You can only listen to one Mike Jack album your whole life

[Clayton Endicott]

working day and night is my favorite mj song. far and away,. everybody involved in that joint was showing off...mike, Q, the horn section, the background singers...

Yep. Everybody. I listen to the drums on tracks because I used to play and even he showed out. Imagine hearing that in concert

 

[Umoja]

Thriller is almost 40 years old

 

[Sbp]

You mean like Jackson 5 era stuff? We all fukk with it, but it was some teenager shyt at the same time. As a grown man you can't really go around bumping "i saw mommy kissing santa claus." in the whip like that.

Yeah but Dancing Machine was and still is a Banger though

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

I'm going with BAD.

On a side note, do ppl even fuk with MJ's music pre-Off The Wall era? It seems like his work before '79 is pretty much forgotten by many.

Cuz his adult work is so legendary.

He's like the only child prodigy who MORE than succeeded expectations and reached full potential as an adult.

Not many child stars amount to shyt or are able to shake off that childhood image but MIKE was born to be a star and he had the work ethic to succeed and fulfill his purpose..

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

You mean like Jackson 5 era stuff? We all fukk with it, but it was some teenager shyt at the same time. As a grown man you can't really go around bumping "i saw mommy kissing santa claus." in the whip like that.

 

[Mike the Executioner]

While he has better albums, Dangerous speaks to me differently than the rest

What you said, but with HIStory. I think this is the only place I've seen have any appreciation for that album. It was like if The Lost Tapes was full of brand new material and not a compilation.

Plus, if I take it, I also get the first disc which is his greatest hits.

 

[Ahadi]

Going Thriller.

Human Nature might be top 10 song in history.

Invincible was good too. Not as good as Triller or OTW

 

[@OffHalsted]

I'm going with BAD.

On a side note, do ppl even fuk with MJ's music pre-Off The Wall era? It seems like his work before '79 is pretty much forgotten by many.

Too soulful for mainstream voice Deeper on his early albums


Mike was flowing on Philly Sound

 

[Bud Bundy]

Off the wall

 

[Metal Face]

Thriller slaps the most

 

[Rozay Oro]

Might have to go with Invincible and I love his older albums way more.

 

[CodeKansas]

Picked OTW because that's pretty much how I'm already living now.

Ah, on the floor and daaaaaaaaaaance -

 

[Tasha And]

HIStory

 

[BigE214]

RIP MIKE JACK















always strapped, when we hit da club

 

[Mr. Negative]

Off The Wall.