Another classic, however I'd say it's definitely inderrated here. The second best selling album of all time and it has only a 73 user score? All in all, for me it's just a perfection, 10 10/10 songs and nothing more. P.S. It definitely should be a must hear.
Easily the best album of the 1960s. This run 1-7 is crazy. The rest is also pretty strong, at least 8-9/10.
Time to rate another classic. This might be the best concept album of all time - it symbolises human's life in just 10 songs. I can just say - both this album and our lifes are too short, but so beautiful.
Hell yeah! The first 7 tracks are all bangers, these 2 at the end are like 9/10, but this album is truly the sweetest perfection. The vibe is also crazy, I can't believe taht it was recorded in the 1989-1990.
I finally listened to Off the wall today and again, despite being released before Thriller this album shows that Michael started his win streak even earlier - in the 1970s. This run 1-5 is definitely the best run of the entire decade and I highly recommend this album to everyone, who wants to expand their music taste. This is not evem my top 3 MJ album, but it's essential in the case of 1970s music evolution.
What can I say? This is truly a masterpiece and everyone, who rates this below 80-85 doesn't have ears. (Critics are just stupid)
The first half is just a compilation, whereas the second one is a new album. These 15 "new" songs are amazing - very deep and meaningfull. History is one of the darkest parts of his discography, where you can find really interesting songs, such as "Money", "This time around", "Tabloid Junkie" and many more. The cover of "Come together" literally clears the OG version. I wouldn't say that "Earth song"is the best song here or even ... read more
It was a really interesting one. Although, Michael didn't work with Quincy, he had a full control - he was a main producer of every song. Imo, it was the first time when he said: "You know what? I'm The King of Pop" Bro defined the entire decade with this sound, despite being a New jack swing album, Dangerous contains Rock, Gospel, Pop and other genres. Undeniable, it is the best New Jack Swing album of all time, Janet made NJS earlier, but it isn't THAT good.
I mean...the tracklist of this album is crazy - there are only 2 slower songs, the rest is fast and powerful. Btw, the cover tells you about the quality even before you turn on the first song. Imo Bad is better than Thriller and it's easily the best album of the 1980s.
I mean, it's just a classic. You can't deny that Thriller is good, at least it has probably the best 3 track run in the history: Thriller, Beat it, Billie jean. From the deep cuts, my favorite are Human nature (this "Why" is so powerful) and The lady in my life - the second part of this song is something from another world.
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