I also read in some book, that Michael had recorded at least 60 songs for Bad between late 1985 and early 1987 and from these he chose the 11 that went on the album. Bad25's 2nd disc has some of the most incredible music I have ever heard, yet this was Michael's chaff, which is better than most other artists wheat. This is so true, he was a notorious perfectionist, he would records dozens of songs over time and choose the best to work with and Xscape proved the quality of some of these songs that missed the cut. There will only be one and that is MICHAEL JACKSON. The pioneer with the hottest tunes and the ground breaking videos. Of course, MJ could have made more albums like regular artists but MJ's Music keeping me sweet night and day. I'm really Grateful and Blessed to have 'grown' up with He carefully selected each song, I'm sure. It's like he wanted every song to be an anthem or a song that I would say that Michael only did 7 in his short 'lifespan' that He could chose the BEST Killer tracks that would put us on cloud 9.Īlways a combination of hard and soft songs to please every fan. He wrote so many demos for every album so that He signed up for 7 albums so that is what we got butĪs we all know Michael is a true Perfectionist and Yeash, the pure 'technical' answer could be Off the Wall/Thriller/BAD/ Dangerous/ History/ BOTDF/ Invincible.
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What I will say though is, I often wonder why MJ didn't utilise the B-side more in his career. So, sure, when you look at those years 1982 Thriller, 1987 Bad, 1991 Dangerous, it doesn't look like much but when you think of what he put into each of those projects it's difficult to imagine him doing more. Any 'down' time he had he was back in the studio conceiving of the next album, and as we all know was a complete perfectionist.
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His music videos were like movie productions, his concert tours ran for years, his humanitarian efforts increased substantially through the 80s. As Michael himself said in 1993, " there has to be that closeness in order to do the kind of work that I want to do." Michael devoted all of his resources to each of his projects - like it would be the last he would do. I do think MJ wanted his albums to become large events - and that meant he couldn't be putting them out constantly.īut when you look at it, did MJ have much time off between 19? I wouldn't say so.
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