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* HarsherInHindsight: Helped initiate [[Music/NSync *NSYNC]]’s split from Lou Pearlman and move to Jive Records, the record label that would essentially sabotage his solo career a few years later.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: His performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl halftime show was canceled in the wake of the [[WardrobeMalfunction 2004 Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show]] controversy. Originally set to perform "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", Chasez was [[https://ew.com/article/2004/02/06/jc-chasez-slams-nfl-dumping-him-pro-bowl/ abruptly pulled]] from the festivities and replaced with Hawaiian hula dancers.
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--> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
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--> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.Calder.
** His performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl halftime show was canceled in the wake of the [[WardrobeMalfunction 2004 Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show]] controversy. Originally set to perform "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", Chasez was [[https://ew.com/article/2004/02/06/jc-chasez-slams-nfl-dumping-him-pro-bowl/ abruptly pulled]] from the festivities and replaced with Hawaiian hula dancers.
** His performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl halftime show was canceled in the wake of the [[WardrobeMalfunction 2004 Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show]] controversy. Originally set to perform "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", Chasez was [[https://ew.com/article/2004/02/06/jc-chasez-slams-nfl-dumping-him-pro-bowl/ abruptly pulled]] from the festivities and replaced with Hawaiian hula dancers.
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--> The creative process, when I was making ''[Schizophrenic]'', I didn’t always feel supported when I was making that record. As well as…some of the songs I would make just to get out of my system and I never thought they were going to be, you know, considered.
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--> The "The creative process, when I was making ''[Schizophrenic]'', I didn’t always feel supported when I was making that record. As well as…some of the songs I would make just to get out of my system and I never thought they were going to be, you know, considered."
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* HeAlsoDid: Did the sound mixing with sound engineer Tim Miller for NSYNC's Pop Odyssey tour. Co-wrote the NSYNC song "You Don't Have to Be Alone (on Christmas" which appeared on the soundtrack for ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas''.
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* HeAlsoDid: Did the sound mixing with sound engineer Tim Miller for NSYNC's Pop Odyssey tour. Co-wrote the NSYNC song "You Don't Have to Be Alone (on Christmas" Christmas)" which appeared on the soundtrack for ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas''.''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas''
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* DevelopmentHell: ''Schizophrenic'' was originally slated for a [[https://web.archive.org/web/20030624181128/http://www.dotmusic.com/news/February2003/news28209.asp summer 2003 release]]. Its release date changed multiple times before finally dropping in February of 2004. ''The Story of Kate'', which JC had been working on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRo-tYYhiT0 since 2005]], did not have its singles serviced to radio or any music videos, and ultimately never saw release.
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* DevelopmentHell: ''Schizophrenic'' was originally slated for a [[https://web.archive.org/web/20030624181128/http://www.dotmusic.com/news/February2003/news28209.asp summer 2003 release]]. Its release date changed multiple times before finally dropping in February of 2004. ''The Story of Kate'', which JC had been working on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRo-tYYhiT0 since 2005]], did not have its singles serviced to radio or any music videos, and ultimately never saw release.release (some tracks have leaked online in the years since).
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* HeAlsoDid: Did the sound mixing with sound engineer Tim Miller for NSYNC's Pop Odyssey tour. Co-wrote the NSYNC song "You Don't Have to Be Alone (on Christmas" which appeared on the soundtrack for ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas''.
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** Was an opening act for Music/BritneySpears' Onyx Hotel tour. He opened a few of her shows in the UK and was to play other dates, but unfortunately the tour ended when Britney injured her knee.
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** "The Game Is Over", a song on NSYNC's ''Celebrity'' album, looked like it was going to be [[https://www.mtv.com/news/1443300/nsyncs-first-celebrity-single-a-uk-garage-number/ a possible single]] for that era, according to [[https://i.imgur.com/t0ALFxz.jpeg promotional materials]] from Jive.
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** "The Game Is Over", a song on NSYNC's ''Celebrity'' album, album co-written by JC, looked like it was going to be [[https://www.mtv.com/news/1443300/nsyncs-first-celebrity-single-a-uk-garage-number/ a possible single]] for that era, according to [[https://i.imgur.com/t0ALFxz.jpeg promotional materials]] from Jive.
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* ExecutiveVeto: JC was denied a bigger [[NoBudget production budget]] for ''Schizophrenic''. His club tour was not supported by the label either and struggled to sell tickets. Album release dates were continually pushed back, to the point JC was in the dark about an exact date and fans were left confused.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Since ''Kate'' was never released, fans have had to rely on online leaks of unreleased tracks, demos, and fan-made albums over the years.
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* ShrinkingViolet / ReclusiveArtist: JC’s talked about how he [[https://youtu.be/KVCxVyD3AI8?t=171 enjoys a quieter life]] behind the scenes and out of the spotlight. He doesn’t use social media.
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--> The creative process, when I was making ''[Schizophrenic]'', I didn’t always feel supported when I was making that record. As well as…some of the songs I would make just to get out of my system and I never thought they were going to be, you know, considered.
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--> The creative process, when I was making ''[Schizophrenic]'', I didn’t always feel supported when I was making that record. As well as…some of the songs I would make just to get out of my system and I never thought they were going to be, you know, considered.
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* DevelopmentHell: ''Schizophrenic'' was originally slated for a [[https://web.archive.org/web/20030624181128/http://www.dotmusic.com/news/February2003/news28209.asp summer 2003 release]]. Its release date changed multiple times before finally dropping in February of 2004. ''The Story of Kate'', which JC had been working on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRo-tYYhiT0 since 2005]], did not have its singles serviced to radio or any music videos, and ultimately never saw release.
* DoingItForTheArt:
--> “This ''[Schizophrenic]'' record is nothing like an NSYNC record…I didn’t feel boxed in by anything. I did this record just out of love for music. I didn’t try and format it or anything like that. Because everybody’s always like, ‘Aren’t you worried about commercial success?’ I’ve had commercial success, and I’m thankful for it everyday, but this is just out of labor of love. I just wanted to do a great record that I enjoyed and that’s why I did it.”
* DoingItForTheArt:
--> “This ''[Schizophrenic]'' record is nothing like an NSYNC record…I didn’t feel boxed in by anything. I did this record just out of love for music. I didn’t try and format it or anything like that. Because everybody’s always like, ‘Aren’t you worried about commercial success?’ I’ve had commercial success, and I’m thankful for it everyday, but this is just out of labor of love. I just wanted to do a great record that I enjoyed and that’s why I did it.”
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M “If I Don't”]]. For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
-> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
-> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
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** "The Game Is Over", a song on NSYNC's ''Celebrity'' album, looked like it was going to be [[https://www.mtv.com/news/1443300/nsyncs-first-celebrity-single-a-uk-garage-number/ a possible single]] for that era, according to [[https://i.imgur.com/t0ALFxz.jpeg promotional materials]] from Jive.
** JC was supposed to be a guest singer on [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M “If I Don't”]]. For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
-> --> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
** "The Game Is Over", a song on NSYNC's ''Celebrity'' album, looked like it was going to be [[https://www.mtv.com/news/1443300/nsyncs-first-celebrity-single-a-uk-garage-number/ a possible single]] for that era, according to [[https://i.imgur.com/t0ALFxz.jpeg promotional materials]] from Jive.
** JC was supposed to be a guest singer on [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M “If I Don't”]]. For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Helped initiated initiate [[Music/NSync *NSYNC]]’s split from Lou Pearlman and move to Jive Records, the record label that would essentially sabotage his solo career a few years later.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If “If I Don't]]".Don't”]]. For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on Music/{{Santana}}'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on Music/{{Santana}}'s [[Music/CarlosSantana Santana]]'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on Music/Santana's Music/{{Santana}}'s 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: In 2019, music producer Alex Greggs spoke at length in a [[https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-digital-get-down/episode-10-alex-greggs-o7ersJIa1Db/ podcast interview]] about Creator/JiveRecords' sabotage of JC's debut solo album ''Schizophrenic''. Greggs confirmed how Jive believed JC to be less marketable than Music/JustinTimberlake because the latter was more willing to abide by [[MusicIsPolitics industry politics]]. Greggs also detailed how Jive gave conflicting information to JC about what they wanted his album to sound like, simultaneously prodding him to record radio-friendly urban pop, while also trying to steer him in a different direction than Justin. *NSYNC's sound engineer Tim Miller [[https://podbay.fm/p/the-daily-popcast-with-lance-bass/e/1585044003 reiterated]] Jive's lack of support for JC, saying they declined to promote JC's club tour. After ''Schizophrenic'' flopped, Jive wrangled JC into making a sophomore album (tentatively titled ''Story of Kate'') featuring production from Timberlake as well as Music/{{Timbaland}}, but continued to [[DevelopmentHell shelve it]] up to 2007. Chasez subsequently [[https://ew.com/article/2007/09/10/jc-chasez-leaves-jive-records/ left Jive]], and though he has not released any further solo records, he remains active in the industry as a songwriter and producer.
* HarsherInHindsight: Helped initiated [[Music/NSync *NSYNC]]’s split from Lou Pearlman to Jive Records, the record label that would essentially sabotage his solo career a few years later.
* OvershadowedByControversy: His performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl halftime show was canceled in the wake of the [[WardrobeMalfunction 2004 Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show]] controversy. Originally set to perform "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", Chasez was [[https://ew.com/article/2004/02/06/jc-chasez-slams-nfl-dumping-him-pro-bowl/ abruptly pulled]] from the festivities and replaced with Hawaiian hula dancers.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on Music/Santana's 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
-> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
* HarsherInHindsight: Helped initiated [[Music/NSync *NSYNC]]’s split from Lou Pearlman to Jive Records, the record label that would essentially sabotage his solo career a few years later.
* OvershadowedByControversy: His performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl halftime show was canceled in the wake of the [[WardrobeMalfunction 2004 Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show]] controversy. Originally set to perform "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", Chasez was [[https://ew.com/article/2004/02/06/jc-chasez-slams-nfl-dumping-him-pro-bowl/ abruptly pulled]] from the festivities and replaced with Hawaiian hula dancers.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: JC was supposed to be a guest singer on Music/Santana's 2005 album ''All That I Am'', singing on a song called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXzqgoU4p1M If I Don't]]". For unknown reasons he was left off the final track list. In general, [[https://twitter.com/emilyjkru/status/1462524670289268739 fans often wonder]] what JC's career could've been like had he received the proper label support.
-> '''Alex Greggs''': [[Creator/JiveRecords Jive]] went through a major shift in staff and values and vision when Clive [Calder] left. If Clive had stayed there six months longer when we made that record, I think the JC record would’ve been phenomenal...He really listened to his artists. If Clive was there and JC said to Clive, ‘I’m not happy with the cover’ or ‘I don’t want this as the single,’ Clive is the type of person that would listen, and most likely would educate JC or myself or anybody else on a decision that didn’t make sense to us. He was great at that. If we didn’t like something or didn’t understand it, he would give an explanation why it should be this way, and 99% of the time, he was right. But with the shift in staff at Jive, there wasn’t that one driving force or visionary. Barry [Weiss] was good at his job, but he wasn’t Clive Calder.
