... than what's in the music. The "whoo-hoo!" that announces his arrival on 1979's "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough." The slinky bassline prowling through "Billie Jean." The tender sigh he could put on for a ballad like "You Are Not Alone." But somewhere underneath that collision of figures that is his career - 12 ... No. 1 records, 51 million copies sold of Thriller, 80 million copies of the others, 13 Grammy ... Stop Till You Get Enough," he's "melting like hot candle wax." "Working Day and Night" is a 21-year-old already bitching of show biz's demands. On Thriller's "Beat It," he advised...

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... are not apparent in some of his earlier works, where he often accentuates moments of happiness. - " all is a prize- taken from "The Starlight Night". One of Hopkins's most famous (and most debated) theories centres on the concept of "inscape." He coined this word to refer to the essential individuality of a thing, but with a focus not on its particularity or uniqueness, but rather on ... the design that gives a thing its distinctive characteristics and relates it to its context, very much as a melody ... of a tender of, O of a feathery delicacy- from "The Wreck of the Deutschland". Thi...

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