"I was hired as the messaging guy, which means my job was to run to deliver messages. A few months later, they moved me to a studio in the San Fernando Valley, California for a “special project”. This project was Michael Jackson's Dangerous album.When I arrived, Michael was working with three groups from different producers. It was amazing to see Slash, from Guns N 'Roses recording his guitar solo, and the next day, a chorus of thirty children recording a song.
Michael asked to do things like go out with his credit card to refuel his car. If I remember correctly, he had an auxiliary tank mounted, so he could get to his ranch, without having to go out and stop halfway to fill the tank.
I must confess to you that Michael was an incredibly bad driver. One day he crashed ALL the cars in the studio including mine. Eventually, after that he gave up because now he had someone to take him to work, every day: Me”. – Sam L. Parity, Studio employee during the Dangerous recordings.
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