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conversations.value: Write me a song called Voice-Over Intro/Voice-Over Session From Thriller with the following description: The full, previously unreleased voice-over poem written by Rod Temperton, recorded by Quincy Jones and featuring Vincent Price alongside Michael Jackson, was first released as a bonus track on Thriller: 2001 Special Edition, as well on the deluxe disc of Thriller 25.
  Vincent Price was an accomplished actor with a distinct voice, starring in films such as Brigham Young, House of Wax, House of Usher, The Fly, and Catchfire, Edward Scissorshands, and narrating The Vagabond King, Pictura: An Adventure in Art, Spirits of the Dead, PBS' Mystery, and A Christmas Carol. He provided his voice to Roger Glover’s live rock-opera/film “The Butterfly Ball and the The Grasshopper’s Feast”, The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, Tilex commercials, and Tiny Toon Adventures. Tim Burton and Disney also produced a stop-motion animated short film dedicated to him, Vincent, in 1980, which he also narrated in. He also frequently appeared on The Hollywood Squares and had his own cooking show.
  Temperton wanted to add a “talking section” into the song, provided by “somebody, a famous voice, in the horror genre,” and upon the advice of Quincy Jones' wife, called Price to do it. However, he didn’t actually have the rap written and penned it in a taxi to the studio. When it was time to record it, Price was startled because he was using headphones for the first time, so he had to practice with Temperton and Jones to perform the vocals over the song. After the rehearsals, though, Michael and Vincent only needed these two takes to do it.
  Michael’s contribution, their introductions, and the second verse of the poem did not make it to the song. The phrase ‘Can You Dig It?’, before his infamous laugh, also was cut. Vincent’s introduction and the ‘Dig It’ phrase were released as a bonus excerpt that was a standard track on Thriller 25.
  In the video-film Michael Jackson’s Thriller, the movie that Michael and his girlfriend (Ola Ray) are watching is Vincent Price’s THRILLER, a film-within-a-film. It was also rumored that the giant at the end of the video (seen below) is Vincent himself – He was 6'4".
  https://youtu.be/sOnqjkJTMaA?t=13m16s Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
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conversations.value: [Narration]
  And now a behind-the-scenes treat from the original voice-over session for "Thriller", with Michael and Vincent Price. You'll also hear the never-before-released second verse of Vincent's rap, written by Rod
  [Bruce Swedien]
  Okay, tape's rolling. Any--anytime you want
  [Intro, take 1: Michael Jackson & 
  Vincent Price
  ]
  Hi, this is Michael Jackson
  This is Vincent Price
  Michael Jackson is...
  The Thriller!
  [Segue: Michael Jackson, 
  Vincent Price
  , 
  Bruce Swedien
  ]
  *Vincent laughs*
  Do we both say it?
  Say it together?
  "Inviting you to."
  I say "inviting you to"? All right. Yeah
  Okay
  Any time. Tape's rolling
  [Intro, take 2: Michael Jackson, 
  Vincent Price
  , 
  Michael Jackson & Vincent Price
  ]
  Hi, this is Michael Jackson
  And this is Vincent Price, inviting you to...
  The Thriller! [Verse 1: Vincent Price]
  Darkness falls across the land
  The midnight hour is close at hand
  Creatures crawl in search of blood
  To terrorize your neighborhood
  And whosoever shall be found
  Without the soul for getting down
  Must stand and face the hounds of hell
  And rot inside a corpse's shell
  [Verse 2: Vincent Price]
  The demons squeal in sheer delight
  It's you they spy, so plump, so right
  For though the groove is hard to beat
  Yet still you stand with frozen feet
  You try to run, you try to scream
  But no more sun you'll ever see
  For evil reaches from the crypt
  To crush you in its icy grip
  [Verse 3: Vincent Price]
  The foulest stench is in the air
  The funk of 40,000 years
  And grisly ghouls from every tomb
  Are closing in to seal your doom
  And though you fight to stay alive
  Your body starts to shiver
  For no mere mortal can resist
  The evil of the Thriller [Outro: Vincent Price]
  Can you dig it?
  Hmmm-Hahahahaha...
  AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
  AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
  Ahahahahahahah...
  [Post-outro: Vincent Price & 
  Bruce Swedien
  ]
  Hmmph, that's great fun!
  Great, thank you. Cut
  Okay. All right!