Have you listened to MJ's whole discography?

[@mjfanatic777]

.i know many likes the OTW album but I cant stand it

BRUH


it ok opinions are valid

 

[AlwaysThere]

I’m not very interested in anything before the 1980s, to be honest. There are a couple exceptions (“Music & Me,” “Just a Little Bit of You,” most of Destiny), but I haven’t heard any of those albums in full.

 

[michaeljackson.nl]

I’m not very interested in anything before the 1980s, to be honest. There are a couple exceptions (“Music & Me,” “Just a Little Bit of You,” most of Destiny), but I haven’t heard any of those albums in full.

A lot of underrated bangers in those years that I rarely see anyone talk about. For quite a long time I rarely listened to the early years and only really knew the usual stuff from the Motown years. Later when I got into collecting I started listening to those early albums and really enjoyed them.

Here are some of my suggestions. This list doesn’t include the obvious ones and I really tried to keep it short
Motown:
- Chained, Standing in the shadows of love
- Don’t know why I love you, 2-4-6-8, One more chance, La La
-darling dear
-Sugar Daddy!!!
-The wall, petals, maybe tomorrow
-whatever you got I want, I am love
-call of the wild, time explosion
-Buttercup
-doggin’ around
-Dear Michael

Epic:
-keep on dancing, style of life
-Do what you wanna, different kind of lady, music’s takin’ over

 

[kai]

I only like the Cascio tracks.

 

[Spaceship]

I’m not very interested in anything before the 1980s, to be honest. There are a couple exceptions (“Music & Me,” “Just a Little Bit of You,” most of Destiny), but I haven’t heard any of those albums in full.

Definitely at least listen to Destiny from start to finish.

I'd also recommend "Different Kind of Lady".

 

[TurkishFan]

Sure I'm.
He had great gems.

 

[@mjfanatic777]

He had great gems.

he did

 

[Hot_Street]

Definitely at least listen to Destiny from start to finish.

I'd also recommend "Different Kind of Lady".

I recommend "Window Shopping"

 

[Spaceship]

I recommend "Window Shopping"

isn't that a 50 cent song

 

[Michaels Lover]

isn't that a 50 cent song

 

[Hot_Street]

best part:

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

A lot of underrated bangers in those years that I rarely see anyone talk about. For quite a long time I rarely listened to the early years and only really knew the usual stuff from the Motown years. Later when I got into collecting I started listening to those early albums and really enjoyed them.

Here are some of my suggestions. This list doesn’t include the obvious ones and I really tried to keep it short
Motown:
- Chained, Standing in the shadows of love
- Don’t know why I love you, 2-4-6-8, One more chance, La La
-darling dear
-Sugar Daddy!!!
-The wall, petals, maybe tomorrow
-whatever you got I want, I am love
-call of the wild, time explosion
-Buttercup
-doggin’ around
-Dear Michael

Epic:
-keep on dancing, style of life
-Do what you wanna, different kind of lady, music’s takin’ over

Got To Be There is actually one of his best albums. Like it has as many classics and beautiful songs as Off The Wall and Blood on the Dance Floor, crazy enough.

 

[Spaceship]

Got To Be There is actually one of his best albums

haha lol

wait you're serious

it has as many classics and beautiful songs as Off The Wall

nah fam this ain't it

 

[@mjfanatic777]

wait you're serious

we may never know if he is serious or not. might as well ask him

@Mister_Jay_Tee r u serious?

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

we may never know if he is serious or not. might as well ask him

@Mister_Jay_Tee r u serious?

i am.

 

[aazzaabb]

Yes, I’ve listened to the whole kit and caboodle many times over by now.

I actually find the J5 albums a breeze to listen to as it’s extremely catchy pop music and each album is roughly about 35 minutes, and I’m a J5 fan so it’s genuinely enjoyable to me.

The first few Jackson’s albums I find to be a bit of a chore, although there’s tracks like Enjoy Yourself and of course Blues Away which is an important track, but really Destiny is where they come into their own as the complete package and Triumph is, well….its a triumph.

I completely get it if the J5 70’s bubblegum pop isn’t your thing, but every fan of solo adult Michael should listen to Destiny and Triumph at the very least. They’re incredible albums and with Off The Wall in between, can be taken as a soul, funk, r&b, disco trilogy, with Triumph moving more towards the Thriller 80’s pop sound.

Both Destiny and Triumph are absolutely essential listening.

 

[@mjfanatic777]

i am.

I guess he's serious

 

[Michaels Lover]

Got To Be There is actually one of his best albums. Like it has as many classics and beautiful songs as Off The Wall and Blood on the Dance Floor, crazy enough.

I agree 100%