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Saturday, August 29, 2009
The Way You Make Me Feel
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Monday, August 24, 2009
The Essential Michael Jackson
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International version of his 2005 double-disc collection features the same amount of tracks as the US edition but swaps two tracks, 'Earth Song' (Instead of the US track, 'Dangerous') and 'They Don't Care About Us (Instead of the US track, 'Enjoy Yourself'). This 38-track collection includes hits and album tracks spanning over three decades of classic songs ranging from his time in the Jackson 5 to his multi-platinum albums such as Bad, Dangerous, Thriller, and Invincible. Packaged in a slimline double jewel case. Sony. 2005.
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By DesertRose (Las Vegas, NV)
This is a must have for any Michael Jackson fan. It follows through the career of Michael, from the Jackson 5 days through his latest works.
By mistermaxxx@yahoo.com (usa)
Michael Jackson is a timeless Musical Genius. He Owned the Last Century. Dick clark got it right when he gave MJ the Award as Artist of the Last century. nobody before or since captured the whole World's Musical Complete Attention as the soul Brother from the Dirty of Gary Indiana. these songs showcases His Greatness for Decades upon Decades. His Vocal Range&ability to adapt to Musical changes highlights a Genius without Limits. Michael Jackson is the "DON OF MUSIC" period. Michael back in the day was a Event all unto Himself. there aren't too many artists who cover as much Ground as MJ past or Present. He changed the game of Popular Music. these songs made me go and get Penny Loafers and get my dance on. these Songs reprensent a wonderful time in Music. without Michael Jackson I wouldn't even really care about Music. he was that Cat that Made a Brother truly appreciate the Art form to the Highest form.
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
The 12" Mixes
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It's back! Riding on the crest of worldwide Michael-mania, this Aussie only single features remixes of five singles from the classic 'Billie Jean' era. Tracks ' 'Billie jean', 'Beat It', 'Wanna Be Startin Somethin', 'Thriller' & 'P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)'. Epic.
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Sounds like the original versions of the songs to me. I was disappointed.
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Owners of Thriller should avoid this CD! The 12 inch Mixes are the same as the original songs on Thriller. P.S. Thriller is the greatest album ever!
By quinn parrish (usa)
Okay why in The hell Are they Say'in there are some great remixes on this and there the album verson people don't waste your money on it.
By Jessica Inda (DC, USA)
THESE SONGS ARE NOT REMIXED. THEY ARE THE ALBUM VERSION!
By K. Eisenberger (Defiance, Ohio United States)
I have been searching for this cd for many many years. The main reason was to get the dance mixes of the songs that really pushed Michael over the top in 1982/83/84 with Thriller. This cd features only 2 full 12" mixes plus the lp versions of the others. "Billie Jean" is 6:21 and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" is 6:29. The lp mixes are 4:54 and 6:02 respectively and they just add bits to both. "Billie Jean" adds a whole vamp vocal from Michael. "Beat It "(4:16),"Thriller"(5:56) and "P.Y.T."(4:01) are all original lp mixes. This is well worth it for the awesome "Billie Jean". The sound is incredible--but I played it off my dvd player. Just a tremendous collection of five classic songs. A+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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The Universal Masters Collection: Classic Michael Jackson
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Import exclusive compilation featuring 15 tracks. Universal.
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Michael Jackson is One of the Few Artists that you can Debate His ChildHood Material Versus His Adulthood Material. the Songs here are Classic. when MJ was a Kid He sounded like a Bluesman who had been through some real Life drama. you felt it in his presentation&Overall vibe. these songs still sound tight but it's the Soulful Instrument of Michael Jackson's Voice that makes this Material timeless.the Cat has always been a Musical Genius.
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Saturday, August 1, 2009
The Best of Michael Jackson & The Jackson Five
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Extensive 20 track collection spanning Michael's, Jackson 5 and early solo recordings on Motown.
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the early Genius of Michael Jackson and also the Jackson 5 is all here. the Soulful Harmonys and all of those classic Motown era songs that captured a Group that was forever gonna change the course of music. Michael Jackson as a Kid sounded like a Man 4 times his age. amazing range and just depth and Soul. I want you back,Abc, and then MJ Solo tracks like Farewell my Summer love and others that just capture the richness and Soulfulness of the Jackson 5. Michael Jackson is the Baddest Lead Singer or Leader of any Group Ever to me. He just made you listen and take notice whenever he touched the Microphone and he did his thing.
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Friday, July 31, 2009
The Best of Michael Jackson - Motown
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The title of 1975's Best of Michael Jackson seems something like an unfunny joke in the wake of the global success that the star found with Off the Wall and Thriller just a few years later. Best offers a handful of charted singles ranging from the incandescent "I Wanna Be Where You Are" and "Got to Be There" to the ephemeral "Rockin' Robin" and the tedious rat-love flick-theme "Ben." The rest is a mishmash of workaday sentiment ("With a Child's Heart," "Music and Me") and a few tracks of the proverbial pleasant-but-unexceptional work that the solo Jackson would soon transcend. –-Rickey Wright
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The Best of Michael Jackson is a compilation of Michael Jackson's greatest hits and was released in 1975 by his former record company Motown. It sold 2.2 million copies worldwide and peaked at number forty-four on the U.S. R&B album chart.
By Grace J. (Chicago)
If you are a fan of old school Michael Jackson, this album is a MUST have. I am not kidding you. I own every single Michael album (including quite a bit of J5 comps) and this collection is my favorite. His voice will melt you. It is a superb mix of the innocence that caused us to fall in love with him and the beats that you can't help but dance to. I would have to say that a large majority of the album is slower, emotional music, so if that is your liking, this is for you. If you prefer the musical stylings of his "Thriller" and "Bad" albums, HIStory would probably be a better choice. Quite a bit of this music is featured on his Moonwalker documentary video, which is where I first heard a lot of the songs and absolutly had to have them! A couple of songs are works with the Jackson Five, but most are Michael solo. Also features my ABSOLUTE Michael favorite - Music and Me.
By Jon (San Diego, California)
This is a good collection of Mike's early work, though it can not compare to his later success. Neat to hear the changes in his voice from the first track to the two 1975 tracks. A personal favorite on here is MORNING GLOW, a sweet sad song (nowhere near as much as BEN is). Even if you're not a hardcore fan of Mike, this is a good enough collection to taste some of his solo Motown work.
By Aisha Abdullah (DC)
This had to be my favorite album!I really fell in love with Michael's voice at the tender age of 12(now I'm 16).The first song on the album "Got to be there" had to be my favorite,favorite song then.It made me feel magic,it had me mesmorized.I would just have this feeling come over me every time I would listen to it,like you wouldn't believe.The other songs I liked were "Ben","With a child's heart","I wanna be where you are","We're almost there" and "Music and me".I remember listening to that cassette alot when I was younger.I really enjoyed it.It brings back so many memories for me.If you want to listen to some nice (young) Michael Jackson songs (along with his brothers),get this album.It's nice!
By Thomas Magnum (NJ, USA)
This is a collection of songs from Michael Jackson's solo work for Motown. The early hits like "Got To Be There", the brilliant "I Wanna Be Where You Are", "Rocking Robin" and his first solo number one "Ben" are variations of his work with The Jackson Five. They were produced by The Corporation and they are tremendous singles. Some of the later work like "Happy", "Just A Little Bit Of You" and "One Day In Your Life" are not up to high standards of the early work, but are still quite good. If you want to get an idea of what a young Michael Jackson sounded like, then this is a great place to start.
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
The Best of Michael Jackson: 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection
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You need to be sort of sappy to like this CD. I had the LP years ago (One Day in Your Life) & enjoy the music a great deal. You hear so much crap out there these days- what is wrong with some songs about feelings. One Day in Your Life is the kind of song that everybody feels sometime.
By blstheone (Los Angeles, CA United States)
Like an earlier reviewer said, the "Millennium" edition of this c.d., as well as others are total rip-offs. If you really want a good collection of Michael's solo recordings from when he started back in 1971, buy the Michael Jackson "Anthology" collection - it's much better than this millennium spoof, and offers way more tracks than this few.
By Michael Kydonieus (San Francisco, CA United States)
It seems like the Millenium brand exists to rip off consumers and trivialize the legacy of major recording artists. First of all, how can you justify putting out an 11-track cd of songs which are usually 3 minutes long or less? Even more so when the artist in question was a legend even BEFORE he went solo? Surely Michael Jackson deserves at least 24 tracks. Millenium has done similar hatchet jobs on the Spinners, the Four Tops and Sublime. If ever a company's product was ALL about the money, this is it! Put these turkeys out of business--don't buy this compilation!
By Knyte (New York, NY)
For me, listening to any music created before 1985 feels like an expedition through time in search of hidden musical treasures; I really didn't start paying serious attention to the music industry until the summer of 1989 - the summer between my 6th and 7th grades.
So did I find any sonic gems on this album? You better believe it. I was already familiar with "Got To Be There"; it's one of my favorite Michael Jackson slow songs of all time. For those who haven't heard it, I would just describe it as an innocent and passionate declaration of love.
We continue with urgently pleading "I Wanna Be Where You Are", a song I'd heard sampled in 1991 by rapper MC Lyte in her song "Georgie Porgie"; this song is great. "Rockin Robin" is a fun remake - you can almost picture a cartoon video in your head while you listen; the song is colorful and playful.
"People Make The World Go Round" was another surprise for me. I like it, but the reason it surprised me was because in 1996, the group Westside Connection used this song as the basis for their hit, "Gangstas Make The World Go Round"...at any rate, I felt educated when I heard the original, which is wonderful. I always appreciate learning something new (or old, depending on your perspective, of course).
"With A Child's Heart", and "Happy" are both great ballads firmly rooted in the pop tradition; benign, tender and sugary. "Ben", on the other hand is young MJ's eerily beautiful masterpiece. From what I understand, the song was used for a horror movie called "Willard"; the movie was about a boy and his homicidal pet rat...
The next two tracks don't really fit Michael Jackson's voice in my opinion; they were produced with a philly-soul sound that was more rugged than Michael's signature pop/R&B. Eventually, we make our way to track #10, the ultra-somber "One Day In Your Life" - my favorite song on the album. Here are some of the lyrics:
One Day In Your Life
You'll Remember The Love You Found Here
You'll Remember Me Somehow
Though You Don't Need Me Now,
I Will Stay In Your Heart
And When Things Fall Apart,
You'll Remember One Day...
I think this song is very sad and moving. I admit that it may strike some as ridiculously corny, but it worked for me. The sound and feeling behind this song bring to mind the melancholy that fueled Gloria Estefan's 1987 ballad "Anything For You"...
We close this collection with a ballad called "Music and Me" that ends the album perfectly. On this CD you're getting both versions of Michael - the child, and the adolescent. It's a great buy...
Thanks for reading
C.H.R.
By yygsgsdrassil (Crossroads America)
....I like a good tune as well as anyone. And like many folks I was so glad to see MJ perform as a kid, I wanted to be like him. Hell, a lot of us wanted to be HIM. I, for one, had grown out of that, long, long ago....I've become fixated on my own wife and kids. I can be sentimental about them.
But, the issue at hand is what I feel about this MJ CD.
Michael's Motown cuts here are just "alright". Nothing good, nothing bad. "Got to Be There" and "Ben" in particular are good tunes. But until someone makes an all encompassing anthology which includes MJ's solo Motown and Epic years, this will probably only whet your MJ jones. It ain't--noways, nohows--the best thing smokin' though. Unless you take the view that when certain artists sneeze, it should be considered a masterpiece. I say, "Let the buyer beware" on this one...
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
The Best of Michael Jackson (Anthology Series)
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Chock full of hits and nicely assembled, this two-CD collection focuses on Michael before he left the Motown cocoon, hooked up with Quincy Jones, and changed the sound of black pop with Off the Wall. Does the relatively safe vibe and the less-than-groundbreaking nature of the music make these songs any less enjoyable or memorable? No way--especially for boomers who grew up with MJ. All the hits are here, from the chirpy smash "Rockin' Robin" to the yearning "Got to Be There" (check those high notes!) and a handful of J5 tracks (chief among them the impassioned "I'll Be There"). For fans of R&B and for Michael-maniacs, this is a must. --Amy Linden.......
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This is a superb CD with many selections of Michael Jackson during his preteen years and younger. The mellow of his voice as he carries each song is extraordinary. I would recommend this to all of his fans.
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I believe that a lot of Michael Jackson's earlier albums have really been overlooked. This compilation should still be availabe. Mike as a kid can sing better than 99 pecent of the artist out right now - which is a shame. I don't know why most people don't give him credit for a lot of his work as a child and teenager. I think Motown need to stop playing and reissue the indiviual albums because they really are great.
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No one on Earth or any other planet can make me change the way i feel about this amazing super star Michael Jackson.I will continue to buy all his cds until the world ends.Iam absoluety proud to have this cd as part of my prestigious collection.Extremely highly recommended to all the wonderful fans who share my admiration of this living Legend.
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Michael was an incredible child prodigy. These 2 CDs I think summs up the reason why the Jackson 5 were so extremely popular and gives the basis for why he himself became the megastar that he became. I was really taken aback while listening to these songs and just couldn't believe someone so young had that amazing ability. I could have cried when I thought about what he has become and then thought about the reason, this wonderful music and all the hard work he had to do at such a very young age.......
I have been a fan of Michael's ever since he began. These songs bring back such good memories. However, I think the J5 songs could have been left out, and replaced with other Michael songs. Either from albums or previously unreleased stuff. Small complaint though. "Love is Here and Now You're Gone" has always been one of my fave songs, I think Mike's version outdoes the Supremes. "We've Got A Good Thing Going" also is a highlight. It suprises me that I still love and want to listen to these son......
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
The Wiz: Original Soundtrack (1978 Film)
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See more technical detailsI couldn't seem to buy this song (Brand New Day) off of ITUNES so I purchased the entire WIZ CD. It brings back great memories. Great workout music. I received the CD in about 4 days.
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This is one of the best soundtracks ever! The songs are great and each sone will put you into mind of the movie performances. The movie seems to be just a backdrop for this wonderful soundtrack. Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Lena Horne, and all the others make it great. The performances of the scarecrow, lion and tin man are all special but "Ease on Down the Road" and "Home" are my two favorite cuts.
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There have been a number of comments made about how the Broadway version is better than the movie version. I finally decided to check that out by listening to the Broadway sound track. I liked it, I really liked it, but it takes nothing away from the movie sound track. To some extent, it is like comparing oranges with apples. I recommend you buy both of them, not to make comparisons, but to enjoy them both. This kind of music is too rare to not appreciate every morsel of it that comes our wa......
I ordered this CD, the 30th Anniversary DVD, the original Broadway soundtrack along with the MGM DVD (reviewed) and Tin Man DVD earlier this year.
This CD pack of course has the songs from the movie, only here some of them have a bit more time and more space to play out, most notably the Overture pt 1. It also has another song not in the movie, and a few little changes:
Instead of the music where Dorothy and Toto (who didn't accompany Dorothy to Oz in the Original Broadway......
The soundtrack was what I needed for my recital and it helped us learn the songs.
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