- Love 4 J Knight
- Remixed: Kool & the Gang
- The Duffy Experience
- Forever Platinum
- Confessions of an R&B Singer
- Cox Rewind
- Danny’s Second Face
- The Fix Is In
- Buggin’ Out Over Bugnanas
- Welcome Home Danny
- Badu’s Sloppy Attempt at an Album
- Fading into Popularity
- Drugged Expectations
- A Trip Down Memory Lane with Jordan Knight
- Same Joey Mac
- When Bad Albums Happen To Half-Decent Talent
- It’s Good to Be Troubled
- I Now Understand the Underwhelming Feeling for Keri Hilson
- A Chronicles Legend
- Building New Kids Legend
- A New Kids Xmas
- Realizing A Phenomenon
- Will You Be Under Lyrical Mind Control?
- Rock Out with Fefe
- To Believe or Not to Believe…
- Guns ‘N Roses: When They Rocked
- Monáe and Her Out of This World Debut
- Have to be in the mood for XTC
- It Has All Gone Right
- BEP: When There Were Three
- The Foolishness of Monkey Business
- Long Live The Dutches of Crap!
- The Retardation of BEP
- If Only It Truly Was the End
- No Real Shock, Still Searching for Value
- Is There Still Room for Musiq
- A Shockless Attempt At Creating Value
- Not So Lifted
- Erykah’s Underground World
- Failed Renegotiations
- Reliving the Magic That Is the Commadores
- Arguing With A Tree Is Fun
- Monáe’s Audition is “Cute”
- In the Heights Soundtrack
- Has Shakira Been Downgraded to be the New Beyonce?
- Is It His World, Or Is He A Squirrel Trying To Get A nut In Ours?
- ATBAN Klan Dismissed
- It’s Official: I’m As Bored As He Sounds
- Does Richie Still Have What It Takes?
- Falling In Love with Boyz II Men All Over Again
- I’m Sold On Blue October’s History
- What Is The Answer?
- It’s Time For Cypress Hill To Be Shut Down
- Swiss Beats Creates Hyped Mediocracy
- It Needs To Be Treated Just As Raydiation – With Hazmat Suites
- Next Stop – Snorezville
- A Soulful Life
- The Amazement of Nina Simone
- Buble: The Crooner of Remakes
- Sweet Music Created Out Of Bitterness
- Hamilton’s Made His Point
- End of an Empire
- Breaking Through The Madness
- No Go For Coco
- Are Boyz II Men The Remedy?
- Schooling Listeners but Not Preachy
- Keeping My Hands All Over Maroon 5
- Joy or Misery?
- The Id of Gray
Album: Anthology: 2 Disc
Artist(s): Michael Jackson
Drop Date: March 21, 1995
Blades: 10
Grade: A+
Bottom-line: A must have!
Review: Man, I had to take it BACK! BACK to when folks saw Michael as a BLACK man… BACK to when he owned an AFRO-COMB (With the FIST!)… I’m taking it BACK!!!
“Got To Be There” kicks it all off with when he’s telling his love interest at the tender, stage-age of 12 that he wanted to see her wake up in the morning, in the cradle next to his. Songs like this always have me reminisce about the cartoon from the 70′s with reruns in the 80′s (The Jackson 5). Even down to watching shows like Good Times, What’s Happening, Different Stokes, etc. Thinking back to when if a boy hit you, the black eye was out of love, not torture. If the street lights came on, you shouldn’t be in a spotlight. You weren’t hosting a concert.
Even back in the days, brothers were singing songs to chicks named Maria, but only Michael could sing about a Rat & it becomes a number 1 HIT “Ben”! It warms my blades to know that a brother would sing his heart out on “I Want To Be Where You Are.”
His rendition of 3 classics “Ain’t No Sunshine”, “Love is Here & Now You’re Gone,” & “People Make the World Go Round” are actually very good for a youngster to tackle, but then again, that is what was expected from M.J. & nothing less.
Since this disc has “Dancing Machine” on it I must give this man an 3 extra blades because that video alone was too much… the little robot lady, remember?? Sorry people, but I slipped into memory lane for a moment…
10 blades and an A+ shows that great music and nostalgia win every time! Now he can get to slicing some lawsuits……..
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