Perceptions

2009 July 9
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by adamsmith1922

Letters to the Editor - NZ Herald - 9 July

Letters to the Editor - NZ Herald - 9 July

One person’s perception is divorced from the perception of another.

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from → Humour, Life, Music

2 Responses
  1. 2009 July 11
    F E Smith permalink

    I agree. Notwithstanding the fact that Jackson was obviously a very talented dancer and a competent singer, he was most definitely not a musical genius. What we saw was the front person of an effective and extremely good multimedia and marketing organisation, involving a myriad of extremely talented people.

    True musical genius can be seen mostly in Mozart, but I would agree with an argument that the others mentioned in the letter above could also qualify.

    I may be somewhat biased, however, due to my tastes in music!

  2. 2009 July 10
    Ed Snack permalink

    I always thought that, as a singer and musician, Michael Jackson was an impressive dancer.

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