Dangerous

Michael Jackson | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 26, 1991)
• Original Release Date: November 26, 1991
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Sony
• ASIN: B0000026WD
• Also Available in: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl  |  MiniDisc  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (148 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #119,350 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Jam

2. Why You Wanna Trip on Me

3. In the Closet

4. She Drives Me Wild

5. Remember the Time

6. Can't Let Her Get Away

7. Heal the World

8. Black or White

9. Who Is It

10. Give in to Me

11. Will You Be There

12. Keep the Faith

13. Gone Too Soon

14. Dangerous

Editorial Reviews

180 G audiophile double vinyl pressing of his 1991 album remastered. 14 tracks. --This text refers to the Vinyl edition.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Dangerous: The Greatest POP Album Ever Recorded, November 29, 1999

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David M. Sulkers - See all my reviews

This review is from: Dangerous (Audio CD)

Though this album may already be eight years old, it still plays up there with the recent trend in musical style. This album is amazing! From the begining we ae taking on a tour of the singers smost creative side, his darkest side and his warmest side. The album shines with brilliant production, fantastic songwriting and beautiful orchestration. 'Jam' begins the album on a heavey note, not because it is emotionally raw but because the song's driving beats and rhythms are unforgetable. 'In The Closet' raves up to the ultimate climax, a song which was originally intended as a duet with Madonna, has no problem making the grade without her (it is hard to imagine her here!) 'Remember The Time' is a wonderfull up-tempo song filled with lip-smacking beats and a great chorus, pure genius. The hits 'Black Or White' and 'Heal The World' never sound out of date but rather define the time they were huge on the POP charts. 'Who Is It' (my favorite on the entire album, and let me tell you it is hard to come up with one! ) is so pure, but angry in its beat that you can't stop listening. That is the whole effect of this album, you can't stop listening! 'Will You Be There'? Do I have to say more, Beethoven would be proud! 'Keep The Faith' is the second time Jackson, collaborated with Alanis Morisette hit maker Glen Ballard and the result was amazing! The greatest album on the face of the planet, well the greatest POP album. The singers ultimate perfection, though his new release in 2000 may prove otherwise, he reached his creative climax (so far, maybe not though with the first five songs off 'Blood On The Dance Floor'!)with this album. Everyone should buy a copy, becuase here is michael jackson at his best. Not the Michael Jackson that we've come to know (or think we know) through the tabloids, but the Michael Jackson we came to love through the music. If I could give this album six or seven or higher out of five I would! Five out of Five.

16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars MJ's Dangerous near masterpiece, February 10, 2000

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Dean Martin Dent - See all my reviews

This review is from: Dangerous (Audio CD)

I can honestly say that Dangerous is MJ's most daring work since Thriller.The reason it's not a 5-star masterpiece is that like Bad it tries too hard to top Thriller.The first problem is that this is his first CD album where he fills up the entire 77+ minute playing time.Second,Quincy Jones is replaced by Teddy Riley.Where the work with Q was groundbreaking, this collaboration with "Ted" seems like chasing trends than setting them(that includes the appearence of rapper Heavy D).Where Q would've made a well balanced collection of songs,the album feels schitzo due to the fact that Teddy's production's dominates the first half,while MJ's sole production dominates the other.Though there are some great songs in this collaboration(Jam,In The Closet,and the classic Remember The Time)the new jack production sounds redundent after a while.The best songs (along with the aforementioned Remember The Time)is MJ's own productions.The atmospheric drama of Who is It and Give In To Me displays the true brilliance of Michael.Black or White is short & snappy(but the intro and that whack rap should be edited out on future pressings),while Heal the World & Keep The Faith may mean well,they're obvious copies of past songs(We Are The World and Man In The Mirror respectivly).The two tracks that really lift this album is the trancending Will You Be There & the sweet but sad Gone Too Soon.Like most CDs these days, Dangerous is a belabored album to listen to.It takes way too long to get to the best songs.You can always program your player, but always remember,great albums are listen to as a whole,not pieces.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Madly Talented!, August 13, 2001

By A Customer

This review is from: Dangerous (Audio CD)

I recently went through some old stuff from my childhood, and amongst other things I found a Michael Jackson poster,and some tapes(Dangerous, Thriller, off the Wall) and I rememmbered how big a fan I was! I put Dangerous in the tape player and suddenly I was back in 1991-92..

Disregard what others say, this is such a great album, not only the music, but the way it makes you feel. All the song are great, but Black and White, Heal the World, In the Closet, and Rememmber the Time are really excellent!

No matter how hard certain people try to diss Michael, it's impossible not to respect this madly talented artist!

The Michael haters, are the young teeny boppers, who are to young to rememmber the time when Michael rocked the world!!

Two words 'buy it'!!