@Matty, I agree..., it's quite clear that MJ's album was released for NO reason other than for the label to make a profit, as it didn't satisfy his fans nor honour his memory. Amy on the other hand from what I've gathered was in the process of completing the album and despite it not being 100% mastered etc. I think the people who worked with her i.e. Salaam Remi, Mark Ronson, not to mention her management whom she was incredibly tight like family to..., it's them who can vouch for the quality and confirm whether or not Amy herself would have been happy for it's release.

Lastly, the one thing to remember about labels is that they're the ones who profit anyway, whether the artist is dead or alive, the only difference now is Amy herself is not around to be hurt by it. Also, that in her absence from the spotlight, Amy allegedly submitted three albums worth of finished material to the label who rejected it on the basis it was too reggae (which I personally think would've worked) and dark (hello, that was her life at the time) and not close enough to the B2B formula that netted them millions.

Whose to say that now she's no longer around to provide the alternative that they won't honour what she wanted in the first place and release what she was feeling when she recorded that. For me, despite what was reported about her life..., her music and lyrical content was always strong and from the heart so as long as she meant it at the time I'll welcome anything they put out...,