Michael Jackson Albums


Dangerous ( Full Album)

The booklet for Dangerous begins with a short prose poem by Michael Jackson describing the release the singer feels while dancing: "Creator and creation merge into one wholeness of joy" until "there is only ... the dance." It is Jackson's version of William Butler Yeats's "How can you tell the dancer from the dance?" and a revealing introduction to the first album in four years from this generation's best-known and bestselling superstar.

Dangerous might seem to be a chance to separate this dancer — the "eccentric" Michael of the chimps, the Elephant Man bones, the hyperbaric chamber — from his dancing and singing, which remain among the wonders of the performance world and, lest we forget, were the real reason we paid so much attention to Jackson in the first place. According to this plan, we must consider Dangerouson its own terms and listen without images of llamas and Macaulay Culkin dancing in our heads.

But of course this polarity between Jackson's on- and offstage lives is exactly what makes him so fascinating, and the triumph of Dangerous is that it doesn't hide from the fears and contradictions of a lifetime spent under a spotlight. This edge of terror electrified Thriller's Jackson-penned break-through cuts "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" but was diverted into an unconvincing nastiness in 1987 onBad. It also drove the "controversial" segment of the "Black or White" video, but this tension is presented much more effectively on the album itself.

The Dangerous album was released on November 26, 1991, and became the fastest selling number one album, breaking the records by entering the charts at #1 only 3 days after it's release! It was also the first album released by Sony Music that had a Thursday release date, rather than the traditional Monday release.

This was the first solo album by Michael Jackson that was not produced by Quincy Jones. For this album Michael worked on production with Teddy Riley and Bill Bottrell. The album is classed as New Jack Swing in genre and is the biggest selling New Jack Swing album of all time.

The 'Dangerous' album produced 9 singles from it's 14 tracks; "Black Or White", "Remember The Time", "Jam", "In The Closet", "Heal The World", "Who Is It", "Will You Be There", and "Gone Too Soon". The "Black Or White" single made a 32-spot jump on the Pop singles charts, breaking the Beatles' record set by their song "Let It Be" in 1970.

Guest appearances on this album were made by rapper L.T.B, Princess Stephanie of Monaco (credited as the "Mystery Girl"), and Slash (Give In To Me).

Album Track listings:

1. Jam

2. Why You Wanna Trip On Me

3. In The Closet

4. She Drives Me Wild

5. Remember The Time

6. Can't Let Her Get Away

7. Heal The World

8. Black Or White

9. Who Is It

10. Give In To Me

11. Will You Be There

12. Keep The Faith

13. Gone Too Soon

14. Dangerous

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