Michael Jackson Property Beefing With Public sale Home Over Unreleased Music for Sale

Michael Jackson‘s property has points with an public sale home planning to promote his unreleased music to the best bidder.

Gotta Have Rock and Roll is auctioning off some cassette tapes with never-before-heard MJ songs … and the late singer’s property is blasting the sale as a “sad attempt by an auction site to mislead the public.”

The public sale merchandise options two cassette tapes with 12 unreleased tracks Michael labored on within the late Nineteen Eighties and early ’90s … earlier than his “Dangerous” album. Gotta Have Rock and Roll is placing the tapes on the public sale block with an $85,000 beginning bid, and so they anticipate the sale value to land between $150K and $200K.

Factor is … Michael Jackson’s property tells us the cassettes are simply copies of the unique grasp recordings, that are owned by the property — and whoever buys the tapes can be unable to breed them or play them publicly as a result of the property owns the rights.

MJ’s property additionally took a shot on the formatting right here … calling cassette tapes “a long-outdated format.” Oof. Millennials and Gen X, you are catching some strays.

Dylan Kosinski, president of Gotta Have Rock and Roll, is firing again … telling us the cassettes are extra useful as a result of they cannot be reproduced or launched to the general public.

Kosinski says the actual fact MJ’s property is hoarding the grasp data of their vault solely makes this public sale an even bigger deal.

Michael recorded the songs with music producer Bryan Loren … and Bryan handed alongside copies to the consigner on this public sale.