Dangerous - Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson gets a lot of coverage in the press but unfortunately the reasons are not musical and his talents are often overlooked these days and when I bought the 'Dangerous' album I realised what a talented individual he actually is. Now this is my first ever review of a CD so if it isn't very good them please leave some tips in the comments section if you wouldn't mind so that I can take note and make future opinions better. The Album is 77 minutes long and contains 14 songs some of which I had heard before and many that I had not. Each song is different and there is a good blend of Pop and Ballads and covers many different issues although ...  Read the complete review

I was reading the paper today and I noticed that there is a programme on about Michael Jackson on, on Sunday evening and as I worship him I thought that I would do another opinion on his music. This time I shall warn you all as before that I will try and be objective but it is difficult!! With this album Michael Jackson certainly retains his position as the King! This time I bring you: DANGEROUS The album was released in 1991 and has some of the best songs of all time on it. A Dangerous tour was also done at this time but I was too young to go and no one would take me (That’s why in July 1997 I just HAD to go). If I remember correctly it ...  Read the complete review

Michael Jackson's pop masterpiece, 'Dangerous' was released in 1991 and signified a move away from trying to replicate the success of 'Thriller'. Learning his lessons from 'Bad', Jackson changed music style, direction and even changed producer from Quincy Jones to Teddy Riley. The result was something which sometimes hit the doldrums but sometimes produced perhaps the best music in his career. Always one to open things up with a bang, the first track 'Jam' is no exception to this. Written by Jackson, Bruce Swedien, Rene Moore and Teddy Rile, the experimentation with new jack swing is one that definitely pays off and this is track really gets your blood ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** As a huge Michael Jackson fan I was shocked, upset, distraught and every other similar word you can use to describe when I heard the news about his death on Thursday. I was so shocked that I was glued to Sky News for about three and a half hours to get the news as it came. After that it was about three in the morning and on impulse I just opened Windows Media Player and just listened through to my Michael Jackson collection. I then eventually went to sleep about 7.30ish in the morning. I did this to remember him for his music. And That is why I have decided to review Dangerous as looking at my dooyoo profile I realised that this was one album ...  Read the complete review

"Dangerous" was the eighth solo release from the legend that is Michael Jackson. It dropped in 1991 and found that he would continue performing more work in the style of his classic material, as he blazed out some classic Pop joints, but the late singer would also go on to introduce more of the conscious songs in addition to the inclusion alternative influences, such as Hip Hop. 1. "Jam" The album gets going with Michael laying down a funky jam to reintroduce himself into the game, after a far stretch away from it and you see that form this early stage yo hae him working alongside many producers, including (most notably) the Guy ...  Read the complete review