Music CD - Michael Jackson: Thriller

	Music CD: Thriller Artist: Michael Jackson List Price: $19.98 Our Price: $13.67 Your Save: $ 6.31 ( 32% ) Availability: Usually ships in 5 to 7 days Manufacturer: Epic
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Tracks: 1. Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 2. Baby Be Mine 3. Girl Is Mine - Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney 4. Thriller 5. Beat It 6. Billie Jean 7. Human Nature 8. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) 9. Lady in My Life 10. Vincent Price Excerpt [From Thriller Voice-Over Session] 11. Girl Is Mine 2008 [#][*] - Michael Jackson, will.i.am, 12. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) 2008 [#][*] - Michael Jackson, will.i.am, 13. Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 2008 [#][*] - Akon, , Michael Jackson 14. Beat It 2008 [#][*] - Fergie, , Michael Jackson 15. Billie Jean 2008 [Kanye West Mix] 16. For All Time [Unreleased Track from Original Thriller Sessions][*]
Binding: LP Record EAN: 0886972334417 Label: Epic Manufacturer: Epic Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: Epic Release Date: 2008-02-19 Studio: Epic
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: "He made Thriller, man.." - Dave Chappelle Comment: I was watching an episode of the Chappelle Show once and in it there was a hilarious skit about him being a juror in an MJ trial and he defends MJ's 'innocence' I think this line which he says pretty much sums up, the magnificence of Michael Jackson and why he will always be the King of pop. I grew up in the time when this album was released, and some of the tunes on this record are still dance hall classics. No matter what genre you belong to, Death Metal, Classical, Jazz, Indie poop, or whatever. Thriller would have touched your musical element at some point in your existence. This album is a classic record, right from Beat it to Billie Jean, Ballads - Human Nature and Lady in my life (MJ goes supernova on this track, whatta love song).. every track on this album is pure gold and am glad to see they are celebrating 25 years in a befitting tribute to this record. This album is a benchmark and i do recommend for you to get this CD. Great Times! Customer Rating: Summary: 100% fantastic Comment: I have never heard this album so clear in my life. The new songs are also great. Akon's version of "Wanna Be Starting Something" is almost better than Michael's version. I give a thumbs up Customer Rating: Summary: Pop is really not my favorite Comment: This is the number one selling album of all time, I believe. I'm not into pop, but I bought it 'cause my daughter wanted it... Customer Rating: Summary: Absolutely mind blowing remastering,nice extras. Comment: Some people like dogs,some people like pigs,some people like snakes,some people like sharks..I LIKE MICHAEL JACKSON PERIOD. Customer Rating: Summary: Thriller on 8 Track Comment: I haven't had the chance to buy and review the new edition yet except for listening to individual songs on JamsBio.com, but I was reading through the reviews and couldn't resist commenting. I listened to Thriller originally on 8 track and frankly I thought the sound quality was excellent even then. From what I've heard so far and reviewed of the Thriller song list for the 25th Anniversary, I think this is a great deal. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Should several of the tracks on the 25th anniversary edition of Thriller find their way onto your MP3 player, you're going to have to admit: the music holds up. "Beat It" is not about to go stale, at least not without a rumble, and neither are "Billie Jean" and "P.Y.T." Even if you put the record-hurtling hits aside, you're still left with the realization that without MJ, there might not have been a JT [Justin Timberlake], never mind a Ne-Yo (listen closely to "Human Nature" and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'"). The bonus DVD bundled with the expanded CD includes a digitally redone version of the famous title-track video, among other clips, and it still astonishes with its choreography and attitude. As for the new tracks--Fergie inserts herself into "Beat It," Will.i.am takes on "The Girl Is Mine" and "P.Y.T.," Kanye West remixes "Billie Jean" (with characteristically subtle brilliance), Akon duets with M-Jack on "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," and the unreleased ballad "For All Time" (from the original Thriller sessions) is shined up and tacked on--they will suck you in like it was pop music's hugest year, 1983, all over again. Start brushing up on your moonwalk now. --Tammy La Gorce