILLER. The films under discussion are THE BLUES BROTHERS, AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, BEVERLY HILLS COP 3 and BLUES BROTHERS 2000. Movie Heaven Movie Hell is a show where filmmakers Simon Aitken (BLOOD + ROSES, POST-ITS, MODERN LOVE) and Keith Eyles (FEAR VIEW, DRIVEN INSANE, CROSSED LINES) go through the A-Z of directors. Simon and Keith talk about their favourite and least favourite film from that director's body of work. Like our Facebook Fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/MovieHeavenMovieHell You can follow Movie Heaven Movie Hell on Twitter at @MovieHeavenHell You can find Simon Aitken's work at http://www.independentrunnings.com You can find Keith Eyles' work at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4up3c883irE6oA2Vk0T7w

It's hard not to think of the 80's without thinking of the movies of John Landis. This is the guy who was responsible for making not only the movie that started the low-budget frat sex comedies that followed in its wake (Animal House) but also the greatest music video ever with Michael Jackson's "Thriller", a top notch werewolf flick (An American Werewolf in London), and one of the most raucous musicals in history with The Blues Brothers. Tune in as we talk about "The Landis". But first we talk about Josh's trip to Los Angeles, What We Do in the Shadows, the Alien series, and much more! Thanks for listening! Be sure to head to iTunes to subscribe and drop us a five star rating/review - every little bit helps! Links to all our web stuff at www.gbwpodcast.com

Don't Run Over a Baby in the Middle of the Snow by James Altucher   The car started to skid and swerve and we couldn't stop. It was all my fault. I had sped up while going into a sharp curve. I was just fooling around. The entire road was ice. My 12 year old kid was sitting next to me. Why did I do that? I don't know. Because I'm an idiot sometimes. I hope all people are idiots sometimes so I don't have to feel so bad but maybe it's just me. When we couldn't stop the car from skidding Mollie started screaming. We went into a snow drift and kept going. The snow was beautiful and white and we were over the top and sitting in a perfect white yard. I put it in reverse but the car was perched in the air above the snow bank. It wouldn't move forward or backward and the wheel just spun in the air. It was getting cold and dark. I had no shovel and when I went outside to try to kick away the snow around the wheel it seemed almost infinite. I kept kicking but my feet got cold and then I got cold and went back in the car. Mollie was disappointed in me. "What are we going to do now?" She said. She was angry. But I had no idea. I could have been disappointed. "Why me?" Or I could have been regretful. "Stupid me!" I could have also been scared. What if we are stuck all night? Or even worse, what if I don't stop by the pharmacy and run the errand I said I would run for Claudia! This is a great example of what I call a "difficult gratitude problem." Everyone says be "grateful." It's easy to be grateful when things are going well. Grateful for kids, wife, home, food, blah blah. It's much harder to be grateful when you know you are an idiot and everything bad is your fault. So here's what I am grateful for about crashing into the snow and being stuck in the night. I was totally irresponsible and foolish and it seemed like nothing good would come out of it. A) I spent more time with Mollie. She was disappointed in me at first. But then while we just sat there in the car doing nothing she showed me a game she was playing on her phone and we spent some time going back and forth, laughing, while she tried to explain her strategy for winning to me. B) We live in an amazing service world. I called Claudia, who called Honda, who called a towing service. It would take an hour but a towing service was on the way. I didn't even have my phone. Mollie had her phone. Total cost: $0. We had some sort of insurance for an unlicensed irresponsible father crashing into snow banks on an icy road in the night. C) It takes a village. First one person passed and said, "do you need help?" Then another. Then another. One person helped me shovel. Another person got his own tow truck out. Another person kept finding more chains to link the two cars to help me. Strangers wanted to help. I feltgood about that. D) I learned about cars. I said to the first guy: "I think my car is broken now." He laughed. He didn't even know what that meant. He said it just needed to be moved a little and it would be all right. He told me to cancel the towing service. We figured I had "front wheel drive". I didn't know what that was. He said, "it means the front wheels drive. Not the back wheels." And he showed me where the strap goes when a tow truck tows another car. E) Rope beats Chain beats Nylon. My car was really baked into the snow. It was like the candle in a cake. We couldn't drag it out. We tried a nylon strap. Then a metal chain. Both broke. Eventually a rope worked. F) We had a party. The reason I was outside was I just dropped off my older kid to her "sweet 16" sleepover with friends. Meanwhile, about 7 of us adults were outside in the cold trying to get my car out of the snow. We were laughing because this was our version of an adult sweet 16. I seldom go to parties for more than 30 minutes. This was about an hour of hangingout and talking to people. G) I didn't finish the errand. By the time the car was out, the pharmacy had closed. I never got the medication. And then it turned out Claudia didn't need it. Which is good because the side effects were bad. H) Hot chocolate. After the car was out, instead of going home, I took Mollie for hot chocolate. While we were having hot chocolate I had us do an exercise: where does she see our relationship in five years (she's 12) and where do I see it? We didn't finish the exercise but we talked about the importance of doing exercises like that. I'm glad she still listens to me even though she knows her father definitely shows signs of severe stupidity. She said, "we had an adventure tonight!" Adventures are good for little kids. Sometimes for adults also. I) I got to listen to music. For a while I was sitting in the car alone while I was waiting. Mollie was in the house where the sweet 16 was with her older sister. I hardly ever listen to music I like in the car. There was a "top 40" from this week in 1984. I will be honest: 1984 was the best year in history for music. I listened to John Lennon's "Nobody Told Me There Would Be Days Like These." Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and a song I forget the title to bySheena Easton. Go 1984! J) I felt happy. When the towing finally worked with the rope strap, I felt "Hurray!" I probably would not have felt that happy if I had just driven straight home. I got out of the car and shook everyone's hand. Everybody laughed. Everyone was happy even though this had taken up an hour of their time on a Saturday night. Maybe they felt glad they could help. I also probably learned a lesson. Don't speed up on a curve on a road made of ice with snow all around at night. I say "probably" because who can predict? I make mistakes all the time. Difficult gratitude problems are how you exercise the gratitude muscle. Don't waste it on easy gratitude problems. Believe it or not, exercising the gratitude muscle helps solve digestive problems and makes it easier to sleep and even helps people with cancer and polio. I'm not kidding. When we were having a hot chocolate later, Mollie told me something she was scared of in her life. Something that might happen in the future a year or two from now that she hopes doesn't happen. I asked her to write down all the things she predicts in the future and see which ones come true. So she will know her success rate as a psychic. She laughed because she knew I was making fun of her. I also told her there could be worse things. And she said, "like what?" And I said, "well, I could've run over a baby while driving the car just now." She laughed, "why would there've been a baby crawling across the road in the middle of the night?" "Well," I said, "I don't know. But that would be worse." Click here to listen to today's episode of Ask Altucher. Regards, James   P.S. My new book is finally out! I've been quietly working on this new volume for the better part of the year. Many are telling me it's my best book yet. I'd love to hear your feedback. My new book is all about money – how to make it, keep it, grow it, and enjoy it. This book is not yet available on Amazon, but you can get a copy ...

Joe talks to Leon "Ndugu" Chancler about his upbringing in Louisiana and Los Angeles, his time with Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, George Duke, and the recording sessions for what was to become the best-selling album of all time, Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

Happy Halloween!Feliz Dia das Bruxas!万圣节快乐!Frohes Halloween!Feliz Noche de Brujas!!هالوين سعيد Joseph and I get down to mucho mucho business. After catching up on his recent activities, we cover the lover books that he received from Penguin Books when he went to San Diego Comic Con with Gini Koch.  Pern! Then we move onto our mutual disinterest in the latest episode of Doctor Who and the results of the finale from Project Runway.  Trees! And we give you our not-at-all hastily conceived list of top 5 Halloween Candies.  Nougat! Then you can listen to Anthony Vincent of TenSecondSongs present his impression of 20 different performers doing Michael Jackson's "Thriller".  If you need a hint to who all he is doing, check him out on YouTube. More Geek Than Gay on Twitter - twitter.com/MoreGeekThanGay                              on FaceBook - www.facebook.com/MoreGeekThanGayFour Color Story Time - fourcolorstorytime.libsyn.com/webpageMath Monkeys - mathmonkeys.libsyn.com/webpage Ten Second Songs - www.youtube.com/channel/UCm6r_b2K5jn1JGkwDcwJXrQCompete Sports Magazine - competenetwork.com/magazineJoshua Tree Feeding Program - www.jtfp.orgPartylite Candles from Joseph - www.partylite.biz/sites/flamer  

We all have them, those friends that just don't get it.  I've lived my adult life loving Techno in almost all its forms.  I have also lived with the knowledge that we have historically been a counter culture to the mainstream.  That was one of the reasons I got into this music to begin with.  Man do I ever hate Pop music.  That's not to say I don't have Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and "Bad" on vinyl, but the pop of the 80s is part of the reason I love Techno today.  How much inspiration have we all taken from that era? One of the most common complaints I get whenever I DJ for a non-house-head crowd, or try to bring some techno or house music to the attention of a pop music fan is "This all sounds the same, there are no words I can sing to!"  Challenge Accepted! I did a mix years ago now when I lived in Vancouver for my cousin who just couldn't wrap her head around Techno.  She was used to singing out her favorite songs on the radio and was just unfamiliar with taking in the sonic tapestry of an instrumental track, more specifically of a whole hour of them! "Hey I get it, there is something visceral and ancestral about vocal music, it's where music started after all.", I said.  So I proceeded to create a Progressive House mix made up of all vocal tracks.  That was tough back in the days of Vinyl as I had to peel through a relatively modest collection by today's standards. This months mix is the start of a new series that I have had the pleasure of compiling in order to try to introduce this music to another un-initiated.  My goal is to slowly ramp up to the non-verbal mixes that make this group of genres so compelling to me but to start with... A mix of all Vocal tracks!  And let me assure you, even I was surprised by how many I have been able to compile over the last decade of digital music.  Hence we have another Rob C series on our hands and hopefully some classic mixes for you all to enjoy in the years to come! RC 

Title: Thriller Artist: BlackGryph0n & Apple Bloom (Michelle Creber) [feat. Baasik] Writer: Michael Jackson Dubstep: BlackGryph0n

This week we talk about the Drew Carey Show, Vice President "Diamond" Joe Biden, remember ringtone commercials, and take a call about Michael Jackson's Thriller.

A new series in which each week Stuart Maconie examines the final album by a major artist. This week, Synchronicity by The Police. Released in 1983, it was the band's fifth album and it hit the number one spot on both sides of the Atlantic. In America, it knocked the commercial juggernaut of Michael Jackson's Thriller from the top of the charts, selling over 8 million copies in the process. It also produced five international hit singles, including their most famous track Every Breath You Take. As Sting & co toured the world to promote their most successful release, each night playing 60,000 seater venues, at that point in their career they could genuinely lay claim to being the biggest band on planet Earth. Although the split was never officially announced, Synchronicity was to be the last studio album they would ever record. Despite all of the success, the truth was the three members couldn't stand to be in the same room as each other. With archive interviews from Sting and Andy Summers and brand new contributions from Stewart Copeland, manager Miles Copeland, producer Hugh Padgham and journalist John Pidgeon, Stuart Maconie examines what went wrong.

We take a departure in our normal routine and interview Michael Goldwasser of Easy Star All Stars about their latest album Thrillah, a reworking of Michael Jackson's Thriller See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we briefly skim over the Apple ProAudio tour in Berlin, Crave Top 10 Terrible Gadgets, 303 Orchestra and 303s in general, Michael Jackson's Thriller is 25 years old, Quincy's swively chair, waiting for tape to rewind, Peter Grenader's Secret Life of Capacitors at Analog Live, Akai's and the Top Five Samplers number 1 spot, Workspace and Environment at AudioTrash.

The gang looks at Michael Jackson's "Thriller"