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In its box set form, it's doubtless the most lavish anniversary release accorded any of Jackson's solo albums. BAD 25 generously expands the story of this landmark album by looking to the past (unreleased demos, live footage on DVD, the first-ever official audio document of a Jackson concert on CD) and the present (remixes of Bad tracks by current hip-hop stars). Out of six Grammy nominations, Bad picked up two of the trophies. (Katy Perry repeated the feat in 2010 with her Teenage Dream.) A sixth single hit the Top 10 and a seventh made the Top 20. It yielded five Billboard Hot 100 number ones, the first album to do so. Bad, however, was tightly packed with wall-to-wall hits and has sold over 30 million copies to date. It heralded the end of another era, too, as Jackson's final album designed to the constraints of standard LP length his future projects would become more sprawling and some would argue, less focused. The third and final collaboration between Jackson and producer Quincy Jones, Bad marked Jackson's ascendancy to near-complete creative control. But Michael Jackson's most significant legacy is now, and has always been, in the joyous, liberated, boundary-breaking music he created, and that's what is celebrated on BAD 25, from Epic Records and Legacy Recordings, available as a standard CD, 3-CD/1-DVD box set (88725 40095 2), Target-exclusive 2 -CD/1-DVD set and vinyl LP. Today, Jackson has been gone for more than three years, and not a day goes by without some family controversy filling the newspapers. It was similarly inevitable that, in 2012, Bad would be revisited in an anniversary edition, allowing it to stand on its own, out of the shadow of Thriller. Despite the swagger of those lyrics from its title track, it was inevitable that for many, Bad would fail to reach the same high artistic standards as its predecessor, even as it broke one record after another. Rather than instantly capitalizing on his success with a follow-up, though, Jackson waited roughly five years before releasing his next solo musical statement: 1987's Bad. Still recognized today as the best-selling album of all time, Thriller spawned seven Top 10 singles, received eight Grammy Awards, and elevated the one-time child star to the rarefied status of an international icon of music, dance, fashion and culture. He threw the gauntlet down not just to his fellow musicians, but to himself, with the 1982 smash Thriller. Those words would likely have sounded like pure hubris had they emerged from any singer other than Michael Jackson. Well, they say the sky's the limit and to me, that's really true.But, my friend, you have seen nothing! Just wait 'til I get through.

Download michael jackson bad 25th blu-ray