Michael JACKSON Thriller Music
by Michael JACKSON

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BlueLifeTrOPFeb 2013

Perfect! King of Pop here :) R.I.P. angel..

mcradloffApr 2, 2013

That album was huge when I was growing up. There is only one song I don't like on this album, Lady in My Life. The side where Beat It starts and ends with PYT is the better of the two sides by far as it contains his biggest hit Billie Jean. The other side starts with Wanna Be Startin Something and ends with Thriller. Paul McCartney has a nice duet with Michael on the song The Girl Is Mine. I believe there are three number one songs on this album.

cherryreggaeApr 5, 2013

Micheal jackson revolutionized the music video industy...he set standards so high, that, his accomplishments have not yet been matched or even surpassed to this day. He was a musical icon & so important to the pop culture generation, Which im happy to say I grew up with and love to this day!!!!..

Clyde26Apr 7, 2013

Billie Jean is best music

wolfsheadOct 13, 2018

Without a doubt, his best

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What can we say? Here's the best-selling album of all time-including the Top 10s Beat It; Billie Jean; The Girl Is Mine (with Paul McCartney); Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'; Human Nature; Thriller , and P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) -plus (CD only) unreleased songs, demos, interviews and more!

Where Off the Wall was pretty much straight good times, Thriller introduced dread into Michael Jackson's solo work. By 1995's HIStory, this element curdled into overwhelming self-regard and out-of-touchness, but here it's bracing. While Thriller offers its share of cute ("The Girl Is Mine," a duet with Paul McCartney that was the album's first single; "P.Y.T."), the most memorable cuts remain "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," all of which meld musical imagination and worried-mind lyrics.

There's also the title track, which takes a cue from Parliament's concept pieces in employing Vincent Price to warn that nonfunky forces will "terrorize y'all's neighborhood." Thriller, of course, continues to battle with the Eagles' first greatest-hits package for the title of biggest-selling U.S. long-player ever. Bonus material on this edition includes "Someone in the Dark," from Jackson's E.T. children's album, and a Quincy Jones interview in which the producer cites "My Sharona" as the inspiration for "Beat It"--and, even better, the real-life Billie Jean's claim that Michael was "the father of one of her twins." --Rickey Wright