Michael Jackson - Invincible *
| Michael Jackson - Invincible * |
Manufacturer: Sony
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074646940020 Retail Price: $19.98 #Deals:
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Personnel includes: Michael Jackson (vocals, various instruments, programming); Notorious B.I.G., Fats (rap vocals); Baby Rubba, Prince |
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Michael Jackson - Invincible * Specs:
| Product Name | Michael Jackson - Invincible * |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Product Number MPN | 074646940020 |
| Retail Price | $19.98 |
| EAN-13 | 0007464694002 |
| EAN-14 | 00074646940020 |
| UPC | 074646940020 |
| Specifications | |
| Release Date | 2001-10-30 |
| Format | Audio CD, CD |
| Artist(s) | Michael Jackson |
| Album | Epic, Invincible |
| Tracks | - Unbreakable
- Heartbreaker
- Invincible
- Break Of Dawn
- Heaven Can Wait
- You Rock My World
- Butterflies
- Speechless
- 2000 Watts
- You Are My Life
- Privacy
- Don't Walk Away
- Cry
- The Lost Children
- Whatever Happens
- Threatened
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| Num. of Items | 1 |
| Record Label | Epic |
| Genre | Pop R&B |
| Deal first added on: | 19-January-2004 |
Latest 5 Reviews
Here is what people are saying about the Michael Jackson - Invincible *
 "Invincible,Fantastic" | 2009-11-02 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2I0VGQAYUTX0E |
| I heard the whole CD and it was so BEAUTIFUL! Michael is an true artist whose talent went straight to orbit. The lyrics on this CD is not only romantic but very passionate, cheerful, positive and so spectacular! I HIGHLY reccommend EVERYONE to buy this CD and you will love it! Its worth every single penny. That's hpw wonderful this music truly is. Also. Michael has a powerful angelic voice and he is angel himself. |
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| "Amazingly Good" | 2009-10-24 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2UNFAN59TGH84 |
| Too bad I had to wait for Michael Jackson to die to catch up on his later music. He still has all his vocal chops here, is in great voice. There are gorgeous ballads on here. The guest shot by Carlos Santana is great. All this stuff sounds fresh, not dated. Who is going to give us those beats WITH this fantastic voice and gorgeous melodies and lyrics? Answer: no one. I can only be glad his kids see what it was all about. |
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| "Invincible has smooth vocals!" | 2009-10-24 |
| - Reviewed By User: A30T1JSOQH1TD8 |
| I was disheartened to learn that many considered this album a "flop". I consider it wonderful! Michael Jackson does not create junk--only musical pleasure of the highest quality! If you are looking for "Thriller" you won't find it here. This album concentrates more on Michael's smooth R&B vocals, with beautiful dynamics. It concentrates on magnificent ballads rather than dance music, although you will find yourself pumping to "You Rock My World", "Unbreakable", and "2000 Watts", (which also showcases Michael's deep vocal range, not typical of his style, but lovely-and "Butterflies" which showcases Michael's amazing high vocal range). The ballads are sung with Michael's unique brand of raw emotion. "Speechless" and "Cry" are very spiritual in nature, very uplifting. This album reveals a different side of Michael-a more mature artist, and an evolved musical expression. I believe this album was not properly promoted, and due to the heavy media-bashing of Michael Jackson, this album was severly underappreciated by many. I've been a Michael Jackson fan all my life--since his career just began with the Jackson 5. The main thing I've learned over the years is to put my trust in the artist. His job is to entertain, and without question Michael has NEVER FAILED TO deliver! This album contains some of his very best work. Never underestimate the "King". Every one of his albums holds up with the change of time. I enjoy "Off the Wall", "Thriller", "Bad", "Dangerous" "History", and the "Jackson 5" music today just as much as I did many years ago. "Invincible" also holds up well today, because falling in love never goes out of style, therefore his ballads will remain timeless classics! My advice to others who are unsure about this album: Don't let the "media-freaks" poison your mind and sway your opinion. Buy it, play it, close your eyes and really listen to it. The music will speak to you, if you allow yourself to encounter the experience! |
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 "Michael Jackson:King Of Paranoid?" | 2009-10-18 |
| - Reviewed By pentax10420022 |
| Considering all the complex circumstances regarding Mike during the time this album was released it's amazing that this album even came together at all. Obviously still looking to maintain his universal acceptance even as it was seriously dwindling Mike turned not only to hot producer Rodney Jerkins but to his old Dangerous era collaborator Teddy Riley in order to accomodate his new musical needs. Since he always tended to take an enormously long time between albums there were some changing trends in pop and R&B since he'd last released any new music. One of the most important things to consider about this album is....how Jerkins choice of using a very edgy,tensed up variety of hip-hop inspired funk was very aprapot in terms of the awkward and intensely paranoid atmosphere hanging over a good portion of this material. Sometimes the production is pretty busy and sometimes it's just right. But Mike was about more than production and...in terms of his own musical vision here it would only have been wished that his songwriting skills here could match his ambitions. From music to his vocal concepts two or three concepts tend to drag on rather relentlessly throughout a lot of these songs. The result in fact isn't always exactly close to pop. True repetition is at the core of funk and Mike had always used it to just the proper degree in much of what he'd done thus far. Yet here he isn't always able to channel that concept into something that allowed him to grow as a musical entity. The overall impression was that he was simply tired. But it wasn't for any like of trying because songs such as the title song,"Unbreakable" and even the hit "You Rock My World" showcase Mike trying to get his groove on despite his deep personel problems that by this point had nearly overtaken his whole life. Than again that was the core of the problem:Michael Jackson by 2001 was a public entity who was known at that time more for a litany of scandel than as a musical artist. Therefore it's that element which takes over everything-despite his rather appealing later use of a gruffer staccato style of singing and even seemed strained and weakened here,with more pathos than would be expected from him. Actually the two Teddy Riley contributions are actually among the songs where this works artistically. "Heaven Can Wait" is actually a very nice poetic love song in his tradtion of such and the concept comes together relatively well.Though I would not call it 100% true to form either. "200 Watts" on the other hand is an uptempo jam where Mike drops into his bass voice for the first time since the late 70's and in fact it's so deep at this point it's sometimes hard to tell it's him singing. One of the best songs on the album is "Butterflies"-now musically it does have the feeling of a modern day Off the Wall style number with it's chord changes and use of horns but still one cannot think of what Quincy Jones or even Teddy Riley might've done with this production.Doesn't keep it from being one of this albums handfull of standout songs.Much of the rest of the album such as "Privacy","The Lost Children","Cry","Don't Walk Away" and "Threatened" are completely absorbed by Mike's disjointed emotional gushing and more than a fare share of the paranoid ranting which,considering his often ill conseived idolation looses any possible appeal by this point. It's really more of an interesting musical document of one of the most difficult periods in Mike's life and career but in terms of having much pop or strong dancable appeal most of it is more likely to make people wonder and maybe even a bit nervous than to feel like jamming along with Mike. Since this turned out to be the last album he realesed during his lifetime he deserved more than that. |
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| "Glad I bought this CD." | 2009-10-16 |
| - Reviewed By User: AA8W7NEK7BDM1 |
| Sadly, I had not paid much attention to MJ's music until after he was gone, but have bought many of his CDs and DVDs in the past few months. I was hesitant to buy this CD because I remembered all negative reviews it got when it first came out. I am really glad that I did buy it and would certainly recommend it to others. I loved many of the songs, especially the ballads. What a beautiful and expressive voice he has on the slow songs. I can't get "Whatever Happens" with Carlos Santana out of my head. I can only guess that some of the poor early reviews of this CD had more to do with the reviewers' opinions of the man and not the music. His last 20 years on earth seemed like an uphill battle at every turn. Rest in peace MJ and thank you for all the beautiful music you gave to the world. |
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