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Bad "We wanted a tough album," producer Quincy Jones recalls in a bonus interview on this special edition of Bad. Though the 1987 blockbuster would appear to be Michael Jackson's most personal statement to date--9 of its 11 cuts were written solely by him--its appeal also rested more on craft than the idiosyncratic art of Thriller and Off the Wall. At the same time, most of Bad has aged well in spite of its digital brittleness and MIDI treatments of gems like Jimmy Smith's organ solo on the title track. While the third best of his first three Epic solo discs, Bad carries a lot of what people love about Jackson's music. This disc also benefits from two fine outtakes, the exciting, uptempo "Streetwalker" and the Carpenters homage "Fly Away." Either could easily have extended the record's run of hit singles. --Rickey Wright Customer Review: My Door To The World Of Audiophilia. The good: A well mastered limited edition CD. Good sound quality for a 1988 recording. Sony has managed to get the sound quality right with MJ's CDs but failed to get the same impact with his DVDs. I ordered this CD from Amazon in Dec 2008 & got it delivered a month later to Mumbai, IN. I always recommend Amazon to my friends in India for CDs, if they cannot find the same stuff from local shops such as Planet-M. I was barely 10 when I first heard this album back in 1988. The music instantly grabbed my attention. I was spell bound, the music really stood out from all the other kinds of slow & dull music that I had heard at that time. To my young ears it was pure magic. I did not get hold of this album until May 1992. I borrowed it from my neighbour & recorded it. I played the recorded cassette tape on a Bush 2-in-1 system (Remember those boombox days? Lol.) almost everyday till the tape actually wore out. God bless the person who invented the CD. In 1993 we shifted to Mumbai & I had the oppurtunity to explore MJ's other albums & videos. Made some great friends with common interest in MJ's music - Sanjeev, Hardy, Nevin.......to name a few. I actually thought he was a magician. Crazy dance, songs & videos. Always in the news for weird stuff. MTV & MJ had a very symbiotic relationship they pushed each other to great heights that will never happen again. He was the greatest entertainer of our time. Period. Today marks a great loss in the history of music. There will never be another MJ. He is history. I'm now into imported CDs / albums / DVDs, hi-fi systems & stuff. I think I would not have gotten so far into audiophilia if it was not for this album. Truly a turning point in my life. Today in google, MJ has 60 million articles, Jesus Christ has 40 million articles & The Beatles has 35 million articles. Beatles, check this for yourself in google. Lol. Ok, I'm not getting into a late 1960s like controversy here. Please forgive me. The bad: I don't want to hear Quincy Jones' interview in between songs. That's what this limited edition MJ's BAD CD does & it's very annoying. The king of pop is dead. Customer Review: Great Music from the King of Pop Michael Jackson produced Bad to be a bigger, better Thriller. While he couldn't match the sheer phenomenon of that release, he came very close. Bad spawned some of his most memorable singles. The title track is cheesy but undeniably well-crafted and infectious, while "The Way You Make Me Feel" is a classic, shuffling R&B number. "Man in the Mirror" is Michael at his most syrupy, gospel choir and all. Quite the opposite is "Smooth Criminal," with its unsettling lyrics and equally creepy, claustrophobic beat. A recording of his own heartbeat opens the murder-themed track. "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" is a gorgeous ballad; Michael's and Siedah's voices mesh together brilliantly. An attempt to recreate "Beat It" with "Dirty Diana" fails, while a duet with Stevie Wonder on "Just Good Friends" seems to collapse under the weight of such a pairing. Despite a few throwaways, album tracks like "Speed Demon" and "Leave Me Alone" are gritty ventures into Michael Jackson's unparalleled imagination. As a highly produced record of immense variety, Bad represents the ultimate in pop perfection. Creating a follow-up to the most successful album of all time had to be incredibly daunting; with Bad, Michael Jackson proved he was up to the challenge. 4 Stars. The well-packaged special edition comes with updated liner notes and extra tracks featuring a few b-sides and interview clips with Quincy Jones. Aside from the remastered sound, these bonuses do little to improve the original product but are enjoyable nonetheless.

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The Essential 3.0 Michael Jackson (Eco-Friendly Packaging) Each Essential Limited Edition 3.0 expanded 3-CD set features the biggest hits and best-loved songs from superstar artists, including material not previously available in an Essential package. Definitive, career-spanning and comprehensive, The Essential 3.0 series features all of the must-have selections from the biggest names in music history--now with a 3rd disc! Now available for the first time in eco-friendly cardboard packaging. The Essential Series has sold more than 18 million units worldwide across 60+ titles! Customer Review: Great Collection save for a few omissions Okay, I am a big Michael Jackson fan, but how could "I'll Be There" and "Dancing Machine" not be on this?! Save for that, this woul've been a five star item. It is wonderful to hear the evolution of MJ's voice throughout the entire collection. My CD skips as well on the second disk around the song "Dangerous." Must be a manufacturing issue. This is a must-have if you are a long-time Jackson fan. Customer Review: The 3rd disc makes this set almost perfect I am not a fan of Michael Jackson. I am a Prince fan. I am a fan of musicians, not just singers. So I should be a fan of Justin Timberlake and Usher right? Wrong. Getting back to Jacko. Usually BEST OF, GREATEST HITS or ESSENTIAL albums/box sets are filled with their complete hit catalogue. But there is always a song or two that should be on there and one song that is one there that shouldn't be. Who (or whom)ever arranged this hit fulfilled 3.0 package is just a few songs of perfect. Agree or disagree. First of all, The 3rd disc starts with "Can't Get Outta The Rain". Now before I continue, here's Amazon's start of their product description of the Essential Limited series. 'Each Essential Limited Edition 3.0 expanded 3-CD set features the biggest hits and best-loved songs from superstar artists'. "Can't Get Outta The Rain" Best-loved? This song is awful. It's mocking disco with silly chants and noises. Quincy Jones should hide under a tree if ever asked about producing this one. They should have omitted that one. Secondly, where's songs like "You Can Win" from his Scarecrow role in the motion picture THE WIZ? Where's "Scream"? The only song that he's ever done a duet on record with his sister, Janet Jackson. Of even The Jacksons "State Of Shock" with Mick Jagger? Surely you don't mean to say that there was not enough room on the 3rd disc for those two tracks while disc 1 has 21 and disc 2 has 17 tracks on them, pushing disc 3 to 10 selections from 7, my goodness, would be-pushing it? Nevertheless, this is an awesome set. Remember, I AM NOT A MICHAEL JACKSON FAN. But aside from my complaint, it gets no better than this. Starting with a few Jackson 5/Motown tracks to Michael's Motown solo hits, to shifting to The Jacksons and Epic to Michael doing it alone and never turning back. Questionable 2nd verse lyrics in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" (lyrics slightly different from the THRILLER album). There's nothin' BAD you can say about this box set, really.

Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection Japanese pressing of 2004 compilation includes four bonus tracks, 'Blame It On The Boogie', 'Human Nature', 'The World', & 'One More Chance'. This five disc set is limited to 20,000 pieces & includes a DVD (NTSC/Region 2). CBS. 2004. Customer Review: If its Michael Jackson its gotta be good Anything with MJ and ultimate collection is a must for fans i bought it from Amazon for 34.97 best purchase Customer Review: Great Music Old and Recent!! ONE BIG PROBLEM...... This is the second set I ordered because I had to return the first. The #5 disc would not play. The CD player in my car kept spitting it back out each time I put it back in. The other 4 play fine. I exchanged it for this new set, AND THE SAME THING HAPPENS. THE #5 DISC WILL NOT STAY IN THE PLAYER SO OF COURSE IT WON'T PLAY. So far, I have not been able to get Amazon to cooperate with me about getting just a new #5 disc. They offered a refund, but how does that solve the problem? I WANT TO KEEP IT!! It is more expensive elsewhere. There may be a bad lot of sets with this problem, so be aware.

Sunday Morning Coffee II: Day Parts Customer Review: Sunday Morning Coffee II This product was in excellent shape when I received it. I ordered it two week days before Christmas and received it Christmas eve. I was impressed! Customer Review: Sure, Another Cup of Relaxation, Please! Another cup of Sunday Morning Coffee, with the same group of composers/musicians who turn out another satisfying collection of music to calm out with. I especially have become attracted to Smith's "Sunday Sunrise" and Berkey's "Consolation in D-flat." Truly gifted artists, this stuff is serene and mellow and full of good vibes. Curl up with this, some good hot coffee, maybe your lover and enjoy!

Ghosts Asia exclusive VCD (viewable on all DVD players) features the 'King Of Pop's' 1997 short film (38 mins. +), produced to promote 'Blood on the Dance Floor', directed by special effects wizard Stan Winston & co-written by horror icon Stephen King. This film is unavailable domestically on any format. Standard jewel case. Sony. 2000. Customer Review: Michael Jackson Ghosts Product was as advertised and I was very pleased to work with the seller. The product arrived in excellent condition and on time. I would buy from this seller again. Customer Review: Michael's last great epic video The first time I saw this film was on MTV one October night in 2001. It was called, "Michael Jackson's Halloween Special", but I knew right away that it was "Ghosts". I had toured Stan Winston studios a few years earlier and saw the make-up designs, of the Mayor character and the super ghoul. This was the truly last time we saw one Michael's epic videos. The dancing is brilliant, the music is superb, and the plot by Stephen King fits Michael's persona like a one handed glove. It also features an up and coming rapper. He was credited under the name Dante, but he's now known as Mos Def. It's a shame this video was never released to a wider audience via DVD.

Thriller Michael Jackson's Thriller is the bestselling album of all time, with 45 million worldwide sales powered by seven Top 10 U.S. singles and eight Grammy Awards. The 1982 album was also a success from which the pop superstar never really recovered--subsequent albums seemed to have no other goal than to beat the records set by Thriller. The highly-polished sound of Quincy Jones's production sounds almost organic compared to Jackson's more recent work, and in the same regard, Thriller was significantly slicker than its predecessor, Off the Wall. Both albums established a Jackson style that aimed for the dance floor with songs built on a state-of-the-art bed of percussion and keyboards. Elements of milestone Thriller tracks like "Billie Jean" (arguably Jackson's best-ever performance) and "Beat It" (with its hard-rock solo by guitarist Eddie Van Halen) influenced not just Jackson's records, but those of the entire dance-pop world. On the song "Thriller," Jackson indulged his taste for the juvenile and invited Vincent Price to rap in a really scary voice. With Thriller the album, Jackson created a different kind of monster--a hit album of such magnitude that it would have an irrevocable impact not just on the singer's art, but on his altogether kooky life. --John Milward Customer Review: The best album ever created. In wake of his death and living in the middle of nowhere the only way many of us can honor Michael is to buy his albums. I was born in 1982 and grew up listening to Michael Jackson. It was the some of the first music that had rang through my ears and I am thankful for that. Without him the music industry would not be the same as it is today. He revolutionized modern dance and influenced most of today's music artists. There will never be another artist like him. Truly a legend among all of those who came after him. There is a reason why this album is the most sold all over the world. It's is a must have. Customer Review: One of the greatest albums ever I was DJ'ing at a beach town night club the year this album came it. It made my job incredibly easy. All I had to do was put any random track from this album on the sound system, and everyone was either mobbing the dance floor with frenetic energy, or swaying romantically to the ballads. Everyone went nuts - my preppie tourist audience, my harder-edged local types, black, white, Asian, professional, blue collar, country fans, rock fans - everybody everywhere always responded to this Michael Jackson album like nothing else I ever played. Brilliant melodies, addictive rhythms, intriguing lyrics with surprising themes, fascinating combinations, and incredible guest contributions by major mega stars like Eddie Van Halen and Paul McCartney - and only Michael Jackson could get away with that and not be overshadowed. I think part of the reason this album was such a huge hit was because of how little, I think, we all expected from Michael Jackson at the time. He had supernova'd so young in life, and had made so many absolutely outstanding hit records in the 1970's when he was - what - six years old - that I don't think anybody thought he could possibly keep it up and transition into an adult star on anything comparable to the level he had achieved at such a young age. Lightening doesn't strike twice, or so many thought. But Michael Jackson blew the roof off of all expectations. As of this writing, Wikipedia is reporting that "Thriller" is - still - in 2009 - the best selling album ever.

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Blood on the Dance Floor: History in the Mix Customer Review: 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. Customer Review: Best Selling Remix Album Ever! And I Can See Why Michael Jackson's "Blood On The Dance Floor" album was released back in 1997 and contained 5 new songs and 8 remixes of songs from the "History" album. The 5 new songs on this album are fantastic. The first single "Blood On The Dance Floor" is fantastic! With having zero promotion it managed to hit #1 in the UK and #42 in the US. The songs "Ghosts" and "Is It Scary" are very similar to each other but are very good. The video for "Ghosts" is one the best videos I have ever seen before. The other two songs "Morphine" and "Superfly Sister" are amazing. I also do like some of the remixes on the album, the History remix is amazing and as well as the Stranger In Moscow remix. The "Blood On The Dance Floor" album became the best selling remix ever without having any promotion. The album has sold over 6 million copies worldwide and 1.2 million copies in the US. I would recommend this to you, even if your not into remixes, the 5 new songs on this album are well worth the purchase.

Angels in America Playwright Tony Kushner adapted his sprawling meditation on the AIDS epidemic of the 80's into an equally epic, Mike Nichols-directed HBO miniseries. But while Thomas Newman's score spans that dramatic landscape with rich stylistic diversity, the young champion of the daunting Newman family musical tradition (his father was Fox legend Alfred; his brother fellow film scorer David; his cousin songwriter/composer Randy) never lets musical bombast get in the way of compelling emotional introspection. Anchored by a delicate wind and string-driven main theme that's as mature as it is bittersweet, Newman proceeds to explore some of the same adventurous, rhythmically restless soundscapes that characterized his work on Erin Brockovich and American Beauty. But that typically moody experimentalism is leavened elsewhere by moments of neo-baroque choral exultation, smokey 30's jazz (courtesy of George Lewis and his Ragtime Band and Duke Ellington) and even flashes of gospel and orchestral post-modernism, all of it served up with a masterful sense of irony-free restraint that's become one of the composer's most refreshing hallmarks. It's easily one of Newman's -- and 2003's -- most accomplished and satisfying film scores. --Jerry McCulley Customer Review: Great condition for CD The CD was as new, in great condition. The teeth for the round bit that holds the CD in the centre was broken, but that was very minor flaw, everything else was pretty much perfect, the case was even scratch free. Pleasure doing business. And of course the CD itself: in perfect condition. Customer Review: Angels of America soundtrack missing something special! It goes without saying that the music Tom wrote for this movie was amazing but I bought the cd for one reason only. I wanted the Elis Island piece that is on the DVD disc 1 at the end of the movie. It's not on there and it's by far the most beautiful version of that piece of music. I'm very disappointed. It only has the short version without the background violins and the effect on the lead obo. I hate it when they change things from what the movie has as a soundtrack. Needless to say, I wasted my money as I don't care for the rest of the cd enough to buy it.

Michael Jackson (Album Covers) Music Poster Print - 24" X 36" This poster shows several album covers by Michael Jackson. In the middle it says "Michael Jackson, 50 Years, King of Pop." This poster measures approx. 24" x 36" Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958) is an American musician, entertainer, and pop icon with a successful career and controversial personal life. His albums include Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood on the Dance Floor, Invincible. Popular songs include Ben, Rock with You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Say Say Say, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, Way You Make Me Feel, Man in the Mirror, Dirty Diana, Black or White, You are Not Alone.

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Gold Here for 2008, The Essential Two CD set commemorating Michael Jackson's 50th birthday. Features his greatest songs recorded in his early days as a solo artist on Motown Includes the hits 'Got To Be There', 'Ben', 'One Day In Your Life, et al, culled from five solo albums. Includes popular album cuts, including those made famous again as hip-hop samples. Also includes single versions of Jackson 5 hits featuring some of MJ's greatest vocals. Essay by Duke University scholar, author and J5 fan Mark Anthony Neal. Customer Review: The Greatest what can i ever say about the Genius that is Michael Jackson. in my lifetime no other musical figure has meant more or inspired my ears more than this man. he was incredible as a child artist and he had that gut bucket brand of soul in his voice that you just can't teach. the singles represented here showcase the greatness of a younger MJ. great songs,production and a voice that is timeless then and now.

Got to Be There The 1972 Solo Debut of the Self-annointed "King of Pop" that was a Logical Outgrowth of his Success Fronting the Group featuring Michael and his Four Other Brothers. "Got to Be There" was a Chart Topping Smash Hit as Well as "Rockin' Robin". Customer Review: Strong Start This is a good beginning to Michael Jackson's solo career. "I Wanna Be Where You Are" is my favorite, and after reading a concert review from the early 70s it was the audience's favorite then too. It's timeless. His cover of "Ain't No Sunshine" is great, and as an intro he talks about missing his girl. It's very cute when you think how young he was. Then of course there's "Got to Be There" which is a good song. Overall it's one of my favorite cds. Customer Review: MINDBLOWING! I became a Michael Jackson fan just a few months ago. Yes, that's right! This was his first ever solo album....and boy, it was a true indication of what this guy was going to achieve. The singing is FANTASTIC. Pure voice, with soul and heart! Aint No Sunshine is out of this world! I cannot believe he was just 13yrs old when he sang it. What amazes me about Michael Jackson, and what a lot of people fail to appreciate, is how each album of his is completely different. The sound, the image, the look...everything is different with each album. He's never stuck to a "tried & tested" method and has never been afraid to experiment. Sadly, this same characteristic has earned him a lot of criticism. Someday, people will understand.

Michael Jackson 25th Anniversary of Thriller(Deluxe Casebook Edition) The Biggest Album Ever just got bigger. The 25th Anniversary Edition of Thriller celebrates this ground-breaking album with 7 bonus tracks, six of which are previously unreleased. The new tracks include exclusive remixes from Kanye West, Fergie, will.i.am and Akon along with a previously unreleased track from the Thriller sessions, "For All Time," newly mixed and mastered by Michael Jackson. Also included is a BONUS DVD with new, digitally restored versions of the three videos from the album as well as the Michael Jackson's groundbreaking performance of "Billie Jean" on the "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever" television special (first broadcast on NBC May 16, 1983). The deluxe version is housed in a hardbound book-style package with a 48-page color booklet of rare photos and lyrics. Also included in all versions of the release is a new personal greeting from Michael Jackson to his fans penned exclusively for this special release. Customer Review: 25 years as a world record The album Thriller was already great. The 25th anniversary Deluxe edition is even better. The remixes arent all that great, but the booklet is beautiful and its a must-have for collectors. The biggest selling album of all time is not something everyone can make, only Michael Jackson. And 25 years holding that world record deserves a celebration and a special edition release like this. Customer Review: not good enough to buy I have worked with Michael Jacksons producers for a few years now, last year I tried to get a CD released called "Michael Jacksons greatest Hits Live!" they hated the idea of a live CD or greatest hits so I found a way to release it without there permission, they found out and they fired me, I was so mad, when i see this CD in stores I think of how much Michael Jackson SUCKS!!!!!

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Wonderful Town (2003 Broadway Revival Cast) Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden and Adolph Green's 1953 collaboration in Wonderful Town doesn't lack for recordings, including two good studio casts from 1998 and 1999. Yet the uncommonly funny show hadn't received a proper Broadway revival until this 2003 production. As Ruth Sherwood, a role created by Rosalind Russell, Donna Murphy gives a glorious five-star star performance, and nowhere is it more obvious than on "Conga!" and "Swing," the latter a delirious spoof of 1950s Greenwich Village hipsterisms. As Eileen Sherwood, Jennifer Westfeldt doesn't have the crystalline pipes of Audra McDonald (from the 1999 album) but she gives a warm performance that comes across well on CD. The rest of the cast is studded with pros who take obvious delight in the show, and music director Rob Fisher polishes Bernstein's score to a gleam. Truly, Broadway doesn't get much better than this. --Elisabeth Vincentelli Customer Review: Not Wonderful Jennifer Westfeldt hits all the notes required for the role of Eileen, yet her voice isn't my favorite. Donna Murphy's voice is not great either. The real talent there is Gregg Edelman, but I honestly prefer him along Brooke Shields and Jennifer Hope Wills. Customer Review: Wonderful Town (2003) Frankly, I got this album for one song..."A Hundred Ways to Lose a Man", which I heard on the Braodway station of our digital cable network. I was extremely entertained by the song and loved the style portrayed in this album's particular rendition of it. I got it in order to perform the song myself for a benefit performance. I am very pleased to have it in my collection. As far as the rest of the album is concerned...one has to be "in the mood". It can be a bit annoying at times. Not my favorite Leonard Bernstein...doesn't compare to West Side Story...rather fluffy in comparison and silly, but that's what was intended.

Michael Jackson ~ Classic "Billie Jean" Poster ~ Approx 24 X 36 Inches This Michael Jackson vintage "Billie Jean" poster is approx. 24'' x 36''

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Michael Jackson (Thriller, 25) Music Poster Print - 24" X 36" This poster shows Michael Jackson in a pose wearing a red shirt. At the top it says "Michael Jackson Thriller 25." On the left it says "8 Grammy Awards, 37 Weeks at #1 of the Charts, Biggest Selling Music Video of All Time, 10 American Music Awards, 20 Billboard Awards, Biggest Selling Album of All Time." This poster measures approx. 24" x 36" Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958) is an American musician, entertainer, and pop icon with a successful career and controversial personal life. His albums include Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood on the Dance Floor, Invincible. Popular songs include Ben, Rock with You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Say Say Say, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, Way You Make Me Feel, Man in the Mirror, Dirty Diana, Black or White, You are Not Alone. Customer Review: Blast from the past After searching book stores I was so thrilled to find this product. It met all expectations to fulfil a special family moment.

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Sing Like Michael Jackson Vol 2

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Bad Vinyl LP repressing of the King Of Pop's 1987 album which includes the hit singles 'Man In The Mirror', 'Smooth Criminal', 'Dirty Diana' and many others. Epic Customer Review: dancing to the beat i enjoy this album which allows one to pat his feet or dance to the rythm of the beat. Customer Review: Once upon a time, Michael was "Bad"!! Amazingly, Michael Jackson turns 50 today. While these days, he's in the press for all the wrong reasons (well, most of the time), there was a time he was also in the press mainly about the great music he released. 1987 was such a time. The world was waiting hungrily for his follow up to the Grammy guzzling, best selling album ever (a record it holds to date), and Michael wisely reteamed with super producer Quincy Jones. The album found Michael penning 9 of the 11 tracks, the first time so many of his songs were used on any of his albums and showing his growing confidence as a songwriter. While there are those that believe "Thriller" to be the best album ever released, I feel "Bad" was an excellent follow up, as good as, or even better than "Thriller". Lead-off single, the syrupy sweet duet with sound alike Sieddah Garret (the #1 hit "I just can't stop loving you") aside, every track is a delight. #1 hit "Bad" has a deep sonuous riff and blaring horns racing ahead at full speed. #1 hit "The way you make me feel" has a swinging retro whiplash feel, "Speed demon" with its sparse funky riff and skeletal beats finds Michael treading in Prince territory, the bewitching ballad "Liberian girl" with excellent vocal layering and a sensuous groove (which oddly features some lyrics in the un-Liberian language Swahili. The video was a star studded affair), and the energetic funky duet "Just good friends" with Stevie Wonder. Michael would return the favour on "Get it" from Wonder's "Characters" album. "Another part of me" is a funky horn peppered futuristic tale which will get you moving. The #1 hit "Man in the mirror" features one of Michael's most emotional performances, backed by a stunning choral performance by the Andre Crouch Choir. Unfortunately, it seems he was so inspired by this song, he later went on to pen the rather maudlin "Heal the world", "Earth song", et all. The #1 hit "Dirty diana" is a hard Rock number alternating between gentle haunting verses and an explosive chorus, telling the tale of a Rock groupie. It features a blistering guitar solo by Steve Stevens. "Smooth criminal" is high-octane Dance/Pop, one of the catchiest songs on the album (and featured the heartbeat of his then manager Frank DiLeo, no doubt worrying about sales of the album), and closing is his message to the press, the rolicking Pop song "Leave me alone", a UK #2 hit. The album "Bad" had an unprecedented 5 US #1 singles (the only album to date to achieve this feat) and 8 UK top 20 hits, and sold about 25 million copies worldwide (including becoming his biggest selling album ever in the UK). While not matching sales of "Thriller", I bet it helped calm Mr DiLeo's pulse rate.

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Live! Customer Review: Incorrect Track Listing Please be warned that the track listing for this CD is incorrect. The listing shown is for the 1973 Live album by The Jackson 5 called In Japan. I don't know if when you buy this CD you actually get the 1981 Jacksons Live CD or not. Customer Review: AWESOME This cd is great. The Jacksons live sound even better than in a recording studio. You can feel the vibe from that concert. Michael was splendid as always. Every fan must have this.

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Invincible For such a boldly titled and apparently driven attempt to reinstate Michael Jackson at the center of the pop world, Invincible is a listless thing. Split between scratchy funk workouts and midtempo ballads that might have appeared as Bad B-sides, the album plays on and on while never seriously promoting dancing or romancing. Its handful of weird moments--the resurrection-by-tape of Biggie Smalls on the bridge of the title track, for instance--are hardly large-scale bizarre like the first disc of HIStory. The title track turns out to be hardly the rampant egofest you'd imagine; instead, its subject is a female whom Jackson cheers on. Likewise, the most ear-catching moments of the "comeback" single "You Rock My World" come with Chris Tucker's jivey introduction. Despite a debt to "Payback"-era James Brown, "Rock" floats away like steam midway through. It's almost a relief when the old self-regard turns up: on the growling "Privacy," Jackson rants about muckrakers "stalking" him in search of "the stories you need to bury me," all this long after foundering divas and troubled boy-group members have replaced him on tabloid covers. The man may occasionally break away from the mirror but seems unsure where else to find inspiration. --Rickey Wright Customer Review: MJ's latest and, quite possibly, last album Michael Jackson's latest and, quite possibly, last album, Invincible, features an overall decent collection of tunes from the "King of Pop." I must say that I am very much a Michael Jackson fan and consider him to be one of my most favorite artists. This album as a whole, however, does not personally stand up to the test of time following its purchase 8 years ago (2001). On this album, I personally only enjoyed 5 out of the 16 listed songs. I've found the rest to be easily forgettable. The 5 songs I've enjoyed are: Heartbreaker Heaven Can Wait Speechless You Rock My World Butterflies Out of the 5 mentioned I find that only "You Rock My World" and "Butterflies" are worthy enough to be played alongside Michael's all-time classics ("Thriller," "Man in the Mirror," "Billie Jean," etc.) Despite the fact that Invincible is a much weaker album compared to the gems of his earlier work, it is still a must-buy for music lovers to show their support for one of history's greatest musical talents, Michael Jackson. Customer Review: It was better then i thought! Ok! Now, i def. remember when this album came out. It led into the 2-3 year investigation and all that stuff. Anyway, I remember intially being turned off by this album, because it seemed like he was trying way to hard with everything. I mean the lead single's video was long and lathargic. Also, he seemed alittle eccentric on tv. So I decided to skip out on this album. Anyway, after reading a few reviews I decided to give this album a chance! Boy was I wrong for ever skipping out on this cd. It's got a great r&b vibe to it. It's very remiscent of what his sister Janet did that year. Great, Uptempo music. I thought most of the tracks were really strong, and you rock my world is classic mj, just trying to have an updated sound. He's very talented at picking good pop music choices. And almost 9 years later, this cd still sounds very fresh! I would def. buy this cd if your into pop music!

Sometimes Late at Night / Carole Bayer Sager Special 24bit K2 Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork. Customer Review: Harmonious I highly recommend this CD. Many years back I owned the album and a few years ago I finally came across the CD. It's pleasant-sounding and romantic, everything all in one. Customer Review: Sometimes Late At Night by Carole Bayer Sager, Ranks In My Top 5 All Time Favorite Albums Sometimes Late at Night by Carole Bayer Sager is a very important compact disc. Don't let this one slip through your fingers. The Writing, Recording, and Performance rank really high as one of the greatest CD's of all time. It is a rewarding linear piece filled with great longing. A Top Ten.

Closer S P E C I A L E D I T I O N : A special edition of Closer includes two new tracks, the EPK and exclusive footage of "the making of" the album. Customer Review: beautiful No other words to express this album,,,the artistry is superb. would recommend to anyone, this album makes me glad I am a music lover, it is inspiring Customer Review: simply amazing... This was my first Josh Groban album and definitely not my last. I've never been fond of opera for the simple reason that I disliked not knowing the words. Clearly that is not really the problem because as far as I'm concerned Josh can sing to me any language he wants. He has a rich smooth sound that reaches deep inside. I initially purchased this CD for "You Raise Me Up," and discovered a wealth of inspiring music. In mi mancherai (il postino), the duet with Joshua Bell is heart rendingly beautiful. My favorite is "When You Say You Love Me." It's romantic and touching. Throughout, Josh demonstrates a remarkable capacity for variation in his taste in music and his skill in presenting it. This extended version included a DVD that clued me into his latest project AWAKE, which I'm glad I purchased as soon as it became available. I hope to see much more by Josh soon.

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Ghosts (PAL Format Video Box Set) [IMPORT] Deluxe Collector's Box Set - Limited Edition.(Pal Not Compatable with USA Vcr's) Customer Review: FOR THE FANS I have to say I feel sorry for people who think this slick production is on a par with Michaels golden period of 1979 to 1992. This video is fun and interesting but lacks the essential magic that drove the world crazy with things like Moonwalker and The Bad Tour. Its all too slick and all too perfect. It has its good moments but really is only considered great by those kind of fans who have missed out on all the good old days hype. Ghosts is not something to make you jump for joy and the special gold CD single is good for 'On The Line" but the other cuts just suck. A must have for any real fan but I'd rather watch that Bad Tour Documentary anyday, if only I still had it. I gave my Ghosts box set away, I kind of want it back but not much. Customer Review: one of his best ever!!! this is right in the alley way of a music video masterpeice! it had its little kinks that stray it from perfection but what is perfect? this video had me second guessing which music video of his was my favorite. smooth criminal will remain as my all time favorite but ghosts falls right into second place. i do think that the crowd couldve had more interaction with the plot but like i said before what is perfect?

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Michael Jackson (Thriller) Framed Music Poster Print - 24" X 36" This poster is of the album cover for Thriller. It shows Michael Jackson reclining in a white suit. At the top it says "Michael Jackson, Thriller". This framed poster measures approx. 24" x 36" Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958) is an American musician, entertainer, and pop icon with a successful career and controversial personal life. His albums include Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood on the Dance Floor, Invincible. Popular songs include Ben, Rock with You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Say Say Say, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, Way You Make Me Feel, Man in the Mirror, Dirty Diana, Black or White, You are Not Alone.

Thriller Michael Jackson's Thriller is the bestselling album of all time, with 45 million worldwide sales powered by seven Top 10 U.S. singles and eight Grammy Awards. The 1982 album was also a success from which the pop superstar never really recovered--subsequent albums seemed to have no other goal than to beat the records set by Thriller. The highly-polished sound of Quincy Jones's production sounds almost organic compared to Jackson's more recent work, and in the same regard, Thriller was significantly slicker than its predecessor, Off the Wall. Both albums established a Jackson style that aimed for the dance floor with songs built on a state-of-the-art bed of percussion and keyboards. Elements of milestone Thriller tracks like "Billie Jean" (arguably Jackson's best-ever performance) and "Beat It" (with its hard-rock solo by guitarist Eddie Van Halen) influenced not just Jackson's records, but those of the entire dance-pop world. On the song "Thriller," Jackson indulged his taste for the juvenile and invited Vincent Price to rap in a really scary voice. With Thriller the album, Jackson created a different kind of monster--a hit album of such magnitude that it would have an irrevocable impact not just on the singer's art, but on his altogether kooky life. --John Milward Customer Review: The best album ever created. In wake of his death and living in the middle of nowhere the only way many of us can honor Michael is to buy his albums. I was born in 1982 and grew up listening to Michael Jackson. It was the some of the first music that had rang through my ears and I am thankful for that. Without him the music industry would not be the same as it is today. He revolutionized modern dance and influenced most of today's music artists. There will never be another artist like him. Truly a legend among all of those who came after him. There is a reason why this album is the most sold all over the world. It's is a must have. Customer Review: One of the greatest albums ever I was DJ'ing at a beach town night club the year this album came it. It made my job incredibly easy. All I had to do was put any random track from this album on the sound system, and everyone was either mobbing the dance floor with frenetic energy, or swaying romantically to the ballads. Everyone went nuts - my preppie tourist audience, my harder-edged local types, black, white, Asian, professional, blue collar, country fans, rock fans - everybody everywhere always responded to this Michael Jackson album like nothing else I ever played. Brilliant melodies, addictive rhythms, intriguing lyrics with surprising themes, fascinating combinations, and incredible guest contributions by major mega stars like Eddie Van Halen and Paul McCartney - and only Michael Jackson could get away with that and not be overshadowed. I think part of the reason this album was such a huge hit was because of how little, I think, we all expected from Michael Jackson at the time. He had supernova'd so young in life, and had made so many absolutely outstanding hit records in the 1970's when he was - what - six years old - that I don't think anybody thought he could possibly keep it up and transition into an adult star on anything comparable to the level he had achieved at such a young age. Lightening doesn't strike twice, or so many thought. But Michael Jackson blew the roof off of all expectations. As of this writing, Wikipedia is reporting that "Thriller" is - still - in 2009 - the best selling album ever.

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Ghosts Asia exclusive VCD (viewable on all DVD players) features the 'King Of Pop's' 1997 short film (38 mins. +), produced to promote 'Blood on the Dance Floor', directed by special effects wizard Stan Winston & co-written by horror icon Stephen King. This film is unavailable domestically on any format. Standard jewel case. Sony. 2000. Customer Review: Michael Jackson Ghosts Product was as advertised and I was very pleased to work with the seller. The product arrived in excellent condition and on time. I would buy from this seller again. Customer Review: Michael's last great epic video The first time I saw this film was on MTV one October night in 2001. It was called, "Michael Jackson's Halloween Special", but I knew right away that it was "Ghosts". I had toured Stan Winston studios a few years earlier and saw the make-up designs, of the Mayor character and the super ghoul. This was the truly last time we saw one Michael's epic videos. The dancing is brilliant, the music is superb, and the plot by Stephen King fits Michael's persona like a one handed glove. It also features an up and coming rapper. He was credited under the name Dante, but he's now known as Mos Def. It's a shame this video was never released to a wider audience via DVD.

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Michael Jackson (Thriller, 25) Framed Music Poster Print - 24" X 36" This poster shows Michael Jackson in a pose wearing a red shirt. At the top it says "Michael Jackson Thriller 25." On the left it says "8 Grammy Awards, 37 Weeks at #1 of the Charts, Biggest Selling Music Video of All Time, 10 American Music Awards, 20 Billboard Awards, Biggest Selling Album of All Time." This framed poster measures approx. 24" x 36" Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958) is an American musician, entertainer, and pop icon with a successful career and controversial personal life. His albums include Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood on the Dance Floor, Invincible. Popular songs include Ben, Rock with You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Say Say Say, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, Way You Make Me Feel, Man in the Mirror, Dirty Diana, Black or White, You are Not Alone.

Closer Import pressing of the 2003 album from the American singing sensation features one bonus track, 'She's Out of My Life'. Produced by David Foster, this sophomore effort elaborates on the poppier side of his debut, smoothes out the edges and is a much stronger offering. Groban's vocals have grown, allowing him to add power and passion into his delivery without sounding forced or insincere. 14 tracks in all including 'My Confession', 'Caruso', 'Broken Vow' and 'Never Let Go', a collaboration with Deep Forest. Warner. Customer Review: Closer by Josh Groban I received this item very quickly and it was in excellent condition. I would buy from this seller again. Customer Review: Josh Groban "Closer" CD This is not my favorite Josh Groban CD, mainly because most of the songs are in a foreign language. BUT, just hearing Groban's voice, no matter what the language, is a thrill.

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Operation: Mindcrime II Seattle quintet Queensryche has always stood apart from other heavy metal bands through their artful progressive bent and intense observations on the world around them. With their third album, 1988's Grammy-nominated and critically acclaimed Operation: Mindcrime-a concept opus born out of Reagan-era disilllusionment-Queensryche transcended the metal label and sealed their reputation for cerebral musci and heady lyrical vision. Set 20 years later, and awash in "rock, revenge, and redemption," this brilliant new sequel was inspired by current political and social climates. Customer Review: not bad but not great! Now i must say this album is not bad by any means but Tates mediocre vocal delivery sure doesnt appeal to any old Ryche fan. Yes i'm aware of the fact your voice changes with age and that Tate was born in 59 making him almost 47 years old. But then again take Ronnie James Dio who was born in 43 making him around 63 and listen to his voice still pretty much soar. Also listen to Bruce Dickinson, going on 50 he hits the highs just like it did back in 1984. Certain songs however Geoff does manage to hit some highs, but as you can tell most of them seem very forced, and are deliberately pushed back into the mix, much like James Hetfield on many songs in the late 90's when he trys to do a loud Snarl. Customer Review: Queensryche - Best Album Since Promised Land In 1988 Queensryche released the album "Operation Mindcrime" which many fans of progressive metal consider one of the genre's all time classic releases. The album was both a critical and commercial success that gained the band a large following that would continue for the next decade. Over the ensuing years however Queensryche albums have sold less and less and the band has gone from headlining arenas back to playing small theaters and large clubs. For many fans the albums released in the late 90's and early 00's have not measured up to the band's earlier material. The original "Mindcrime" album was a concept piece that told a story of the main character, Jimmy, a junkie who is recruited by the mysterious Dr. X to carry out dirty deeds for a seedy underground organization. The album played like a movie script and worked on just about every level. In 2006 the band decided to revisit the story and created this sequel "Operation Mindcrime II". The album basically picks up 20 years later with the main character getting out of jail seeking revenge on the man who killed his love interest in the first album. The musical style harkens back to the 80's in many ways, but remains modern and focused. The return of plenty of twin lead guitar shredding was a welcome sound to many of Queensryche's fans frustrated by the more riff oriented tone of the band's more recent works. Special guests Ronnie James Dio (as Dr. X) and a return appearance by Pamela Moore (Sister Mary) ad a special flair to the album. So, is it as good as the original or even a good album at all? The answer is a bit of a mixed bag. No, I don't think this album is as good as the first Mindcrime disc, but I think this is the best album the band has done since "Promised Land" back in the early 90's. As mentioned earlier it is really nice to hear some twin lead guitar shredding back in the mix, and Scott Rockenfield on drums and Eddie Jackson on bass sound as solid as ever. Geoff Tate's proves that he is still one of the best in the business and his duet with Ronnie James Dio on "The Chase" is a legendary pairing of two of the genres all time greats. For the most part the story is solid, and the lyrics are good. There is really a lot to like on this disc, but the overall presentation is not quite up to the level of the original in my opinion. Still, taken as a stand alone album I think this one is a very nice addition to the Queensryche catalogue and serves as a reminder of just what this band is capable of when they put their minds to it.

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Dreamgirls The big question about this soundtrack is: how's she doing? No, not Beyoncé, silly--how's Jennifer Hudson doing? And more specifically, how's she doing by "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"? To this reviewer's ears, she doesn't top the original Effie, Jennifer Holliday--or even Lillias White, from the 2001 Dreamgirls in Concert. On the other hand, Hudson isn't afraid to pullout all the stops, whipping herself up into a total diva frenzy as the song getscaught up in an unstoppable crescendo. As for Beyoncé, she adapts superbly to the 1960s- and 1970s-tinged material, though "Listen"--a ballad that also appears on her own B'day album--lacks the spirit that infuses the classic tunes on this album. For make no mistake: this is hard-hitting, high-octane music, infused with an urgency and passion that makes most contemporary R&B albums sound timid. When Hudson and Beyoncé duke it out on "It's All Over," or when the "One Night Only" ballad gets reinvented as the dance-floor burner "One Night Only (Disco)," the sheer energy flowing from the speakers is transporting. Note that the two-CD Deluxe Edition features a larger booklet and additional tracks, including dance remixes of "One Night Only" and "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," as well as composer Henry Krieger's demo of "Patience." --Elisabeth Vincentelli More from the Dreamgirls Cast B'day, Beyoncé American Idol season 3: Greatest Soul Classics, (Featuring a track from Jennifer Hudson) Unpredictable, Jamie Foxx Customer Review: I recommend! CDs in excellent shape and rather fast shipping (I ordered it during Xmas season.)I recommend this seller. Customer Review: DREAMGIRLS Arrived in great condition and got it at a fraction of the cost. I have played it over and over and over and it sounds just like new each time.

King Kong: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Known for his robust orchestral scores laced with lush sounds, James Newton Howard's compelling music for King Kong is a treasure destined to become another classic in his rich catalogue. Tracks such as "A Fateful Meeting" and "Defeat Is Always Momentary" take the listener on an urgent voyage to an undiscovered land, while "It's Deserted" and "Beautiful" evoke the lyrical beauty of the landscape created by Jackson and inhabited by the films memorable characters. Howard perfectly compliments the feeling of suspense, love and compassion the film so powerfully conveys.James Newton Howard is one of Hollywood's most versatile and prolific composers, with more than 90 films to his credit. He has received six Oscar nominations, two Golden Globe nominations and one Grammy nomination. In addition, he has won 28 ASCAP Awards for film and television shows scored from 1994 to 2005. His credits include films as diverse as The Sixth Sense, Signs, The Fugitive, Pretty Woman, The Prince of Tides, Grand Canyon, Dave, Primal Fear, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Devil's Advocate, and Dinosaur. Howard's more recent projects include Batman Begins; The Interpreter; The Ring 2; Miss Congeniality 2; Collateral; The Village, for which he received his sixth Oscar nomination for Best Original Score; Hidalgo; and the live-action Peter Pan. Customer Review: Exactly What You Are Asking For... You get what you want from this. All of the epic music from Peter Jackson's 2005 King Kong film. Highly recommended to hardcore fans. Customer Review: Too Much Pulse-Pounding Action For Restful Listening While I expected a certain amount of powerful action music--in keeping with the fact that King Kong is an action film--I felt this cd soundtrack focused excessively on action music, and that the touching and beautiful selections in the film's more tender scenes were woefully ignored. They are there, but in what feels to be abbreviated forms, as though the powers behind the cd decided to add them as a brief afterthought. If you found the more sensitive music in the film is what drove you to consider the cd (as I did) then you'll find this cd too abrasive for too long to just enjoy easy listening. The quality of the musical compositions is not lacking--it's good action music--but this is not a cd comfortable to listen to for long periods. If you are producing a back yard play, and need some pounding action music that goes on and on, then this cd is for you. They ought to release a secondary cd that contains only full-scale versions of the beautiful instrumentation present in more sensitive scenes. Now THAT'S a cd I'd enjoy.

Maximum Michael Jackson: The Unauthorised Biography of Michael Jackson (Maximum series) Michael Jackson is as universally known as Coca Cola. After a short time away from the limelight, Jackson is now set to retake his rightful place as King of the popular music world.Jackson is about to release his eagerly awaited new album 'Invincible' - his first for five years - in the fall of 2001. And it is going to be a massive global hit.He's had eighteen number one singles and six number one albums. He has sold more than 150 million albums in his solo career and holds the record for the most popular album ever released.September 2001 sees the first US live appearance of Jackson for 10 years with, two dates in Madison Square Gardens. These will feature a host of music and Hollywood stars as well as a reunion of the Jackson Brothers and will be headline news the world over.Michael has been inducted twice into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. He is a multi Grammy award winner (carrying off eight in one year alone) with scores of plaudits from the likes of MTV, BMI, Billboard and Rolling Stone. 'Maximum Michael Jackson' is supremely positioned to capitalise on the burgeoning resurgence of interest in his life and work. A great opportunity for fans old and new to get the full and unauthorised biography of pop's most enduring success story.

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The Best of Michael Jackson (Anthology Series) 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 Customer Review: Memories of a young Michael Jackson 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. Customer Review: " Great compilation from a young Michael Jackson" 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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Ben Customer Review: MEGA SOUL!!!!!!!!!! I have this album on tape, and I just ordered it on cd! It's fantastic! There are great singers, and there are great dancers, but nobody will ever come close to the incredible talent of young M.J.! He has the soul of atleast 1 billion negros! M.J. is soul to the highest level!!!!!!!!! Customer Review: Great CD!!! Michael Jackson was just beginning to show his true talent and brilliance with "Ben". "Ben" (the single) was his first number one hit. This is a great album to have!!! "Greatest Show on Earth" is a classic!!! Buy It!!! God Bless...

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The Juliet Letters Good on Elvis for risking the ridicule of a blinkered pop world with this unprecedented (for him, certainly, and most anyone short of Kurt Weill) and quite lovely album of bitchy, wise, and funny art songs accompanied by strings. His freshest, most evolved work in years. --Jeff Bateman Customer Review: timeless I have been listening to this CD since its initial release. I don't have to work hard to convince myself that this is "worth the effort". To me this is simply a brilliant collection of music that never gets old or stale. Not only is the orchestration exquisite, but Elvis' vocals, though strained, are distinctive and riveting. To fully appreciate this CD one must clear an hour or so to sit with the lyrics in hand. This is not for casual listening, but it is a delight for the ears and the mind if proper attention is paid. A work of true genius!!!!!! Customer Review: The definition of Musical Genius If/when this ever is reprinted you MUST purchase it. It is beautiful in ways that I can't describe. For a writer/musician who is known for writing some amazing pieces, this is his pinnacle. You will sob. You will laugh. You will rage. You will be haunted. From a purely musical perspective, when you listen to this CD you are in the presence of great genius. Listen to it alone, at least at first. Listen in the dark and let the imagery flow over you like fog.

Best Loved Hymns Customer Review: kings college choir cant be bothered searchng for the cd i bought it was ok just anoying i only wanted 1 song had to pay $30 to get it Customer Review: Hymns in the Anglican Tradition Beautifully Performed This is one more example of hymns in the Anglican Tradition, sung by the always excellent choir of King's College, Cambridge. It is a splendid example of the sonorous sound of men and boys, accompanied by a classic English organ and, for the quieter hymns, the gentle sound of harp. All the familiar hymns and hymn tunes are here. You will not regret adding this CD to your collection.

Off the Wall Given the pace of Michael Jackson's post-Thriller release schedule, it's striking that Off the Wall appeared between two albums with his brothers, Destiny (1978) and Triumph (1980), on which the twentysomething phenomenon was also fully engaged. Aided by richly detailed but not overdone production, Off the Wall redefined how much Michael might do. Tracks like "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," "Rock with You," the title cut (all Top 10 singles), and "Burn this Disco Out" not only consolidated his dance-floor power, but showed just how soulful and varied his vocals could get on uptempo material. Artistic role models like James Brown and Jackie Wilson echo through the mixes, but these were Jackson's leaps forward. The addition of pure pop confection--Paul McCartney's "Girlfriend," Stevie Wonder's "I Can't Help It"--further fleshed out the star's young-adult persona and helped make Off the Wall among the most fondly remembered of all his solo work. This special edition features two magic home demos and entertaining, insightful interviews of producer Quincy Jones and "Rock with You" composer Rod Temperton. --Rickey Wright Customer Review: Don't Stop Till You Get Enough... AND JUST ENJOY YOURSELF, C'MON AND GROOVE, AND LET THE MADNESS IN THE MUSIC GET TO YOU!!! Michael will continue being a great artist, many grew up listening to his music, the influence of many artists and many people in several ways, idol of many generations, victim of its own and the media too, my respects to one of the most talented and amazing artists of all time, R.I.P, is so sad but someone also decided, God maybe, well GOODBYE MICHAEL, you always be one of the greatest. In this simple and humble personal tribute to Michael, I want to express my deepest feelings. My favorite Michael Jackson's album is and always will be "OFF THE WALL", an impeccable production by Quincy Jones, wonderful musical arrangements, full of energy and emotion, This album opened the door to Michael Jackson in his solo career, the construction of this album is incredible, musically speaking, Horns, strings, electric guitar, and real drums are among the various instruments forming the sonic template for nearly the entire album, As good as the music is, it's Michael's performance that truly elevates the pop here from good to excellent. There's an irresistible charm that Jackson exudes almost every second that he's singing, and a bare minimum of one great hook to be found in each song. 1.Don't Stop Till You Get Enough... dance until you fall to the floor 2.Rock With You... always will be my preferred song of Michael, many beautiful memories come to my mind with this song 3.Working Day And Night... excellent keep dancing 4.Get On The Floor... GREAT DISCO SONG!!!!! 5.Off The Wall... Wow another one of my favorite tracks is simply beautiful and delightful to dance and think 6.Girlfriend... simple and elegant 7.She's Out Of My Life... delicious 8.I Can't Help It... adorable 9.It's The Falling In Love... great song! 10.Burn This Disco Out... Thanks MICHAEL!!! No matter where you are sure there will be a great party and many will be dancing and singing with you, say hello to Barry White (RIP) sure there will be one of the biggest PARTIES where you are. "...When the world is on your shoulder Gotta straighten up your act and boogie down If you can't hang with the feeling Then there aint no room for you this part of town cause were the party people night and day Livin crazy that's the only way... So tonight gotta leave that nine to five upon the shelf "And just enjoy yourself" C'mon and Groove, let the madness in the music get to you Life aint so bad at all If you live it off the wall Life aint so bad at all (live life off the wall) Live your life off the wall (live it off the wall)..." GOODBYE MICHAEL... FOREREVER... ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED MICHAEL JACKSON 1958 - 2009 Customer Review: RIP Michael! We will miss you! I use to listen to this album every night to go to sleep & I listen to Thriller upon waking. From age 12-14 that was my ritual:) We will miss you Michael. There was no one like you & there never will be.

Michael Jackson 25th Anniversary of Thriller The Biggest Album Ever just got bigger. The 25th Anniversary Edition of Thriller celebrates this ground-breaking album with 7 bonus tracks, six of which are previously unreleased. The new tracks include exclusive remixes from Kanye West, Fergie, will.i.am and Akon along with a previously unreleased track from the Thriller sessions, "For All Time," newly mixed and mastered by Michael Jackson. Also included is a BONUS DVD with new, digitally restored versions of the three videos from the album as well as the Michael Jackson's groundbreaking performance of "Billie Jean" on the "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever" television special (first broadcast on NBC May 16, 1983). Also included in all versions of the release is a new personal greeting from Michael Jackson to his fans penned exclusively for this special release. Customer Review: How Times Have You Bought an Album a Second Time? In fact, I dont know how many times I bought "Thriller" for me and for gifts... Vinyl, 8-Track, Cassette, CD, DVD, MP3, what next? I can't say that for any other artist. Today, June 25, 2009, Michael and Farrah Fawcett escort each other to the ultimate stage, Heaven. What a lovely sight! Customer Review: Truly a classic The album of the last century, and will last for many more. A true pop classic, even after 25 years sounding as fresh as ever. In the long run, this is what Michael will be remembered for. Rest in Peace, and thank you for your gift of music, Michael.

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Blood on the Dance Floor: History in the Mix Customer Review: Great songs, okay remixes I'm a huge Michael Jackson fan, and the new material he put on Blood on the Dance Floor is really great. It has electrifying beats and is great listening. I'm not much of a fan of remixes, but the HIStory remixes are pretty good. Customer Review: Michael is the best!! Really nice cd, first 5 song are new! My favorite songs are Blood on the dance floor and Ghost. You also should definitely see the video to these songs! Specially fulll version of Ghost, movie 45 minutes!! Michael is the best!

Grand Hotel: The Musical - Broadway Cast Recording OK, so it's not exactly The Threepenny Opera. Still, Grand Hotel has plenty of the atmosphere of prewar Berlin in this Broadway production, directed and choreographed by Tommy Tune. Based on the 1932 star-studded, Oscar-winning film, the show takes place in Europe's most luxurious hotel and follows the intertwining lives and shattered dreams of both regular and once-in-a-lifetime guests. Leading the ensemble cast are Parisian follies star Liliane Montevecchi as the aging ballerina, and strong tenor Brent Barrett as the dashing but debt-saddled baron. Also appearing are Ally McBeal's Jane Krakowski as the would-be movie star, cabaret artist Karen Akers as Montevecchi's confidante, and Michael Jeter as the dying bookkeeper. The score was written by Robert Wright and George Forrest (who brought Borodin to Broadway with Kismet), with additional material by Maury Yeston (Titanic), and the highlights include the soaring romantic ballad "Love Can't Happen," the jazzy scat of "Maybe My Baby Loves Me," and the sassy Charleston number "H-A-P-P-Y." Plenty of dialogue helps capture the flow of the show, and the CD also includes a live cabaret performance of "Love Can't Happen" by the late David Carroll, who originated the baron role on Broadway. --David Horiuchi Customer Review: Wonderful music! I performed in the orchestra for a production of this musical recently. In my 30-odd years of playing shows, I've learned that if I'm doing a show I don't know, it takes a while for me to warm up to the music. Not so with Grand Hotel! The first time I listened to the CD, I was hooked. I thought, wait a minute, it can't be this good. But it is. The music, the orchestrations, the singing all add up to a fabulous CD. Kudos to the entire creative team, orchestra, and cast. Customer Review: I can only guess... Just hearing the bonus track of David Carroll singing "Love Can't Happen" makes me wonder how BETTER the original cast recording could have been. Brent Barrett vocally sounds shrill and tense in his upper range, marring the official recordings of "Roses at the Station" and "Love Can't Happen". What a tragedy!!! And Carroll's other recording--the Broadway version of Chess--is no longer in print (according to Amazon). This is a double tragedy, because David played Anatoly in the show and gets to sing the powerful "Anthem" at the end of Act 1. Generally, the score sounds cobbled together with no memorable melodies (other than "Love Can't Happen", which burrows its way into your psyche at the first or second hearing). Perhaps Yeston should have written the whole score and find some legal way to discard the derivative songs provided by Forrest and Wright. Perhaps a revival (and major rewrite) is in order... This is not a good representation of this show, vocally and compositionally speaking. Unfortunately, there are currently no other representation. My two cents.

Dangerous Michael Jackson was still going for pop hits with 1991's Dangerous, but he also front-loaded the album with six straight Teddy Riley-assisted cuts. This half-hour swoop of tense, aggressive, often angular funk was Jackson's most interesting music since Thriller, and still sounds, well, invincible on this remastered edition. After that, the record's uneven, but there's nothing embarrassing about it, either. "Gone Too Soon," a non-Jackson composition about teen AIDS casualty Ryan White, is a quiet statement (particularly played next to the choir-laden "Heal the World," "Keep the Faith," and "Will You Be There") showing that the star doesn't always have to get showy. The sprightly "Black or White" is explicitly pro-interracial romance, an angle its video didn't go near, and the urgent "Give In to Me" is almost scary. Scary good, that is. --Rickey Wright Customer Review: Jacko Whacko IMO, this is the best album fromthe so called King of Pop. Jam, In the Closet, Black or White and Heal the World are all classic tracks. The music is credible for Jackson, but his once publicized off camera incidents can't make people think he's a bigger freak than Marilyn Manson. Overall, a good album. Customer Review: A truly great CD Dangerous What can I say, I still love Michael Jackson after all these years. Fast shipping, great price and A+++ seller.

Jackie Brown (Michael Keaton) Framed Movie Poster Print - 27" X 40" We bring you the best selection of Movie Posters, Music Posters, Sports Posters, Art Prints, Television Posters, College Humor, and more! This is the premier destination for finding entertainment posters. Find authentic movie advertisements, increase your celebrity photo and poster collection, locate that missing pop idol piece you need to complete your set, or discover rare concert sheets from your favorites musicians and bands. Whether its that one rare framed art print youve been looking for, or you need to wallpaper your dorm room with the hottest, sexiest posters, this is the place to find everything. Brand new, perfect condition, fast shipping! Buy from the best!!!

Aria, Vol. 2: New Horizon Customer Review: Rebecca Luker is wonderful I enjoy all of Rebecca Luker's albums, and this Aria series does not disappoint. It's soothing and relaxing, and her voice is, of course, lovely. Customer Review: 4 stars and stuff, man review review review review blah blah blah blah and stuff, man.

The Essential Michael Jackson The 2CD The Essential Michael Jackson takes you on a journey from budding star, to iconic legend and allows you to immerse yourself in the musical and emotional development of each track defining the story of a global superstar. Michael Jackson needs no introduction, as part of the Jackson 5 he helped make up a remarkable musical family and one of the biggest pop phenomenons of the early 70s. The Jacksons' infectious brand of funky soul and now iconic stage presence reached out globally and made them and Michael international stars. As the success of the band grew, Michael branched out with his own solo career first launching with "Got to be There" and then "Rockin' Robin". The momentum started to grow with the release of more successful singles and, as the hype surrounding the Jackson 5 slowed down towards the late 70s, Michael continued to develop and grow as an artist. With the release of Off the Wall, an immaculately crafted set of funky disco-pop, smooth soul, and lush, sentimental pop ballads, Michael cemented his place as a global star. The 1980s were a career-defining period with his instantly identifiable voice, eye-popping dance moves, stunning musical versatility, and loads of sheer star power Michael Jackson was unstoppable. The 1982 album Thriller became the biggest selling album of all time and combined his musical genius with an exceptional and ahead of its time music video epic. Bad (1987) was released with enormous public anticipation and spawned another succession of hit singles with "The Way You Make Me Feel" and "Man in the Mirror." Customer Review: It's the CD to own for this American icon. Thjere are many Michael Jackson CD's on the market. This is the one to own however since it captures all of his big hits and well represents my two favorite albums "Off The Wall" and "Thriller". His best songs are all here" Rock With You, Don't Stop Til You Get Enough, Beat It, Billie Jean,The Girl Is Mine etc. as well as his early hits with the Jackson Five and the great later albums like "Bad" and "Dangerous". THIS IS THE BEST SOUNDING representation of these hits I have ever heard. There are 37 cuts. Michael was indeed an American tragedy and a pop music icon. If you can only own one CD, this is the most logical choice. My only quibble is the omission of "Never Can Say Goodbye" which was my favorite Jackson Five song. At one time, he was selling over one million albums-CD's a day (1983-84). He changed the course of pop music history and his legacy will live on despite the cynics. Highly recommended! Customer Review: Sound quality is good I guess anyone who is MJ's fan would love his songs, so I am not going to waste my time commenting on his music. Instead, I will talk about the disc/sound quality... What impresses me is the sound quality... I bought some of his songs online previously, but becos the online versions are usually downloaded at only 128kbps, they don't sound as sharp when I play the downloaded songs in my cars. So I was amazingly impressed when I play this disc in my car; soooo sharp. Songs like Billy Jean, Jam, Dangerous, man! The bass pounds your heart... I know, my wife says I am a freak when it comes to sound, very often, I would rather not listen to a song if I think the recording is poor... which means, I have spend a lot of $ buying original disc... 8P

Our American Journey This is Chanticleer's 25th recording and also marks its 25th anniversary season. The title refers to the group's wide-ranging repertoire; this disc includes Mexican baroque, traditional American songs in various styles and music commissioned by Chanticleer itself. A program that tries to please everybody is bound to disappoint somebody; however, no one could be disappointed by the singing. The sound of these 12 unaccompanied male voices has an unearthly, celestial beauty and purity; their blend is perfect. Though the singers rarely use vibrato, their intonation is impeccable both together and in solos. Their expressive range and stylistic versatility are incredible: they can project tenderness, pleading, and bitter protest and are equally at home in plainchant, Latin hymns, blues, spirituals, shouts and crooning. Among the highlights are the three opening hymns, settings of two poems of Torquato Tasso by William Hawley, commissioned by Chanticleer, which combine 16th- and 20th-century styles, and the two final folksongs, the last with a stride-style piano accompaniment, making a rousing, exuberant ending. The booklet, in three languages, is well laid-out and informative. --Edith Eisler Customer Review: Awful I love Chanticleer...but this album is just plain awful. My husband also loves Chanticleer, but he skipped track after track....you can't call them songs or music. Very little in this album sounds like the Chanticleer we love. What happened? Customer Review: American Journey the result of hard work The harmony is outstanding and in combination with the right song can ring a powerful emotional cord such as "Calling My Children Home". I doubt you can find a better group than Chanticleer.

Number Ones Like the Beatles and Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson is one of the handful of artists that can release an album of their number one singles. Number Ones includes his solo chart toppers in the UK and abroad from the period beginning with his Off the Wall album right up to the new song "One More Chance", a collaboration with R Kelly. The remaining 17 songs on the album are all classics drawn from the disco-soul Off the Wall, the funky Thriller, the good Bad, the safe Dangerous, the semi-best-of History and the weak Invincible. Regardless of whether the bulk of Number Ones has appeared on other greatest hits albums, this is still an incredible selection of Michael Jackson's best music. --Georgina Collins Customer Review: You still rock my world Didn't like all the songs selected for this album but Micheal still has it. Takes you back to memory lane. Customer Review: Great Collection of Hits I bought this CD for my boyfriend, who absolutely loves it. It contains all the hits we know from MJ. Great collection, good for someone who wants a compilation of MJ without having to buy too many CDs.

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Music & Me Reissue from the Jackson Motown Solo Years, featuring the Top 40 Hit Single "Rockin Robin". Customer Review: Great Early Soul I Have The Original Album On Vinyl&it is Very Soulful.Michael Jackson Sings Like it's Nobodys Business Back in the day.The Teeny Bop Singers of Today Should Listen too Real Singing.this is a Must.from One Of The GREATEST ARTISTS EVER!

Celebrity Mugshots (Michael Jackson, Hugh Grant, Jeffrey Dahmer, Johnny cash, The Big Show, Robert Downey Jr., Nick Nolte, Jack White, Eminem, Jesse Jackson, Darryl Strawberry) Poster Print - 24" X 36" We bring you the best selection of Movie Posters, Music Posters, Sports Posters, Art Prints, Television Posters, College Humor, and more! This is the premier destination for finding entertainment posters. Find authentic movie advertisements, increase your celebrity photo and poster collection, locate that missing pop idol piece you need to complete your set, or discover rare concert sheets from your favorite musicians and bands. Whether its that one rare framed art print youve been looking for, or you need to wallpaper your dorm room with the hottest, sexiest posters, this is the place to find everything. Brand new, perfect condition, fast shipping! Buy from the best!!!

Dangerous Japanese only paper sleeve pressing features all new 2009 remastering. Sony. Customer Review: Dangerous Fantastic of course. One of his best albums, but it's hard to find in stores. I was incredibly thrilled to find it on here, and in good condition as well. It's played great, and the booklet is in fantastic condition. Customer Review: Wow Wow Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is explosive crazy R&B. It's out of control.. the syncopation at times is dazzling. This album is way ahead of its time. I love the energy on songs like I Can't Let Her Get Away and basically every other track.. a feast for the ears my friends.. a feast for the ears!!!!

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HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I Japanese only paper sleeve pressing features all new 2009 remastering. Sony. Customer Review: Under the shadow With an unstoppable first disc of super-duper hits, it takes a pretty inept follow through to render this pompous portrait unworthy, and while HIStory 2 didn't totally wreck image (after all, a few powerful numbers exist- Earth Song arguably being his last stab at anthemic pop brilliance) a majority of sodded techno, pulsating to Jackson's angry tirades attempting to stay relevant, with a side order of sappy Broadway sentiment berates the infectious pop purity he used to seemingly summon at whim. Customer Review: HISTORY: Past, Present, and Future Pt. 1 This product would have received 5 stars if it would have gotten here a little faster and the discs were not switched and it was a little "beat up" case wise. Other than that, I'm happy with the service, the product, and I would definitely use this seller again!

Michael Jackson (Album Covers) Framed Music Poster Print - 24" X 36" This poster shows several album covers by Michael Jackson. In the middle it says "Michael Jackson, 50 Years, King of Pop." This framed poster measures approx. 24" x 36" Michael Jackson (August 29, 1958) is an American musician, entertainer, and pop icon with a successful career and controversial personal life. His albums include Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, Dangerous, HIStory, Blood on the Dance Floor, Invincible. Popular songs include Ben, Rock with You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Say Say Say, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, Way You Make Me Feel, Man in the Mirror, Dirty Diana, Black or White, You are Not Alone.

Michael Jackson - CD - (CD Books) (Spanish Edition) From childhood prodigy to "king of pop", Michael Jackson has sold more records than any other living performer. This book traces the life story of this controversial megastar from his early days at Motown to his first solo work, his meeting with Quincy Jones and his first significant album - "Off the Wall". Whatever his personal reputation might be, and that has changed at each stage of his career, he is unarguably one of the greatest performers of the pop generation.

All Shook Up (2005 Original Broadway Cast) (Featuring the Songs of Elvis Presley) One more in Broadway's series of "jukebox musicals" (Mamma Mia, Movin' Out, Jersey Boys, etc.), All Shook Up features the songs of Elvis Presley. Cheyenne Jackson stars as Chad, the guitar-playing, pelvis-swiveling, blue-suede-shoe-wearing roustabout who arrives to shake up a mid-America town that's so buttoned up it forbids public necking, interracial dating, and loud music. Various romantic entanglements arise among Chad, grease-monkey/tomboy Natalie (Jenn Gambatese), her father (Jonathan Hadary), her friend Lorraine (Nikki M. James) and her mother (Sharon Wilkins), her best buddy (Mark Price), the mayor (Alix Korey), and the sexy new museum caretaker (Leah Hocking). The rest of the plot? Well, that's pretty much it, as the characters mostly run around trying to figure out who they're in love with, fitting in excuses to sing such Elvis hits as "Jailhouse Rock," "Can't Help Falling in Love," and "Don't Be Cruel." Jackson won the lead shortly after arriving on Broadway by way of Seattle community theater, then took a role in the movie of United 93. --David Horiuchi Customer Review: Perfect We needed this CD to learn the songs quickly for an upcoming variety show. It arrived before the promised date in brand-new condition. Just what we asked for. Customer Review: Great! All Shook Up is a lot of fun. The music can't be beat because it's all Elvis and the singing is super. This Broadway cast - all the ladies are great belters and Cheyenne Jackson as Chad has a big range. I can't wait to see the show.

Off the Wall Japanese only paper sleeve pressing features all new 2009 remastering. Sony. Customer Review: My Favorite album! This is def. my favorite album from Michael jackson. Off the Wall is cool. Don't stop till you get enough is one of my favorite Mj songs! Rock with you is an excellent dance track. Burn this disco out is interesting. I think this a great example of disco funk, and it was made during that time. So anybody who's a fan of funk/ r & b is def.gonna love this cd. This def. one of the best albums made of all time. His video and image for this album is really simple by today's standards, but is great in some ways because it doesn't outdate itself. The videos are pretty cool as well. Go out and buy it! This CD is awesome. Customer Review: Restore the original artwork featuring Michael's face and afro I only wish that Michael Jackson, Epic/Sony would release this album with the original artwork featuring Michael Jackson's face (when he was black and before his nose surgeries) and his nice afro. I fortunately bought this CD in 1991 which featured the original artwork of a handsome young man. It is just a shame what has happened to his appearance.

Thriller 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 Customer Review: Best Selling Album of All Time I had the pleasure of sitting in on the Thriller sessions at Westlake Recording Studio. My father, Bruce Swedien, recorded all of Michael Jackson's albums since 1978. The reason "Thriller" is the best selling album of all time is not just because of the great music, it's because of the awesome talent of Michael Jackson. It is also the because of the awesome talent of Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton, and my father. Three of the best singles ever recorded are on "Thriller". Michael never sat still in the studio, he was always moving and dancing. He danced when he sang the vocals, he danced in the control room and he danced up and down the hallways like a little kid. But beyond his Peter pan persona, Michael was a very kind and gracious person. He was also painfully shy and I remember seeing him in a meeting with his manager in the kitchen at Westlake Studio, sitting in the dark. He did it with Quincy, too. Michael was so eccentric. But a great talent is allowed great indulgences. I got goosebumps when I heard that he died. He was so talented. Godspeed, Michael. We'll all miss you. Thanks for Christmas at your house. Customer Review: Michael Jackson Thriller CD Nice to get Michael Jackson CD's as I have albums for all his songs. I did not want to spend the expense to get them all converted.

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Jackie Brown (Michael Keaton) Movie Poster Print - 27" X 40" We bring you the best selection of Movie Posters, Music Posters, Sports Posters, Art Prints, Television Posters, College Humor, and more! This is the premier destination for finding entertainment posters. Find authentic movie advertisements, increase your celebrity photo and poster collection, locate that missing pop idol piece you need to complete your set, or discover rare concert sheets from your favorites musicians and bands. Whether its that one rare framed art print youve been looking for, or you need to wallpaper your dorm room with the hottest, sexiest posters, this is the place to find everything. Brand new, perfect condition, fast shipping! Buy from the best!!!

Michael Jackson - Vol. 1-Greatest Hits History Customer Review: excellent album--THANK YOU, MICHAEL !!! I am truly struggling this evening with the news of Michael Jackson's untimely death and to be candid with anybody reading this I simply can't stop thinking about it. How sad. I was shocked beyond belief and my heart also goes out to his family and his children. We get terrific music from Michael Jackson here; he's at the top of his game on every track. The selection of songs is quite good and the sound quality on this album is excellent. I like the artwork, too. "Billie Jean" starts the album off with one of Michael's greatest hits--ever. "Billie Jean" has a great beat for dancing that's catchy as well; and Michael's excellent diction enhances his performance all the more. The musical arrangement is perfect for Michael's vocals and "Billie Jean" just plain sounds great. "The Way You Make Me Feel" has a pop flavor with just a slight twist of rock thrown in for a good effect; I really like "The Way You Make Me Feel." Those extra vocals make the number stronger, too. Listen also for another fine Jackson tune, "Black or White." "Black or White" is remarkably catchy and I could never tire of hearing Michael Jackson perform this song; he does it without ever letting go of a superfluous note! "Black or White" is memorable, too--this music is all THAT good. "Rock with You" impresses me greatly; it has a softer pop flavor to it that it easy on the ear yet still quite good for dancing--and that's quite a feat! "She's Out of My Life" is clearly a masterpiece even if the lyrics aren't all that happy; Michael sings this with all his heart and soul. "Bad" is very strong; it's also great for dancing even today and Michael sings "Bad" faultlessly--awesome! "Bad" has great percussion and the beat is really something. In addition, there's another gem in "Man in the Mirror." I have fond memories of when "Man in the Mirror" was first released; I ran out to buy the 45rpm record and I played that record so much I must have worn the grooves off the vinyl! "Thriller" is the title track from a blockbuster album if there ever was one; "Thriller" is a big, big highlight of this album. It's got an excellent beat and Michael does this one to perfection--and beyond! "Beat It" has another good beat and Paul McCartney joins Michael Jackson for "The Girl Is Mine," a softer pop song. "Remember the Time" takes the listener for a turn into a different type of ballad altogether; and "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" still sounds just as good today as it did the day Michael first released it! "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" is another Michael Jackson song I love to hear and after a prelude to "Heal the World" we get the full version of this tune; and it leaves me stunned with its natural beauty. Despite the fact that Michael is no longer with us, he will live on forever through his music and his artistry. I highly recommend this album for his fans; and this also makes an excellent starter CD for people just discovering the singular talent of The King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Customer Review: Michael Jackson CD arrived without disk! The first Michael Jackson CD we ordered arrived in the plastic seal, looking brand new. We opened it and there was no disk inside! The replacement you sent was fine although the jewel case was cracked. The CD is okay, though and we are enjoying it a lot. Thank you for taking care of this so promptly.

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Center Stage (2000 Film) Nicholas Hytner's new musical drama Center Stage focuses on the competitive world of professional dance and, like Fame before it, features plenty of music meant to keep your feet moving. The Red Hot Chili Peppers' cover of Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground" and the Stevie Wonder-influenced Jamiroquai's two contributions would've found better company among the classical works of Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev featured in the movie than with the pop product that fills this soundtrack. New teen sensation Mandy Moore bookends the album with "I Wanna Be with You," featured both as straight pop confection and as a slightly techno-ed remix (the Soul Solution Mix). This time, the Diane-Warren-songwriter-for-hire tune is the ballad "If I Was the One," performed perfunctorily by the Baltimore duo Ruff Endz. The rest is the teen quartet P.Y.T., undistinguished stylists such as Ashley Ballard and Cyrena, and a Michael Jackson tune from Bad. Might sound OK during a workout at the gym, but not as serious listening. --Rob O'Connor Customer Review: Center Stage Soundtrack The soundtrack has a good combination of dance music and slow songs and it is a great companion on a road trip or just to listen to while power walking. It is an enjoyable CD.Center Stage (2000 Film) Customer Review: Center Stage (2000 Film) I stumbled upon this film January 3, 2009. I ordered the Soundtrack to the film on January 4, 2009. The music (and the film) engaged me to that level of interest. You really get a good view of what it is to try and become a dancer at a certain level. Interestingly enough, the dynamics of the various songs chosen does 'fit' and allows you (to a degree) to become part of their scene (and maybe motivate you to get off of the couch (hint! hint!)). I rate the soundtrack: 4 stars

Catholic Classics, Vol. 2 Customer Review: Catholic Hymns Just love this CD so much that I bought it as a going away gift for a fellow Catholic. The music is so wonderful and the best way to relax and be reflextive. Customer Review: Music of the people On Eagles Wings is most definatly inspired.... Latin Music is great if you understand itm but I have not heard any conversations in Latin lately. The most important aspect of liturgy is the participation of the assembly and if the assembly (or most of it) does not understand what is being sung or said What's the use? Catholic Tradition is great kept alive on CD for those who want to walk down memory lane but it is a Vatican 2 church......deal with it or get out and join one of those rougue churches that say mass in Latin and stop trying to move backwards. There is nothing more powerful than a singing actively participating church.......let's not stiffle the voice of the Body of Christ.