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The Jacksons, Michael Jackson, Motown 25 Live Part 1
The Jacksons are Michael Jackson, who is doing a concert for the Motown 25 Enjoy! RIP Michael Jackson King Of Pop
Michael Jackson – 1988 Grammy Awards (high quality) (The Way You Make Me Feel and Man In The Mirror)
I love this performance .. owened by: MJJ PRODUCTION, Sony Music Entertainment.
Michael Jackson: This Is It (Two-Disc Limited Edition with 3D Backstage Pass version 2) [Blu-ray]
Michael Jackson: This Is It (Two-Disc Limited Edition with 3D Backstage Pass version 2) [Blu-ray] Review
I’ve probably written two-dozen reviews of music DVDs here on Amazon, and of all the music DVDs that I’ve seen, none were really like Michael Jackson’s This Is It. The major difference between This Is It and the other music DVDs that I’ve seen is that the others are all live concerts; This Is It is footage of rehearsals and preparation for the tour that Jackson was to perform starting in July 2009…which of course never got started due to his untimely and quite tragic death.
Odd as Michael was (and looked), he truly was a musical genius….So many great songs over a span of half a century. And over the past 25 years Michael’s life became part of pop culture and he was a captive to whatever the tabloids wanted to portray the guy as at any given time. What this film does is give you the opportunity to see Michael Jackson the performer and also a first hand look at the man behind the performer. And it turns out that two things are indeed confirmed: he was a musical genius and he was eccentrically odd.
To set the record straight, this impromptu documentary/concert DVD was never meant to be; the cameras and crew were apparently on set rehearsing themselves for filming of the first few actual shows. So what you ultimately get are very real and unrehearsed rehearsal sessions. And I gotta say, I wish that all of the music DVDs that I own or have watched included a behind the scenes rehearsal session. It’s a very cool perspective to watch from. You not only get full or close to full performances of most of the songs, you see the real prep work that goes into performing each song and you get a glimpse at the personalities and camaraderie of the band, the performers/dancers and of course MJ.
The film’s director Kenny Ortega is probably best known for the High School Musical movies. Kenny comes across like Michael’s therapist. You know that guy Ben Stein with the monotone delivery? Ortega has the same droning voice and throughout This Is It Ortega can be heard comically talking like a child therapist to Michael as if to prevent him from having a tantrum. It’s really amusing.
But the real fun is watching Jackson perform the songs that you probably grew up with. The band is really on, and Michael at age 51 still sang like an angel when he needed to and could rock with the rest when he wanted to. There are very few low (or boring) moments on the DVD; when it was over I was looking for more. But alas there was no more; only the realization that it was really over and that The King of Pop has left fans with a nice parting gift in this DVD.
Songs include:
“Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'”
“Speechless”
“Jam”
“Bad”
“They Don’t Care About Us”
“Human Nature”
“Smooth Criminal”
“The Way You Make Me Feel.”
“I Want You Back”, “The Love You Save”, “I’ll Be There” and “Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)” medley
“I Just Can’t Stop Loving You”
“Thriller”
“Who Is It”
“Beat It
“Black or White”
“Earth Song”
“Billie Jean
“Man in the Mirror”
“This Is It”
Michael Jackson: This Is It (Two-Disc Limited Edition with 3D Backstage Pass version 2) [Blu-ray] Overview
The two-disc Blu-ray limited edition includes a bonus disc plus PSP digital copy! Also included is a 3D backstage pass replica (version 2)!
Michael Jackson’s This Is It will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the performer as he developed, created and rehearsed for his sold-out concerts that would have taken place beginning this summer in London’s O2 Arena. Chronicling the months from April through June 2009, the film is produced with the full support of the Estate of Michael Jackson and drawn from more than one hundred hours of behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Jackson rehearsing a number of his songs for the show. Audiences will be given a privileged and private look at Jackson as he has never been seen before. In raw and candid detail, Michael Jackson’s This Is It captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show. Directed by Kenny Ortega, who was both Michael Jackson’s creative partner and the director of the stage show.
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RIP Michael Jackson Memory You're not alone
WTV want to show that respect by sending some of his best music videos and memories. You are not alone.
Michael Jackson – Beat It (officialmusic)
Michael Jackson – Beat it
Michael Jackson, The King of Pop
Michael Jackson, The King of Pop Review
Michael Jackson, The King of Pop Overview
Michael Jackson / The King of Pop This is a great collection of Michael Jackson’s best performances. See him in exciting concerts and music videos for Bad, Beat It, Black Or White, Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough, The Way You Make Me Feel, Thriller and Thriller live (1987), and much much more.
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Michael Jackson – Dirty Diana
The video for Michael Jackson Dirty Diana run. (C) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment
Michael Jackson – Smooth Criminal – Live in Bucharest in 1992
Here is the song Magnificent Tues Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson concert in Bucharest …. Good vision.
Michael Jackson Live DVD HQ full circle History 1996 Part 7
Michael Jackson Live DVD HQ FULL Concert History Tour 1996 Dvdrip best quality on youtube. Check the page with all parts of the DVD FULL (see subscribe if you like)
Speed Demon Michael Jackson – – Part II
Michael Jackson Speed Demon, Part II
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