Replacing Carousel with Human Nature was honestly one of the smartest decisions they made that led Thriller to being the legendary perfect album it is today.

@diggingthegreats

5 ай бұрын

It does feel weird thinking about Thriller with Carousel instead... doesn't quite feel right. I do like Carousel, but it almost feels like it belongs not on Thriller, and not Off The Wall, but some sort of in between album

@_mango_

5 ай бұрын

@@diggingthegreats I often think about if they released an album in the 1984-1985 period, like the “One Day In Your Life” album released in 1981 with teenage Michael songs. It could’ve released all these completed songs like Hot Street and Carousel in a compilation album, capitalizing on Thrillermania. However, Michael was very concerned with overexposure, so I doubt it could’ve happened that way.

@deadlystylzcal2913

5 ай бұрын

@@diggingthegreatsIt sounds like it would be a B-Side song. Still good though.

@thenewholistic

5 ай бұрын

​@@_mango_ Times were different back then... I hear you but man, man

@okaydmuzikkk6771

5 ай бұрын

I feel like carousel would've fitted on on thriller prolly after the girl is mine going into thriller Sound wise I feel like the would've definitely worked But then there wouldn't be lady in my life at the end to smooth the whole album out

Michael recorded this song all in one take at 4am after taking a nap in the studio. That’s the insane part.

@riverdean7

5 ай бұрын

huh theres multiple takes u can hear of michael singing the whole song here on youtube

@ahkashi4338

5 ай бұрын

Michael doesn’t record in pieces. He records every track from beginning to end. I think that’s how he means it

@SideEyeee_

5 ай бұрын

@@riverdean7that’s a lie.

@riverdean7

5 ай бұрын

@@SideEyeee_ no it aint,ive heard here on youtube different versions of human nature singing from start to finish,so he didnt do it in 1 take thats ridiculous,being a perfectionist he dont do any songs in 1 take

@thunderbirdphoenix9057

5 ай бұрын

​@@riverdean7There's a video of the people who were there with MJ when he recorded the song. He did it in one take.

MJ was a master of texture. If I were a vocalist, I’d be totally doing what MJ does: all those little vocal gestures, the snapping of fingers during the vocal takes and the rhythmic air intakes. Phenomenal!

@BlackGypsyMusic

5 ай бұрын

YES. ALL of that, my g

@poemello2651

5 ай бұрын

That part they don't know tho bro bro 🤫

@mssha1980

5 ай бұрын

Very unique and adds alot of character to the track

@KwaMkhonza

5 ай бұрын

The weekend does that

@jaydee8981

5 ай бұрын

I learned it from MJ

“Human nature” is a song on the one hand about the happiness of being young, about the joy of love, discovering new things, but on the other hand it comes down to the question of where evil comes from in people, why we continue to commit it.

@KtotheG

5 ай бұрын

There is no such thing as "good" without evil... there is no peace without war... no happiness without sadness.

@WrvrUgoThrUR

5 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t say “evil”. More like the limitations of a young person’s social tool set.

@InsideOutAnus

5 ай бұрын

@@KtotheG complete and utter nonsense. You do not need to be sad to know what happiness feels like. You do not need war to know the feeling of peace.

@KtotheG

5 ай бұрын

@@InsideOutAnus Yin and Yang, my friend. Every force in nature has an antithesis. Newton's 3rd Law of Physics.

@TheJpep2424

5 ай бұрын

Because man is born in sin. All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Thats why all need a savior. The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life thru Jesus Christ our Lord. Jesus Christ is the way the truth and the life no one comes to the Father except thru Him. Repent and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

Toto’s influence on the Thriller album is insane, perhaps it would a nice deep dive into how the best session musicians made those classic 80s albums.

@JamesJ30t

5 ай бұрын

Wow! Did not know Toto was involved with MJ's Thriller. Quincy Jones definitely knows how to put a group of talented people together.

@melrupinski88

5 ай бұрын

Check out Rick Beato’s KZread channel. He talks with Steve Lukather quite a bit and there are many stories about the songs on Thriller. In fact I just watched a short yesterday where Steve talks about coming up with the guitar riff on “Human Nature”. There’s also some great stories about “Beat It” too.

@FelipeGomesProfessor

5 ай бұрын

Steve Lukather is a beast. The 80's was a really golden era, with lots of talented people pushing the limits of creativity. Steve Lukather, the Porcaro brothers, David Paich and Quincy was among these, just to name a few.

@mhm8922

4 ай бұрын

@@melrupinski88I’ll definitely check it out. Rick Beato does some great videos.

Imagine being the daughter that this was actually written for and hearing MJ sing it and it being one of the best songs ever and sampled still to this day.

@juliemcdaniel499

5 ай бұрын

Imagine the boy that accidentally hit the girl which was the inspiration behind the song. If it wasn't 4 that incident there wouldn't be no HN. Somebody should try to find & interview that boy & girl, I would ❤ to see it. Now I wonder if MJ ever met them or talked to anyone of them ijs lol.

"The song is in Halftime" in my non musical head "no, it's in It Ain't Hard to Tell"

@djdamage75

5 ай бұрын

I see what you did there.

@BlackGypsyMusic

5 ай бұрын

Just cracked me up 😅

@1savannahlegend247

5 ай бұрын

Ok we get it already you're a legend sheesh there you happy now lol

@aureocalles

5 ай бұрын

As a hip hop loving dad, this joke hits

@Eeter26

5 ай бұрын

I excel then prevail

NOW IMAGINE hearing hum nature raw and in a dark room in the studio unexpectedly for the 1st time 😮😮😮😮😮 had to be a magical moment

@jae6220

5 ай бұрын

They were all stunned as he was recording it.

@kashaw9330

5 ай бұрын

If I could have been a fly on the wall in the room to hear the raw version!!❤❤❤

@malikford9098

5 ай бұрын

Drives me crazy knowing I could never experience that

@davidriley1702

4 ай бұрын

So magical that it was sampled by SWV for the"Right Here" remix, and rapper Nas(from sister label Columbia Records) for "It ain't hard to tell"

6:13 legendary synth. Gave me goosebumps as a kid

My fave MJ song of all time... The music, MJ's voice, his tone, the care that he put into singing this track is timeless...

Human Nature & Lady in my life .. we’re such these amazing haunting ballads.. I loved the track listing arrangements.. with the upbeat pop PYT in the middle of the two.. Thriller album was and still is & will always be the quintessential.. kudos Quincy jones ❤

Steve Porcaro did another similar song with Michael Jackson right after Thriller. It's called Dream Away. The boys from Toto really outdid themselves during that period.

@Meelwormm

5 ай бұрын

Also For All Time. Steve Porcaro is the only Toto member to be on all MJ albums untill 1995. David Paich played alot of MJ songs too only not on Off the Wall album. Steve Lukather only in Thriller album and Stranger in Moscow and Jeff Porcaro on Thriller album and Dangerous.

@captaindeadass4847

5 ай бұрын

Don't forget Chicago 1945, Dream Away, and another unheard song that Michael did with Steve Porcaro called "Warrior" during the Thriller sessions.

@mssha1980

5 ай бұрын

@@Meelwormmyep they were longtime MJ collaborates

@daanfischer5452

5 ай бұрын

And another one for thriller, for all time One of the greatest songs ever

@captaindeadass4847

5 ай бұрын

@@daanfischer5452 No For All Time was made for the Dangerous in 1989 - 1990 . One of the people who worked with Michael named Brad Sundberg said that it was worked on during the Dangerous sessions, and was replaced by Gone Too Soon on the Dangerous album. The demo was leaked back in January, 2023 kzread.info/dash/bejne/eGtppsOldJrbZps.htmlsi=VQ77dAIUpl7uMHwx and the unfinished master kzread.info/dash/bejne/hHd1qJd8o93RoM4.htmlsi=KDhihrbjHuV8FS6c was leaked in 2002. As Porcaro said in November, 2022 in his seminar, he recorded a demo for Michael in 1989 kzread.info/dash/bejne/dmuCrLOboc7XnMo.htmlsi=dsSsVgrgjxzbYPCv giving off a Human Nature vibe for his new album (which was also leaked in poor quality recorded during his seminar). In 2006, Michael asked Steve Porcaro and Michael Sherwood to rework For All Time for Thriller 25 despite it being outdated. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2hrkpWQm9KpmKw.htmlsi=0dxhBgVK7ySQBHof

Carousel is fresh but I'm so glad it got bumped. Human Nature is one of my all time favorite MJ songs. Well done, good sir, well done.

I had no idea Human Nature wasn't supposed to be in. But it still surprises me when it comes to MJ and how he put everything together that he and Quincy did.

@alphatrion100

5 ай бұрын

They take all the credit and yet it's not their song

@carn9507

5 ай бұрын

@@alphatrion100 When did they take all the credit?

Toto has been, easily, one of my favorite groups of all time! For so many reasons…

@diggingthegreats

5 ай бұрын

They're just so good 🔥

@tonylancer7367

5 ай бұрын

The best session band of the 80s.

One of the greatest songs ever saw the light of day by happy accident…as much as I love “Carousel,” I can’t lie and say “Human Nature” isn’t a watershed song and moment for Michael as a singer. Sadly I’m partially tainted with this song being what I was listening to when my family got the news of his passing but I still appreciate its genius and beauty. Grateful it came to light. 🌹🙏🏽💯

I'll say this every chance I get... Human Nature is my favourite song of all time and I'll never get tired hearing/talking about its history. Funny enough, I was rewatching the Thriller documentary yesterday. Keep up the good work. 🙌🏾🇿🇦

@crytstalcrust

5 ай бұрын

hey i’m a rapper and i was thinking about sampling it , do you think somone could/should do that?

@rikashvanveelen993

5 ай бұрын

​@@crytstalcrust swv - right here did it , but i think might be costy to clear MJ samples😅 , unless u change them in such a way it isnt recognizeable anymore (or get instrumentplayers replay the notes, so its a new "original" sample of that song)

@MrDanilop45

5 ай бұрын

Miles Davis played his version of this song. The result was amazing.

@jimmyswag3413

5 ай бұрын

Did you watch "The Greatest Night in Pop" Documentary about the making of the song "we are the world" ? it just came out, Really good. Never knew how heavily involved michael was in the making of that song. Awesome watch.

@jimmyswag3413

5 ай бұрын

@@crytstalcrust Nas sampled it on "It aint hard to tell" and Swv, too. YEEEEAAAARs ago.

Human nature is the most beautiful song on thriller and one of my all time favs

I love how the breaths were left in a lot of the takes back then. It sounds so much more natural and makes a world of difference in the vibe of a song. Now with digital editing everything in pop is cut out so air tight and clean it sounds « asepticized ».

@saintkevinofficial

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. Listen to the intro to Billie Jean. Michael snapping his fingers and beat boxing before he enters his first verse. Even the crying on the outro to "She's Out Of My Life". That wouldn't exist post 2000. Music has really taken a hit.

@TickingClocks

5 ай бұрын

​@saintkevinofficial Not to be contrarian but Adele has a song where she is crying at the end

@saintkevinofficial

5 ай бұрын

@@TickingClocks really? Can you link me to it?

@TickingClocks

5 ай бұрын

@saintkevinofficial It's called My Little Love, beautiful song about explaining divorce to her young child.

Songwriter Steven Ray, who worked along with Anthony Marinelli on Thriller, was the messenger that Quincy sent over to pick up the tape from Steve Porcaro and David Paich. He directly confirmed the auto-reverse theory on the Stories In The Room podcast, which can be seen on KZread.

Glad I don't live in this alternate reality where Human Nature doesn't exist on Thriller. Didn't appreciate it as an 80s baby, but I sure did come to realize it's beauty as an adult later in life, now it's a Top 3 MJ song for me, personally.

Human Nature alongside Liberian Girl are my favourite two tracks of his. Lovely break down of its origins thanks xd

@MsRoxygirl333

5 ай бұрын

Literally same! 😫😫😫

@romulus_

5 ай бұрын

great taste. two of his most ethereal and captivating songs. wonderful sonic textures.

Friday's wouldn't be complete without a new Digging The Greats video dropping. Please keep them coming!

6:02 Not only did Michael sing in a lower key in the demo, but when he sung it live, especially in the Bad tour, he sung it in a lower key, along with many of his songs. I believe he sung it low in the Dangerous tour as well.

@calamari.jaksun8914

5 ай бұрын

No.. it was all the original key

@thisislocombia

5 ай бұрын

michael jackson usually lowered the key of the songs when singing live, but he never did that with human nature, not even at 50 years old.

@DolleDriesRoelvink

5 ай бұрын

During the Dangerous Tour the body of the concert came from a tape. His lipsyncing was fenomenal in those years.

@thisislocombia

5 ай бұрын

@@DolleDriesRoelvinkbut that was in other songs, he never lip synced "human nature"

@rODIUMuk

4 ай бұрын

@@DolleDriesRoelvinkhe mimed better then most artists

Human Nature is my favorite song of all time. Not just MJ songs, but songs *PERIOD* The vibes are just so strong. It's almost indescribable. Also the live performances of it are amazing.

@SpaceCattttt

5 ай бұрын

Well, I much prefer SWV's "Right Here (Human Nature Remix) which is a completely different song built around "Human Nature".

@primeminister66

5 ай бұрын

@@SpaceCattttt Nah

@SpaceCattttt

5 ай бұрын

@@primeminister66 Yah.

@carn9507

5 ай бұрын

The live performances of it are absolutely fantastic. MJ's vocals are so good. And the dances. And the 'chih chih' or however you spell that noise he makes during parts of it. :P

@aperson2943

5 ай бұрын

@@carn9507 He does the same "chih chih" sound on This Place Hotel.

I'm three videos into this channel and can't believe I haven't picked this up before now. This is what my KZread feed is made for! Amazing work.

@diggingthegreats

5 ай бұрын

Welcome! Glad you here 🔥

Putting aside that I am a fan of Michael Jacksons work, Human Nature is truly one of the greatest songs ever made and released. Everything from the vocals to the production of it always makes my hairs stand. I could never articulate what it was about this particular song that always grasped something emotional in me. Amazing video as always!!

Found this channel a few weeks ago! Subbed and alerts are ON! LOVE the in depth work you put in and how you present it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and YOURSELF in each one of these jemz!

@diggingthegreats

5 ай бұрын

Glad to have you here! I love diving through music and making these videos 🔥

John Mayer's version at Jackson's funeral was great. He didnt sing and didnt "over-shred", he let the track speak for itself.

@niekvanwensen

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I thought that performance was the greatest of that entire night! So amazing

@thandondwandwe3987

5 ай бұрын

I believe he did it justice by performing the song that way. I recently rewatched the memorial since 2009 & Johns performance stood out for me, I truly appreciate it now ❤

@niekvanwensen

5 ай бұрын

@@thandondwandwe3987 yes couldn’t have been better! I usually never like it when people cover Michael Jackson because his voice is so distinct. Nobody can sing a Michael Jackson song better than Michael, but what John did on guitar did it perfect justice! Made it his own but kept it so classy, didn’t overplay at all, 10/10

@thandondwandwe3987

5 ай бұрын

@@niekvanwensen 100% agree

Wow man…. You’re story telling, descriptions and graphics are SOO top notch! Subscribed!

This reminds me of how James Brown was jamming with his drummer Stubblefield at the studio. Stub was just playing beats and James said "stop...play that again!" The drum pattern was repeated again and Funky Drummer was born. Stubblefield never was too crazy about the beat but recorded it anyway at JB's insistence

I had no idea Toto wrote it until I watched “Thriller 40”. Both “Carousel” & “Baby Be Mine” are really good songs, too bad they had to get bumped.

@mysticakhenaton1701

5 ай бұрын

back in 1983, and 84...Baby Be Mine, was my warm-up song to get to the other songs on the album.

@Cubbie410

5 ай бұрын

Baby Be Mine made the album and carousel got bumped

@paulgilbert5278

5 ай бұрын

@@Cubbie410 Hot Street should have edged out Baby Be Mine

@RenR70

5 ай бұрын

@@Cubbie410 You’re right, I was thinking “Sunset Driver”

@Cubbie410

5 ай бұрын

@@paulgilbert5278 no disagreements there.. I too think it fits better after starting somethin.. however baby be mine does work as girl is mine is a slow track

Recognition of Toto as one of the greatest rock bands of history, together with this amazing breakdown equals instant sub from me! 😊

Let's not forget the sublime dream like feel of Jeff Porcaro's drums and Paulinho Da Costa percussion tracks. RIP Jeff/Mike Porcaro.

My first piece of vinyl❤🔥❤🔥

Oh man, I'm so glad for that happy accident. "Human Nature" happens to be one of my favourite MJ songs, my second favourite on Thriller after "Lady in My Life". Great track.

This man is a genius, he's dicected the song piece by piece like a mechanic scrapping down an engine patiently

I had the pleasure of playing on a session with Steve Porcaro… last year..

@juliemcdaniel499

5 ай бұрын

Good 4 u but did u guys chat about him working with MJ?

@daveshulguitar762

5 ай бұрын

No! I was asking Steve about being a session player and what was recording session like in the 80’s and 90’s

@juliemcdaniel499

5 ай бұрын

@@daveshulguitar762 oh wow okay but tks 4 replying back anyways👍

For some reason, when I read the title, I immediately thought of Human Nature. Such a gorgeous song, but unlike the other songs on that classic album. Especially love the synth in it which gives it such a unique sound. Love your enthusiasm as well and how you expertly broke this song down. New sub right here.

You and pdbass are absolutely the *best* at this sort of dissection and reassembly.. *Unmatched* ✨

I love your content man, I love the way you describe the music

One of the best YT music analysis videos I've seen it a long time! So much depth to it, masterful!

The perfect album at the perfect moment that probably wouldn't have worked at any other time; 'THRILLER' was literally the album we needed but didn't deserve.

Thank you for posting this❗️🎶❤️

I’ve started listening to thriller again in the last week! What a Quincy-dence!

Dope video as usual. A fan from the beginning. Keep up the amazing content.

This song has a way of sneaking into albums, even in the SWV album It's About Time, it comes in as a remix

Great video and breakdown! I was familiar with the story behind this incredible track, but I enjoyed how you broke it down especially using the original demos. Appreciate your channel and all of your incredible content. Salute!

I heard that Carousel was written by Mike "Maniac" Sembello - a great tune but instrumentally and feel-wise it was more in the vein of "the lady in my life" and "the girl is mine", heavily driven by a chorused Rhodes electric piano, another 80s slow jam.

Professor, I think it's so cool that you are able to get the demo recordings and vocal a capella separations. That's so lucky, it definitely helps with your video lessons.

Man, I love this! I had no idea of the history behind the song. I also loved that Can’t Help It video you did.

I do not get tired of this story and am very excited for your take on it because I know you’re going to get to it!

Human Nature was one of my favorite songs off that album....hell it's one of my favorite MJ songs period.

What a great video this is. Your love for music is apparent and infectious. You just gained a subscriber.

Good breakdown. I love breaking down songs. The best way to improve songwriting is to analyze why you live certain songs. I loved how you talked about how they filled the space with percussion. I’m a trap music enthusiast, so while I love a good snare, I love hi hats and other percussion just as much. I love how this track was produced.

Thank you for explaining and delivering it perfectly of how magical this crossover between Toto and Michael Jackson feels 🙏

As soon as you said toto it all clicked in my head. I don’t know how I didn’t hear their influence sooner! Amazing!!

I really appreciate these videos. I am noticing I have been slowly doing similar things in my own songs and I just love the grooves I make :) thanks for this boss

The KZread algorithm strikes again. I just listened to Teddy Pendergrass only live recording of Lady by Kenny Rogers in concert. Low and behold this was suggested. You have a new subscriber my dude. Keep the great material coming. I've sent this out to all my buddies who are music aficionados themselves 💯💯💯

Now I understand why this song is included on Quincy Jones's 'With Love From Q', containing all of Quincy's favorites.

"Human Nature" with MJ on vocals and Miles Davis on trumpet - now that is a collab I wish had been done by the two musical greats while they both were alive! (If you haven't heard Miles' cover of the song, it's a real treat.)

@sandrasanders706

5 ай бұрын

Best cover by Miles Davis.

Just found your channel, this video is excellent. I love your style! Definitely earned a sub today.

awesome breakdown of my favorite song from thriller!

I just stumbled over your channel for the first time, and I love it! I learned so much. Looks like I have a lot of your work to catch up on.

Human Nature is one of those songs where I never really thought much of it way back when. I never disliked it I always liked it but one day listening to the record out of nowhere I realized it's my favorite song on the record if not the best song on the record.

Human Nature has always been my FAVORITE Michael Jackson song!🥰 And this little history lesson just makes it so much more special

Quincy Jones and Rod Temperton made ALL the right musical decisions putting that Thriller album together...the BIGGEST selling and the BEST album ever created/recorded.

@Deadguy2322forreal

5 ай бұрын

Biggest-selling is indisputable. Best? Hell no.

@mysticakhenaton1701

5 ай бұрын

@@Deadguy2322forreal tell me the BEST then??? I want to hear you lie to yourself. by mentioning a Beatles or Eagle's album...the WHOLE world bought Thriller. meaning, it sold millions on EVERY continent.

It's crazy as MJ has been quoted as saying that Human Nature is his favorite song that he has done. Even though he did not write . He certainly made it his own.

Wow, what a great story about an incredible song. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🎸🕺

Your vids and the love of music are god tier. ❤

One of his best songs ever, gorgeous melody, vocal performance and beautiful moving lyrics.

I love these kinds of stories, it makes me listen to the music and think about it while I'm listening. Btw the space on the recording will be down to Bruce Swedien he did that all the time to make other parts of the music stand out.

@sandrasanders706

5 ай бұрын

Bless Bruce Sweiden RIP

Double time = x2, half = ÷2. People always get it wrong, double time means double the amount of time Vs half to make halves the amount of time so half is faster and double time is actually slower. You can find this feature in notation software such as Sibelius and similar notation software

This song is so good dude the whole album is just a creation of Pop brilliance from all around

Carousel should have been released as a single or on a Movie soundtrack during Thriller Era it would’ve been huge as well

Human Nature is one of my favorite Michael Jackson songs. I’m glad you broke down the backstory ❤❤❤

Magic, magic, magic!! Quincy said it best...That album was touched by GOD, Thirller doing what it did all over the world had something to do with Divinity! Period. Great Vid Sir. 👍

This major production move is one of the very reasons why Quincy Jones place and recognition as a producer on MJ albums is solidified. A lot people feel Q gets too much credit or that he didn’t produced because he didn’t write these songs or Mj wrote majority of the music. But this move of just knowing what’s right for the record as far as songs and the direction it was going, made this album great Human Nature was a great call by QJ and 2nd by Mj. That’s one of the many roles of a producer. To have the right songs, Musicians and singers and arrangers on the record and Quincy did that exceptionally well. Yes Quincy wasn’t apart of actually writing these MJ songs except co writing PYT, but his touch and leadership helped guide that record.

yoooo the background musicc BOPPS

Omgosh.. How have I never seen this channel before??! Took a peek at some more of its content and subscribed straight away!! Gunna share these videos with my Sisters 🥰

love this episode!!

I swear DTG sometimes reads my mind, because i was thinking about running this album back 🔥 🤔

@diggingthegreats

5 ай бұрын

I got you! There's too much incredible music to cover, not enough time!

One of my favorite songs on the Thriller album.

"You're Quincy Jones ...... You're not" 😂😂😂😂

Not to mention a Linn drum pattern even Prince 0)+> would be proud of.

The song "Human Nature" still sends chills down my spine whenever I hear it. And its 2024! One heck of an amazing sexy song💙💙💙

Damn I love this channel!

This is my favourite MJ song, and had no idea of all this. Thank you for sharing!

What a perfect example of cause and effect… boy picks on girl, girl tells dad, dad consoles daughter through song, song accidentally makes it to producer of MJ’s next album, MJ turns it into one of the biggest hits in his roster. Crazy!

One of the happiest accidents I've ever heard of. Its one of my favorite songs on the album honestly, leading to such other songs that it was a sample

Great breakdown as usual, i am surprise though, that you didn't mentioned that Miles Davis loved this song so much that he recorded an instrumental version of it and made it a regular part of his live performances. An ultimate proof of the greatness of the song itself and of the quality of songwriting by Toto's members.

Human Nature is a perfect track. Everything about it is a masterpiece.

It's interesting learning about how much collaboration there is in music. I used to think that singers, and bands exclusively made their own music. For a while I thought negatively about singers who didn't write their own songs. But now I've come to realize how incredible the collaborations can really be. It's just a shame that so many people probably don't know that some of their favorite songs had other great artists involved. I love Toto but had no idea that they had anything to do with this song.

One of the best songs on the whole album hands down

Music can be so spiritual and provides endless opportunities for collaboration.

this is my favourite song

you make such specific videos, i love them all. greetings from arg 🇦🇷

this channel is so full of warming,heartfull passion.like it so much!greetings from germany ❤

Although he didn’t have nothing to do with the lyrics, it’s just feels so personal to Michaels life, about him longing to explore the city nightlife and wanting to take a bite. About his alienation and loneliness.

Beautiful video but you skipped pointing out Lukather's guitar work in this song. His simplistic yet incredibly rhythmic call and response pushes the track to whole different stratosphere