Over 50 million copies worldwide, seven top ten hits, two number ones (Beat It and Billie Jean), legendary music videos, and a slew full of grammies (Eight to be exact, out of twelve nominations).

Dang.

M.J. showed in his solo debut "Off the Wall" that he was going to be a force in the rock, pop, and R & B music industry without the help of his brothers (Evidenced by four top ten hits and two number ones). What no one expected was how BIG his next album was going to become.

Thanks can be given to Quincy Jones, Motown, MTV, and a strong group of collaborators, but the main thanks should be given to Michael. He is a musical prodigy, and that is proven here. The beats, the lyrics, the melody, the harmony, along with Jacksons strong singing and dancing create a phenemeneon never before seen in music. Jacko might be Wacko, but he knows a strong song when he hears one, and loads this album to the brim with hits. This truly is an album that can claim "all killer, no filler" status.

When it was released in 1982, it immediately attacked Top 40 radio stations. Listeners couldn't wait to hear a cut from Jackson on this album, as evidenced by seven (!) top ten hit singles. MTV immediately played the creative videos that the album launched, including "Thriller", which is still regarded by many as the finest music video ever produced. Clubs put the album into strong rotation, and soon the DJs couldn't get away from the requests that people had from this album. "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'", "Thriller", "Beat It", "Billie Jean", and "P.Y.T." all became club staples that can still pack the dance floors even today.

Remember M.J. back in these days? The performance on Motown at 25 special was truly spectacular. Wow, what a talent. The moonwalk, the soul he had in his singing, the range of his voice... he was one of kind, and he was a pretty good looking African-American to boot.

The album has something for everyone. Rock (Beat It), Dance (Wanna Be Startin' Something), R & B (Billie Jean, Baby Be Mine, Human Nature), ballads (The Girl is Mine, The Lady of My Life), and funk (P.Y.T.). The pickest of music lovers will enjoy this album. It has it all.

At over 50 million albums sold worldwide, it is still the top selling album of all time. M.J. might be in trouble lately, and pop music might be in dire straits, but that doesn't take away from this album. Pick it up TODAY. You won't regret it.
Over 50 million copies worldwide, seven top ten hits, two number ones (Beat It and Billie Jean), legendary music videos, and a slew full of grammies (Eight to be exact, out of twelve nominations). Dang. M. J. showed in his solo debut "Off the Wall" that he was going to be a force in the rock, pop, and R & B music industry without the help of his brothers (Evidenced by four top ten hits and two number ones). What no one expected was how BIG his next album was going to become. Thanks can be given to Quincy Jones, Motown, MTV, and a strong group of collaborators, but the main thanks should be given to Michael. He is a musical prodigy, and that is proven here. The beats, the lyrics, the melody, the harmony, along with Jacksons strong singing and dancing create a phenemeneon never before seen in music. Jacko might be Wacko, but he knows a strong song when he hears one, and loads this album to the brim with hits. This truly is an album that can claim "all killer, no filler" status. When it was released in 1982, it immediately attacked Top 40 radio stations. Listeners couldn't wait to hear a cut from Jackson on this album, as evidenced by seven (! ) top ten hit singles. MTV immediately played the creative videos that the album launched, including "Thriller", which is still regarded by many as the finest music video ever produced. Clubs put the album into strong rotation, and soon the DJs couldn't get away from the requests that people had from this album. "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'", "Thriller", "Beat It", "Billie Jean", and "P. Y.T." all became club staples that can still pack the dance floors even today. Remember M. J. back in these days? The performance on Motown at 25 special was truly spectacular. Wow, what a talent. The moonwalk, the soul he had in his singing, the range of his voice... he was one of kind, and he was a pretty good looking African-American to boot. The album has something for everyone. Rock (Beat It), Dance (Wanna Be Startin' Something), R & B (Billie Jean, Baby Be Mine, Human Nature), ballads (The Girl is Mine, The Lady of My Life), and funk (P. Y.T.). The pickest of music lovers will enjoy this album. It has it all. At over 50 million albums sold worldwide, it is still the top selling album of all time. M. J. might be in trouble lately, and pop music might be in dire straits, but that doesn't take away from this album. Pick it up TODAY. You won't regret it.