Michael Jackson - History on Film, Vol. 2

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Genre: Music Video - Soul
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Release Date: 21-OCT-2003
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• Disc 1    , Program Start (Stereo) ( 0:09 ) , TEASER ( 3:57 ) , Billie Jean (From Motown 25: Yesterday, Today and Forever) ( 5:04 ) , BEAT IT (Video) ( 5:06 ) , LIBERIAN GIRL ( 5:42 ) , SMOOTH CRIMINAL ( 9:35 ) , 1995 MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS PERFORMANCE (Stereo) ( 15:24 ) , Thriller ( 14:01 )Disc 2    , SCREAM (Stereo) ( 4:57 ) , CHILDHOOD (THEME FROM "FREE WILLY 2")

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Michael Jackson - History on Film, Vol. 2 Reviews

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532 of 536 people found the following review helpful: Michael Jackson outdoes himself with this video!, October 10, 2001 By A Customer This review is from: History on Film 2 [VHS] (VHS Tape) The King of Pop does it again with HIStory on Film: Vol. 2! Below is a summary of each video/peformance: TEASER- This commercial for the HIStory album is just as extravagant as one of Michael's music videos. Featuring Michael himself amidst thousands of soldiers, you can't go wrong with this. AWESOME! BILLIE JEAN (Performance from Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, and Forever)- This shocking performance earned Michael Jackson an Emmy nomination and started the Moonwalking craze that lives on today. CLASSIC! BEAT IT- This video, which was also featured on HIStory: Video Greatest Hits Vol. 1, is a classic from THRILLER. Featuring real gang members and stunning choreography, this video is a must-have! LIBERIAN GIRL- This video from BAD is VERY rare. I did not know it even existed before I bought this tape. Features cameos from Whoopi Goldberg, Richard Dreyfuss, Danny Glover, and even Bubbles! SMOOTH CRIMINAL- There are many versions of this music video, but the one on... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (8) 297 of 308 people found the following review helpful: Michael Jackson is the King! Period!, April 16, 2001 By  David M. Sulkers - See all my reviews This review is from: Michael Jackson - History on Film, Vol. 2 (DVD) How can someone who hasn't released any commercially successful material in the last six years be the King? Watch this video and you'll find out! This is packed with some of Michael's most ambitious video's and live performances. Video listing: 1. Bille Jean (Motown 25: yesterday, Today and Forever) 2. Beat It 3. Liberian Girl (very rare) 4. Smooth Criminal (one of his finest and higly overlooked videos) 5. 1995 MTV Video Music Awards Performance (Killer 15 minute Jackson performance!) 6. Thriller 7. Scream (duet with sister Janet and an amazing visual effect video!) 8. Childhood 9. You Are Not Alone (Video for the first song ever to debut at No.1 on the Billboard #100) 10. Earth Song (Beautiful video!) 11. They Don't Care About Us (Highly contorvercial song and video from 1996) 12. Stranger In Moscow (rare) 13. Bllod On The Dance Floor (rare in North America) 14. Brace Yourself Get this DVD 'cause these are some fine pieces of work from the greatest... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (3) 104 of 108 people found the following review helpful: The King of POP does it again!, September 9, 2000 By  "simplythebest83" (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: History on Film 2 [VHS] (VHS Tape) THis has many more videos and live performances than the first History on film. It starts off with the actual History commercial. It then launches into the legandary Motown 25 performance of Billie Jean were Michael debuted the moonwalk. Then it has an old favorite from the first History On Film, Beat It. Then it has Smooth Criminal from the Moonwalker Movie. And then the higlight of the video. Michael Jacksons performance at the 1995 MTV Video Awards. He performs a 15 minute medly wich includes the hits Dont Stop Till You Get Enough, The Way You Make Me Feel, Beat It, Thriller, Scream, Black or White, Billie Jean, Dangerous, and You Are Not Alone. Then the rest of the tape includes the videos Thriller, Scream, Childhood, You Are Not Alone, Earth Song, Stranger in Moscow, They Dont Really Care About Us, and Blood on the DAnce Floor. It also has the Brace Yourself excert from the first video. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment

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Release Date: 16-OCT-2001

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"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

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70 of 77 people found the following review helpful: A Very Good Album And I Even Like it Better Than "Thriller!", December 4, 2005 By  Frederick Baptist (Singapore) - See all my reviews    Amazon Verified Purchase( What's this?) This review is from: Bad (Spec) (Audio CD) I know some of you are going to say it's just plain sacrilegious but hey, just because everybody jumps into the lake.... "Thriller" is a great album with great tracks and because of a variety of fortunate reasons e.g. timeliness, MTV etc, has become the biggest selling album of all-time but that doesn't mean that everything else that MJ comes up with later that doesn't sell as much is crap. In fact, this is the album when MJ's weirdness first became pretty obvious. "Hey! Is that really Michael on the cover?" was my reaction as well but I chose to look beyond the looks and not to judge the book by the cover and just listened to the tunes. Some of my favourite MJ songs ever are on this disc. "The Way You Make Me Feel" is an MJ classic and clearly among his top 5 ever songs. "Smooth Criminal" was always a great track even before Alien Ant Farm showed us why, "Liberian Girl" and "Man in the Mirror" are also great tracks and the rest of the tracks cannot be called... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment (1) 32 of 33 people found the following review helpful: Have You Seen My Childhood?, November 15, 2001 By  "essence_uk" - See all my reviews This review is from: Bad (Spec) (Audio CD) I grew up almost solely on this album and I'm sure many 80s children can relate to that. A little too young when Thriller was at it's peak it was the relative pop perfection of "Bad" that appealed to this young child and a few million other new inductees. This is not to say it doesn't stand up to repeated listenings by the more critical adult ears though... it very much does. The title track kicks things off in boastful style, with MJ assuring he's "Bad". This big hit was initially hoped to be a duet with 80s rival Prince however the line "Your butt is mine..." meant the MPLS Genius was less than enthused. ;) "The Way You Make Me Feel" is a catchy pop effort, recently re-immortalised in his excellent single "Rock My World" (Both concept wise and video scenario). "Speed Demon" is amongst the more experimental music on "Bad" with it's clunking chain sample and unusual tempo. It all works well however as Producer... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment 28 of 30 people found the following review helpful: Bad-Ass Mo'Fo Of An Album!, March 31, 2003 By  Busy Body (London, England) - See all my reviews This review is from: Bad (Spec) (Audio CD) Michael Jackson was always going to have trouble with a follow-up to his multi-Grammy award winning, record breaking, revolutionary and 50 million selling "Thriller" album. After all, it was the biggest selling record in history and spent a remarkable 37 weeks at No.1 on the US chart. So along came 1987, and with it, Michael's long-awaited follow up, "Bad." It's a well-known fact that it wasn't as good as Thriller, but it's definitely still an excellent and classic record too - and 25 million sales prove it, even if this was only half of its predecessor. As with all Michael Jackson albums, "Bad" spawned a string of massive worldwide hits which topped the charts worldwide and set new trends, broke records and revolutionized the way the world listens to music. Bad contains an impressive eight singles that were released in the UK. Bad opens with the superb title track, "Bad." As the second single to be taken from this album, the song peaked at No.3 in the UK and was another... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment

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