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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history. Accordingly, the production went all-out. Jackson had fallen into a rabbit hole of technophilia at the time, and as such, the album featured some of the most cutting-edge technology that he could get his hands on, most prominently including digital synths and samplers like the Fairlight CMI and Synclavier PSMT and using digital recording equipment at a time when it had just become accessible to the majority of artists (note that the album started production the same year that Music/DireStraits put out ''Music/{{Brothers in Arms|Album}}'', which solidified the rise of digital recording and the UsefulNotes/CompactDisc). This, Jackson's perfectionism, and various other commitments resulted in the album taking two and a half years to record (compared to ''Thriller'', which was put together in just over half a year).
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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history. Accordingly, the production went all-out. Jackson had fallen into a rabbit hole of technophilia at the time, and as such, the album featured some of the most cutting-edge technology that he could get his hands on, most prominently including digital synths and samplers like the Fairlight CMI and Synclavier PSMT and using digital recording equipment at a time when it had just become accessible to the majority of artists (note that the album started production the same year that Music/DireStraits put out ''Music/{{Brothers in Arms|Album}}'', which solidified the rise of digital recording and the UsefulNotes/CompactDisc).Platform/CompactDisc). This, Jackson's perfectionism, and various other commitments resulted in the album taking two and a half years to record (compared to ''Thriller'', which was put together in just over half a year).
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** "Smooth Criminal" went through ''two'' remixes: the first one added a brand-new Synclavier overdub to thicken up the bass line, while the second removed the heavy breathing noises from the intro.
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** "Smooth Criminal" went through ''two'' remixes: the first one added a brand-new Synclavier overdub to thicken up the bass line, while the second removed the heavy breathing noises from the intro. The official music video includes time-lapse excerpts from ''Moonwalker'', though a video of the song's scene from the film also exists.
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: Averted. In the song "Abortion Papers," which evolved into "Streetwalker" before getting bumped altogether by "Another Part of Me," Jackson cries:
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: Averted. In the song "Abortion Papers," "Song Groove (Abortion Papers)," which evolved into "Streetwalker" before getting bumped altogether by "Another Part of Me," Jackson cries:
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--> ''Baby loves me, but she never shows''
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--> ''Tell 'em that we're just good friends''
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: ''Bad'' and ''The Man In The Mirror'' cemented the idea that Jackson shouts "shamone!" when he sings.
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: ''Bad'' "Bad" and ''The Man In The Mirror'' "Man in the Mirror" cemented the idea that Jackson shouts "shamone!" when he sings.
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* SillyRabbitCynicismIsForLosers: "The Man In The Mirror" tells us the world can be changed.
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* SillyRabbitCynicismIsForLosers: "The Man In The in the Mirror" tells us the world can be changed.
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# "Don't Be Messing Around" (4:19)
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# "Don't Be Messing Around" Messin' 'Round" (4:19)
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** Music/StevieWonder sings along in "Just Good Friends".
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** Music/StevieWonder sings along in "Just Good Friends".Friends"; Jackson would return the favor by appearing on Wonder's song "Get It" later that year.
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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history. Accordingly, the production went all-out. Jackson had fallen into a rabbit hole of technophilia at the time, and as such, the album featured some of the most cutting-edge technology that he could get his hands on, most prominently including digital synths and samplers like the Fairlight CMI and Synclavier PSMT and using digital recording equipment at a time when it had just become accessible to the majority of artists. This, Jackson's perfectionism, and various other commitments resulted in the album taking two and a half years to record (compared to ''Thriller'', which was put together in just over half a year).
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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history. Accordingly, the production went all-out. Jackson had fallen into a rabbit hole of technophilia at the time, and as such, the album featured some of the most cutting-edge technology that he could get his hands on, most prominently including digital synths and samplers like the Fairlight CMI and Synclavier PSMT and using digital recording equipment at a time when it had just become accessible to the majority of artists.artists (note that the album started production the same year that Music/DireStraits put out ''Music/{{Brothers in Arms|Album}}'', which solidified the rise of digital recording and the UsefulNotes/CompactDisc). This, Jackson's perfectionism, and various other commitments resulted in the album taking two and a half years to record (compared to ''Thriller'', which was put together in just over half a year).
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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history.
''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Thriller'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it. But it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Thriller'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it. But it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
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His third and last album produced by Music/QuincyJones, ''Bad'' was the long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history. \n\n Accordingly, the production went all-out. Jackson had fallen into a rabbit hole of technophilia at the time, and as such, the album featured some of the most cutting-edge technology that he could get his hands on, most prominently including digital synths and samplers like the Fairlight CMI and Synclavier PSMT and using digital recording equipment at a time when it had just become accessible to the majority of artists. This, Jackson's perfectionism, and various other commitments resulted in the album taking two and a half years to record (compared to ''Thriller'', which was put together in just over half a year).
Upon and in the years after its release, ''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Thriller'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it.But However, it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
Upon and in the years after its release, ''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Thriller'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it.
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** In the music video of "Man in the Mirror," Jackson sings about changing the world, while archive footage of several famous humanitarian activists and politicians are spliced in, among them UsefulNotes/MahatmaGandhi, UsefulNotes/MikhailGorbachev, Bob Geldof, Lech Walesa, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, Desmond Tutu, Rosa Parks, UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy, UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr,...
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** In the music video of "Man in the Mirror," Jackson sings about changing the world, while archive footage of several famous humanitarian activists and politicians are spliced in, among them in. These include Indian independence leader UsefulNotes/MahatmaGandhi, Soviet premier UsefulNotes/MikhailGorbachev, musician and UsefulNotes/LiveAid organizer Bob Geldof, Polish union leader Lech Walesa, Wałęsa, South African anti-Apartheid activists Nelson Mandela, Mandela and Desmond Tutu, Albanian-Indian nun Mother Teresa, Desmond Tutu, Rosa Parks, US president UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy, UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr,...and UsefulNotes/CivilRightsMovement figures Rosa Parks and UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr.
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** The music video of "Leave Me Alone" has shout-outs to Creator/ElizabethTaylor, ''Film/TheElephantMan'' and to ''Literature/GulliversTravels'' when gigantic Jackson breaks free from the ropes that pulled him down to the ground all the time.
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** The music video of "Leave Me Alone" has shout-outs to Creator/ElizabethTaylor, ''Film/TheElephantMan'' (tying in with the tabloid rumor that Jackson attempted to buy the real Elephant Man's bones) and to ''Literature/GulliversTravels'' when gigantic Jackson breaks free from the ropes that pulled him down to the ground all the time. time.
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* UpdatedRerelease: Four times. First in 2001 as a part of promotion for ''{{Music/Invincible}}''; then in 2009 for the box set titled ''The Collection''; again in 2012 for it's [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary]]. Both releases included unreleased tracks, and the anniversary release included a concert DVD and audio CD where Michael performed at Wembley Stadium during the Bad Tour, with Princess Diana in attendance. It was then re-released with its original tracklist (including "Leave Me Alone") in 2013 as part of iTunes' exclusive box set ''The Indispensable Collection''.
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* UpdatedRerelease: Four times. First in 2001 as a part of promotion for ''{{Music/Invincible}}''; ''Music/{{Invincible}}''; then in 2009 for the box set titled ''The Collection''; again in 2012 for it's [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary]]. Both The 2001 and 2012 releases included unreleased tracks, and the anniversary latter release included a concert DVD and audio CD where Michael performed at Wembley Stadium during the Bad Tour, with Princess Diana UsefulNotes/DianaPrincessOfWales in attendance. It was then re-released with its original tracklist (including "Leave Me Alone") in 2013 as part of iTunes' exclusive box set ''The Indispensable Collection''.
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities, wondering when Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of a video.[[labelnote:Among those appearing are...]]Beverly Johnson, Creator/MalcolmJamalWarner, Creator/ShermanHemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Creator/JasmineGuy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Creator/LouDiamondPhillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Music/DebbieGibson, Creator/RickSchroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Creator/SuzanneSomers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Don King, Creator/MayimBialik, Creator/Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg.[[/labelnote]] In the end, it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has features a truckload of Hollywood celebrities, wondering when Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of a video.[[labelnote:Among those appearing are...]]Beverly Johnson, Creator/MalcolmJamalWarner, Creator/ShermanHemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Creator/JasmineGuy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Creator/LouDiamondPhillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Music/DebbieGibson, Creator/RickSchroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Creator/SuzanneSomers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Don King, Creator/MayimBialik, Creator/Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg.[[/labelnote]] In the end, it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities wondering when Michael Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of the video? Among those appearing are Beverly Johnson, Creator/MalcolmJamalWarner, Creator/ShermanHemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Creator/JasmineGuy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Creator/LouDiamondPhillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Music/DebbieGibson, Creator/RickSchroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Creator/SuzanneSomers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Don King, Creator/MayimBialik, Creator/Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg. In the end [[spoiler: it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.]]
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities celebrities, wondering when Michael Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of the video? Among a video.[[labelnote:Among those appearing are Beverly are...]]Beverly Johnson, Creator/MalcolmJamalWarner, Creator/ShermanHemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Creator/JasmineGuy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Creator/LouDiamondPhillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Music/DebbieGibson, Creator/RickSchroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Creator/SuzanneSomers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Don King, Creator/MayimBialik, Creator/Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg. Creator/SteveGuttenberg.[[/labelnote]] In the end [[spoiler: end, it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.]]
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# "Don't Be Messing Around" (4:19)
# "I'm So Blue" (4:07)
# "Song Groove (Abortion Papers)" (4:26)
# "Free" (4:25)
# "Price of Fame" (4:33)
# "Al Capone" (3:34)
# "Streetwalker" (5:53)
# "Fly Away" (3:27)
# "Don't Be Messing Around" (4:19)
# "I'm So Blue" (4:07)
# "Song Groove (Abortion Papers)" (4:26)
# "Free" (4:25)
# "Price of Fame" (4:33)
# "Al Capone" (3:34)
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His third and last collaboration with Music/QuincyJones, it was the long anticipated ToughActToFollow after his previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history.
In a case of WhatCouldHaveBeen, "Bad" was intended as a duet between Jackson and Music/{{Prince}}, but Prince didn't like the opening line "your butt is mine" and thus the idea was thrown in the dumpster. The track "Streetwalker" was intended for the album, but eventually kept off the album in favour of "Another Part Of Me", which according to Frank Dileo, Jackson's manager, felt more danceable. It has now become a gem among Jackson fans who feel it is one of his best unreleased songs.
''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it. But it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
In a case of WhatCouldHaveBeen, "Bad" was intended as a duet between Jackson and Music/{{Prince}}, but Prince didn't like the opening line "your butt is mine" and thus the idea was thrown in the dumpster. The track "Streetwalker" was intended for the album, but eventually kept off the album in favour of "Another Part Of Me", which according to Frank Dileo, Jackson's manager, felt more danceable. It has now become a gem among Jackson fans who feel it is one of his best unreleased songs.
''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it. But it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
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His third and last collaboration with album produced by Music/QuincyJones, it ''Bad'' was the long anticipated long-anticipated ToughActToFollow after his Jackson's previous effort ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' had become the best-selling music album in history.
In a case of WhatCouldHaveBeen, "Bad" was intended as a duet between Jackson and Music/{{Prince}}, but Prince didn't like the opening line "your butt is mine" and thus the idea was thrown in the dumpster. The track "Streetwalker" was intended for the album, but eventually kept off the album in favour of "Another Part Of Me", which according to Frank Dileo, Jackson's manager, felt more danceable. It has now become a gem among Jackson fans who feel it is one of his best unreleased songs.
''Bad'' never reached the same success of ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' ''Thriller'' in terms of album sales; considering how well the last album did, it was probably a fool's errand to even hope for it. But it was still a colossal bestseller, going ten-times Platinum in the United States (upgraded to Diamond in 1999 when the RIAA opened Diamond certification) and 13-times Platinum in the United Kingdom.
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* HellBentForLeather: Jackson in the music video and album cover of "Bad."
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* HellBentForLeather: Jackson in the music video and album cover of "Bad." and the TitleTrack's music video.
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# "Leave Me Alone" (4:40) [[note]] Originally this one was only available as a single, but the CD release added it as a bonus track. [[/note]]
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* EightiesHair: Jackson sports a Jheri curl on the cover.
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* EightiesHair: Much like ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' five years prior, Jackson sports a Jheri curl on the cover.
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* ConceptVideo: All hit singles were accompanied by a music video.
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** The music video for "Bad" is one of Creator/MartinScorsese's many films (a short film in this case) about life in the BigRottenApple, depicting Jackson as Darryl, a reformed gangster attempting to prove to his former friends that he hasn't gone soft from private school.
** The video for "Liberian Girl" revolves around Jackson's celebrity friends preparing to shoot a musicvideo. video with him, constantly wondering where he is.
** The music video for "Bad" is one of Creator/MartinScorsese's many films (a short film in this case) about life in the BigRottenApple, depicting Jackson as Darryl, a reformed gangster attempting to prove to his former friends that he hasn't gone soft from private school.
** The video for "Liberian Girl" revolves around Jackson's celebrity friends preparing to shoot a music
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* CrossOver: Jackson and Music/StevieWonder perform together on "Just Good Friends." Jackson would return the favor, and sang on Wonder's single "Get It", which was released around the same time.
** Also, along with the aforementioned Prince appearance, Music/RunDMC was supposed to appear on the album with a song called "Crack Kills", but it never got completed. Check the [[Trivia/{{Bad}} Trivia page]] for the lowdown on what happened.
* DanceBattler: He does so in the music video of "Bad."
** Also, along with the aforementioned Prince appearance, Music/RunDMC was supposed to appear on the album with a song called "Crack Kills", but it never got completed. Check the [[Trivia/{{Bad}} Trivia page]] for the lowdown on what happened.
* DanceBattler: He does so in the music video of "Bad."
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* LetsDuet: "Just Good Friends" with Stevie Wonder and "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" with Siedah Garrett (although Garrett was not credited on the single sleeve, and the two vocalists sounded so similar some listeners weren't even aware the song was a duet).
** Siedah Garrett later recalled she didn't know she would be singing a duet with Jackson until the day of the recording session. She had assumed she would be working on her own solo album and was surprised to see Jackson at the studio until Quincy Jones informed her the two would be singing "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" (which she had already learned, assuming it was meant for her own album) as a duet.
** Music/BarbraStreisand had initially been considered as a duet partner for "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," but turned it down because she disliked the song.
** Siedah Garrett later recalled she didn't know she would be singing a duet with Jackson until the day of the recording session. She had assumed she would be working on her own solo album and was surprised to see Jackson at the studio until Quincy Jones informed her the two would be singing "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" (which she had already learned, assuming it was meant for her own album) as a duet.
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* LetsDuet: "Just Good Friends" with Stevie Wonder Music/StevieWonder and "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" with Siedah Garrett (although Garrett was not credited on the single sleeve, and the two vocalists sounded so similar some listeners weren't even aware the song was a duet).
** Siedahduet). Garrett later recalled she didn't know she would be singing a duet with Jackson until the day of the recording session. She had assumed she would be working on her own solo album and was surprised to see Jackson at the studio until Quincy Jones informed her the two would be singing "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" (which she had already learned, assuming it was meant for her own album) as a duet. \n** Music/BarbraStreisand had initially been considered as a duet partner for "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," but turned it down because she disliked the song.
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** "Dirty Diana" shortens the crowd applause at the end of the song.
** "Smooth Criminal" went through ''two'' remixes: the first oneremoved the heavy breathing noises from the intro, and the second added a brand-new Synclavier overdub to thicken up the bass line.line, while the second removed the heavy breathing noises from the intro.
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** The music video of "Bad" was directed by Creator/MartinScorsese. Creator/WesleySnipes plays one of the street hoodlums.
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A special edition, ''Bad 25'', was released as a joint distribution between Sony, Epic, and Michael Jackson's estate on September 18, 2012. The main two-disc release had a second disc with various remixes and unreleased tracks. A special edition added recordings of Michael's ''Bad'' tour concert at Wembley Stadium, London, from July 16, 1988, on both audio CD and DVD.
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A special edition, ''Bad 25'', was released as a joint distribution between Sony, Epic, and Michael Jackson's estate on September 18, 2012. The main two-disc release had a second disc with various remixes and unreleased tracks. A special deluxe edition added recordings of Michael's ''Bad'' tour concert at Wembley Stadium, London, from July 16, 1988, on both audio CD and DVD.
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* CreatorCameo: Creator/MartinScorsese, director of the music video for "Bad", appears on a wanted poster in the subway station. (Upon seeing this in the film, Scorsese's young daughter asked him if he had actually been to prison.)
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities wondering when Michael Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of the video? Among those appearing are Beverly Johnson, Malcolm Jamal Warner (best known as ''Theo'' in Series/TheCosbyShow), Sherman Hemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Carl Weathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Jasmine Guy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Lou Diamond Phillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Creator/DebbieGibson, Rick Schroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Suzanne Somers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Creator/DonKing, Mayim Bialik, Virginia Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg. In the end [[spoiler: it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.]]
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* CameoCluster: The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities wondering when Michael Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of the video? Among those appearing are Beverly Beverly Johnson, Malcolm Jamal Warner (best known as ''Theo'' in Series/TheCosbyShow), Sherman Hemsley, Creator/MalcolmJamalWarner, Creator/ShermanHemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Carl Weathers, Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Jasmine Guy, Creator/JasmineGuy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Lou Diamond Phillips, Creator/LouDiamondPhillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Creator/DebbieGibson, Rick Schroder, Music/DebbieGibson, Creator/RickSchroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Suzanne Somers, Creator/SuzanneSomers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Creator/DonKing, Mayim Bialik, Virginia Madsen, Don King, Creator/MayimBialik, Creator/Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg. In the end [[spoiler: it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.]]
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** The music video of "Liberian Girl" has a truckload of Hollywood celebrities wondering when Michael Jackson is going to show up at the shooting of the video? Among those appearing are Beverly Johnson, Malcolm Jamal Warner (best known as ''Theo'' in Series/TheCosbyShow), Sherman Hemsley, Creator/BrigitteNielsen, Music/PaulaAbdul, Carl Weathers, Creator/WhoopiGoldberg, Music/QuincyJones, Creator/JackieCollins, Creator/AmyIrving, Jasmine Guy, Creator/RosannaArquette, Lou Diamond Phillips, Music/OliviaNewtonJohn, Creator/JohnTravolta, Creator/CoreyFeldman, Creator/StevenSpielberg, Creator/DebbieGibson, Rick Schroder, Creator/BlairUnderwood, Music/WeirdAlYankovic, Bubbles (Jackson's chimpansee), Suzanne Somers, Creator/LouFerrigno, Creator/DonKing, Mayim Bialik, Virginia Madsen, Creator/DavidCopperfield, Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RichardDreyfuss, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/OliviaHussey, Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/SteveGuttenberg. In the end [[spoiler: it turns out that Jackson was in the camera seat filming them all along.]]
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** Music/WeirdAlYankovic spoofed the music video and single of "Bad" as "Fat," and the album art as ''Music/EvenWorse,'' depicting himself in a similar pose and leather jacket to Michael, just much more {{zipperiffic}} and with {{too many belts}}.
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It was supported by nine singles: "I Just Can't Stop Loving You", the TitleTrack, "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Man in the Mirror", "Dirty Diana", "Another Part of Me", "Smooth Criminal", "Leave Me Alone", and "Liberian Girl". The first five were all #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and Top 5 on the UK pop chart. The album was followed by the direct-to-video film, ''Film/{{Moonwalker}}'', where the video for "Smooth Criminal" brought a new iconic dance move to Michael's repertoire: the "anti-gravity lean".
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It was supported by nine singles: "I Just Can't Stop Loving You", the TitleTrack, "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Music/TheWayYouMakeMeFeel", "Man in the Mirror", "Dirty Diana", "Another Part of Me", "Smooth Criminal", "Leave Me Alone", and "Liberian Girl". The first five were all #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and Top 5 on the UK pop chart. The album was followed by the direct-to-video film, ''Film/{{Moonwalker}}'', where the video for "Smooth Criminal" brought a new iconic dance move to Michael's repertoire: the "anti-gravity lean".
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# "The Way You Make Me Feel" "Music/TheWayYouMakeMeFeel" (4:59)
