#Michael jackson bad album bonus tracks tv#

With Bad, Jackson departed from his signature groove-based style and high-pitched vocals. Written and recorded between January 1985 and July 1987, Bad was the third and final collaboration between Jackson and producer Quincy Jones, with Jackson co-producing and composing all but two tracks. It was released on August 31, 1987, by Epic Records, nearly five years after Jackson's previous album, Thriller (1982). Why thy were too lazy to go back to the sources and make high quality scans is beyond me.Bad is the seventh studio album by American singer and songwriter Michael Jackson. Some films are missing, some are pointlessly cropped to create a fake wide screen version.

#Michael jackson bad album bonus tracks tv#

Michael Jackson's Vision has low quality crappy early 90s TV tapes as the source for their videos. Rumor has it that the Estate located the 35mm film reels for Wembley just a few months after Bad 25 was released. Michael has filmed most of his shows, it makes no sense why we don't have more releases. The Wembley Concert is a great show but we need a Michael Jackson concert blu ray. They did little to nothing to promote it. Also the mastering was terrible and the songs were compressed (this has been going on with Jackson since 2001). Songs from the era like 'We Are Here To Change The World', 'Cheater', and 'Mind Is The Magic' were also ignored. Hot Fever, Pyramid Girl, and the early version of Another Part of Me were nowhere to be found as well as any other early demo of the officially released tracks.

What we got was just 6 new tracks, a bunch of previously released stuff, and 3 pointless remixes, not to mention being forced to buy a crappy sounding version of the original Bad album with it. Bad 25 in the initial press release talked about a disc containing unreleased tracks and early demos of released songs on the album. Michael's Estate has been awful with past releases. How the executors can release Bad 25 without even talking to Quincy, Bernie, or Bruce Swedien is beyond me, especially when all these talents are still with us. Just uncompressed original music mastered by Bernie Grundman with a book of information about each track. No re-releases, no compression, no remixes, no crap. I want nothing more than properly done, great quality releases of Michael's music as it was recorded. I'm hoping their recently reported tax fraud will get them out of the job. Most Michael fans, myself included are very pessimistic about the Estate. Surely the bonus disc would've helped it sell better than just re-releasing it as-is, no? Weird. * - Eventually released officially on The Ultimate Collection 'Who Is It' (IHS Mix) Michael Jackson 7:55 'Dangerous' (Early Version*) Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell, Teddy Riley 6:38 10. 'Black or White' (The ClivillГ©s & Cole Radio Mix) Michael Jackson rap lyrics by Bill Bottrell 3:34Д©. 'She Got It' Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell, Teddy Riley 4:29ДЁ. 'Happy Birthday Lisa' Michael Jackson 1:37Д§. 'Serious Effect' (featuring LL Cool J) Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley 4:18Д¦. 'If You Don't Love Me' Michael Jackson 4:13ДҐ. 'Work That Body' Michael Jackson, Bryan Loren 3:30Д¤. 'Monkey Business*' Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell 5:46ДЈ. 'Bumper Snippet' (Kid Part) Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell 0:18Дў. (Cut and pasted from the Dangerous Wikipeida page):ДЎ. When Dangerous was going to be re-released in 2001 as part of the MJ Special Edition catalog re-releases, it was going to have an entire second disc of rarities: