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Binding: Audio CD
Album Description:
Exclusive UK tracklisting. Limited digipak pressing. Michael Jackson turned 50 on August 29th 2008 and Sony/BMG Music Entertainment are giving his fans across the world a chance to select a unique track listing for their local market. This version does just that. The set will include rare tracks, a previously unreleased track along with a new megamix from Jason Nevins. This limited version also includes a bonus poster. Tracks, Billie Jean,BAD,Smooth Criminal,Thriller,Black or White,Beat It,Wanna Be Startin' Somethin',Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough,The Way You Make Me Feel,Rock With You,You Are Not Alone,Man In The Mirror,Remember The Time,Scream,You Rock My World,They Don't Care About U and Earth Song. Sony/BMG. 2008.
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Format: Import
Artist: Michael Jackson
Number Of Discs: 1
Release Date: 2008-08-26
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King of Pop is a compilation album released in celebration of Michael Jackson's 50th birthday on August 29, 2008.
For each country the album was released in, fans from that nation chose the songs that were included on their version; from a pool list of Jackson's back catalog. The album tracks are:
"Billie Jean"
"Bad"
"Smooth Criminal"
"Thriller"
"Black or White"
"Beat It"
"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'"
"Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough"
"The Way You Make Me Feel"
"Rock With You"
"You Are Not Alone"
"Man in the Mirror"
"Remember the Time"
"Scream"
"You Rock My World"
"They Don't Care About Us"
"Earth Song"
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Binding: Audio CD
Manufacturer: Polygram UK
Album Description:
Low price reissue of 1972 album that's out-of-print domestically. Ten tracks. Spectrum. 2003.
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Format: Import
Artist: Michael Jackson
Number Of Discs: 1
Release Date: 2003-02-24
Song Titles:
1: Ain't No Sunshine
2: I Wanna Be Where You Are
3: Girl Don't Take Your Love from Me
4: In Our Small Way
5: Got to Be There
6: Rockin' Robin
7: Wings of My Love
8: Maria (You Were the Only One)
9: Love Is Here and Now You're Gone
10: You've Got a Friend
Customer Reviews

Michael Saying Hello To The World
Who said in the early 70's that you couldn't be a solo artist on Motown without leaving a group? When this album came out the Jackson 5 were still at the top of their game as Never Can Say Goodbye and such as Michael Jackson,for the first time was making his first solo recording. His Motown solo career has always tended to be overlooked of course due mainly to what he'd achieve at the end of the decade with Quincy Jones. There was a lot Berry Gordy put into this album-gathering all the same writers,musicians and writers to bring a similar magic to Michael's solo recordings as he did to the Jackson 5. And it all paid off because not only did this album make Michael into an instant solo hit but gave him a very different musical flavor then he had with his brothers. And even at that the unique musical style and harmonic flavor of Leon Ware oozes out of every pore of "I Wanna Be Where You Are",one of Michael's best hit songs during his Motown years both in terms of music and vocals.This album starts out with a really unique version of "Ain't No Sunshine",dressed up in this slow burning psychedelic soul version with all these fuzzed out guitars and Michael rapping at the beginning "You ever want somethin/you know you should'nt have/The more you know you should'nt have it/the more you want it/And then one day you get it/it's so good to you".The fact that this line is being recited in all seriousness by a 13 year old practicing Jehovah's Witness who....according to a friend of mine with plenty of experience in the matter had plenty of understanding of that kind of forbidan fruit.The title track of this album is another highlite,in terms of structure not all that different from the yearning,tension filled kind of romantic "smooth jams" (since it's not exactly a ballad) that would serve him so well during his 80's years."Maria" is another great tune here,a great longing epic right up there with his presentation.There are some more standard Motown/"Corperation" styled productions such as "Girl Don't Take Your Love From Me",the Diana Ross styled "In Our Small Way" and a cover of "Love Is Here And Now Your Gone".All of these tunes though have a certain weightiness to them."Rockin' Robin",a lighthearted "You've Got A Friend" and the rather 50's doo-wop styled "Wings of My Love" are the only tunes here that display much of a hint of youthful "kiddie pop" kind of outlook. I would have to agree this album is incredibly cohesive. It's still very much in the hit-making factory mentality of Motown's salad years that Gordy was still clinging to during the early 70's. At the same time the individual songs that are presented here are strong showcases for the aspects of Michael's pop crafting talents.Even though at this juncture Michael,as with all his brothers and most Motown artists had little creative say outside of showing up and singing. But there was a lot to be learned for him musically from these early solo sessions. And even for fans of the Jackson 5 this album still projects enough of an individual identity to make it enjoyable on it's own merrits.
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Binding: Audio CD
Manufacturer: Sony
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Format: Limited Edition
Artist: Michael Jackson
Number Of Discs: 1
Release Date: 1997-05-20
Song Titles:
1: Blood on the Dance Floor
2: Morphine
3: Superfly Sister
4: Ghosts
5: Is It Scary
6: Scream Louder [Flyte Tyme Remix] - Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson
7: Money [Fire Island Radio Edit]
8: 2 Bad [Refugee Camp Mix]
9: Stranger in Moscow [Tee's In-House Club Mix]
10: This Time Around [D.M. Radio Mix]
11: Earth Song [Hani's Club Experience]
12: You Are Not Alone [Classic Club Mix]
13: History [Tony Moran's History Lesson]
Customer Reviews

blood on dance floor(history in mix)
Majority of the songs on that album is really good but 2 bad and money is ok although....not bad for songs but not my all time favorite.
I'd say that this is the 2nd best album that I like to listen too other than my 2 all time favorites, THILLER and OFF THE WALL
I pretty much like all the albums that MJ made, even the one called invincable that came out 2001.
Also on this album...at some remix songs like it sounds like Michael singing with techno music playing on the background....but then again some others songs a little like rap music too.