goes deeper: “Someone Put Your Hand Out” (the Pepsi promo gem), “On the Line” from Ghosts , the “Morphine” instrumental that leaked only on vinyl promos, and a live studio run-through of “Stranger in Moscow” with alternate vocals. Plus – the holy grail for many – the “Tabloid Junkie” a cappella, sourced from a long-forgotten German promo.
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Includes classic 12-inch remixes of hits like "Thriller," "Billie Jean," and "Beat It." These versions often feature extended intros, enhanced percussion, and unique bridge sections not found on the album cuts.
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Extended 12-inch versions from the Off the Wall era that allowed the live horn sections and slap-bass lines to breathe. The Legacy of the 2009 Compilation
: A contemporary update originally released for the Thriller 25 anniversary.
Often including sought-after mixes like the Frankie Knuckles remixes or the Todd Terry edits, this disc captures the house music movement's obsession with MJ's vocals. goes deeper: “Someone Put Your Hand Out” (the
, primarily consisting of original 12" extended versions and various dance remixes from throughout Jackson's solo career. Rockinronnie Tracklist Highlights
| # | Title | |---|-------| | 1 | Sunset Driver (Original Demo) | | 2 | Carousel (Full Version) | | 3 | Someone Put Your Hand Out (Original 1992 Cassette) | | 4 | Monkey Business | | 5 | Work That Body | | 6 | Serious Effect (feat. LL Cool J) | | 7 | If You Don’t Love Me | | 8 | On the Line (from Ghosts / Spike Lee’s Get on the Bus ) | | 9 | We’ve Had Enough | | 10 | Shout | | 11 | Beautiful Girl | | 12 | Fall Again (Demo) | | 13 | For All Time (Original 1991 Mix) | | 14 | Got the Hots | | 15 | Someone in the Dark (Movie Version) | | 16 | Scared of the Moon |
The first disc contains notable 12" versions and radio edits from the This public link is valid for 7 days
In the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s, Jackson was a fierce proponent of the maxi-single. He routinely hired the world's top producers—such as Frankie Knuckles, David Morales, Todd Terry, and Teddy Riley—to completely re-imagine his tracks for nightclub sound systems. Before the digital streaming era, these remixes were strictly confined to limited-edition 12-inch vinyl records or regional CD singles.
It stands as a testament to the fact that Michael Jackson’s music was never static. It was a living, breathing canvas that DJs, producers, and fans continued to paint over, ensuring that his rhythm would echo on dance floors forever. Whether you are a casual fan looking to experience your favorite hits in a brand-new light, or a completionist looking to fill the gaps in your collection, this 2009 release remains an essential piece of the King of Pop's enduring legacy.