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Guest 21st Aug 2009
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I believe Dangerous is Michaels best album... It wasn't recognised as his best album in the charts compared to his other discs- recieving only one UK No. 1. with "Black or White". But, this is a collection of songs that still sound fresh almost 15 years after their making. On top of that there is a mix of Pop, Rock and Soul through out "Dangerous" which really does make it a must-have for your CD collection :D The King Of Pop certainly does not disappoint on this one.. Trully Brilliant :)
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Guest 3rd Sep 2008
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Michael is always best at what he does. Long live the king of pop.- Read Guest's review (43 words)
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popeda
13th May 2007
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This album is one of Michael's best. More than any other album, it is full of energy and feeling. Balanced with energetic fun songs, sweet slow songs, and a mix of the two, this album has something for everyone. Full of songs that you will listen to years later, it is worth every penny and is still one of the better albums an artist has made.- Read popeda's review (80 words)
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sjefke
22nd Jun 2005
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I've bought this Michael Jackson, Dangerous album in like 2000, we had it on tape before but I want it on CD* the tape I had is lost for 10 years, so a lot of songs are on it but I can't remember except for the classics, remember the time (and I remember :D) black or white and heal the world.
There are a lot of people who say Michaels albums got bad after bad but they were wrong. The major change to his music is his producer, he left Quincy Jones for the new jack sound of Ted Riley.
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