That album, of course, is the iconic Bad, released in 1987, with a cover boasting Michael staring at you in a black leather jump-suit with several silver buckles, and the five singles being "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," "Bad," "Man in the Mirror," "The Way You Make Me Feel," and "Dirty Diana." After those back-to-back successes, you can bet that pretty much every tune off the album became its own single. We begin by welcoming expected statistics to the table Michael Jackson's album Thriller is the best selling album in music history, how do you follow it up? With another fantastic record that boasts five singles, all of which charting number one. His talents are unforgettable, his music, touching in the way words can not describe, and eternal, much like his spirit. Just watching an old video of Michael Jackson performing live and dancing on stage inspires all sorts of reactions among the old and the young. Gene Simmons had his tongue, Madonna had her dresses, but Michael Jackson had his moves and "his groove," music executive Andre Harrell tells us in Spike Lee's much-anticipated Bad 25. Every artist, big or small, comes billed with their own projected style or personal feature. When available, I will publish a new review of the full length film, which will be mixed points from this review along with newly established ones. The original film is about two hours and eleven minutes and is scheduled to be released on DVD in February 2013.
NOTE: This is a review of the sixty-four minute snippet of Spike Lee's Bad 25 that aired on ABC on November 22, 2012.
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