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Originally, SEGA hired Michael Jackson to compose the music for Sonic 3. When news broke out of a scandal involving Jackson and allegations of child molestation, Sega dropped the deal, although his song writing team still composed the soundtrack (and appear in the credits). There are notable similarities between the music recorded for Sonic 3 and music from Jackson's previous recorded tracks from the Dangerous album, and a track from the later released HIStory album (which was composed during the time of the game). For example, there is a segment in Carnival Night Zone's music that sounds like a riff from Michael Jackson's song, "JAM" (It has also been discovered that a sample in the Sonic 3 ROM played in the Carnival Night Zone music is taken directly from the song JAM), and the credits theme parallels Michael Jackson's later song, "Stranger in Moscow" (which was written around the time of the game). The Knuckle's Theme, which seems to use the new jack swing (a style used many times in Jackson's Dangerous album), which sounds especially similar to that of In the Closet, and later released Ghosts, and Blood on the Dance Floor. In the latter, the drum beats match that after the line "look who got you under, seven inches in." In addition, the chord progression of "Ice Cap Zone" is similar to the chord progression of Michael Jackson's "Who Is It," and the earlier "Smooth Criminal." It is possible that more of Jackson's music remained in the game.[15]

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Op 19 september 2008 2:03 schreef Argh het volgende:


Duracell maar weer eens dan

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Op 19 september 2008 2:03 schreef Argh het volgende:


Duracell maar weer eens dan

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