Michael Jackson ‎– Invincible - 2001 Pop Hip Hop R+B - Sealed Pic Disc 2LP

Michael Jackson ‎– Invincible

Label:
Epic ‎– 19075866461I1, MJJ Productions ‎– 19075866461I1
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Picture Disc, Reissue

NEW COPY NEVER PLAYED IN PLASTIC JACKET
Country:
US
ReReleased:
24 Aug 2018

released 2001

Genre:
Hip Hop, Funk / Soul, Pop
Style:
Contemporary R&B, Neo Soul, New Jack Swing, Ballad, Gospel, Pop Rap

Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, California

Barcode (Scanned): 190758664613
Barcode (Printed): 1 9075-86646-1 3
Genre: Electronic
Style: Synth-pop, Disco

Tracklist:

A1 Unbreakable
Rap [Featuring] - Notorious B.I.G.
A2 Heartbreaker
A3 Invincible
A4 Break Of Dawn

B1 Heaven Can Wait
B2 You Rock My World
B3 Butterflies
B4 Speechless

C1 2000 Watts
C2 You Are My Life
C3 Privacy
C4 Don't Walk Away

D1 Cry
D2 The Lost Children
D3 Whatever Happens
D4 Threatened

Blue Coloured Side has Side A songs: (Unbreakable, Heartbreaker, Invincible, Break Of Dawn)
Green Coloured Side has Side B songs: (Heaven Can Wait, You Rock My World, Butterflies, Speechless)
Orange Coloured Side has Side C songs: (2000 Watts, You Are My Life, Privacy, Don't Walk Away)
Red Coloured Side has Side D songs: (Cry, The Lost Children, Whatever Happens, Threatened)

Michael displays the seemingly limitless range of his vocal talent through songs like 'Butterflies' and 'Speechless' where he elevates his voice with remarkable control, sensitivity and warmth. The best song on the album and arguably his best song ever is 'Whatever Happens'. Lyrically touching, Michael passionately narrates the tale of two troubled lovers over the musical backdrop of Carlos Santana. The song is brilliant for its romantic grittiness and instrumental and vocal elegance.

An interesting element to the album is that despite Michael's self-proclamation as the 'King of Pop', the album isn't at all pop-like. With the exception of 'You Rock My World', which is a wonderful toe-tapping piece but obviously made for commercial consumption, a number of the songs will have greater chances being played on R&B stations than on the Top 40.

Despite these flaws, the album overall is a demonstration of Michael's unquestionable raw vocal talent which is unmatched by any contemporary singer male or female. And to a certain degree, the album is an expression of Michael's resistance to a media, which seems bent on dragging him down by obsessing over his eccentricities and personal misfortunes. Because in spite of it all, after you hear this album, no matter what the song, you can't help but say to yourself, 'Damn, this guy can sing!"

Michael displays the seemingly limitless range of his vocal talent through songs like 'Butterflies' and 'Speechless' where he elevates his voice with remarkable control, sensitivity and warmth. The best song on the album and arguably his best song ever is 'Whatever Happens'. Lyrically touching, Michael passionately narrates the tale of two troubled lovers over the musical backdrop of Carlos Santana. The song is brilliant for its romantic grittiness and instrumental and vocal elegance.

An interesting element to the album is that despite Michael's self-proclamation as the 'King of Pop', the album isn't at all pop-like. With the exception of 'You Rock My World', which is a wonderful toe-tapping piece but obviously made for commercial consumption, a number of the songs will have greater chances being played on R&B stations than on the Top 40.

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Despite these flaws, the album overall is a demonstration of Michael's unquestionable raw vocal talent which is unmatched by any contemporary singer male or female. And to a certain degree, the album is an expression of Michael's resistance to a media, which seems bent on dragging him down by obsessing over his eccentricities and personal misfortunes. Because in spite of it all, after you hear this album, no matter what the song, you can't help but say to yourself, 'Damn, this guy can sing!"

Michael Jackson - Speechless

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