And Rarities -2cd- -2009-: Michael Jackson Remixes

Michael Jackson: Remixes and Rarities (2009) is more than just a "greatest hits" alternative. It is a testament to an artist who was never satisfied with a standard radio edit. For those looking to go beyond the surface of Billie Jean and Man in the Mirror , this 2-CD set provides the bridge to the more experimental side of the greatest entertainer of all time.

Disc 2 also shines a light on the elaborate mega-mixes that grew highly popular in Europe and Japan during the 1990s. These tracks seamlessly stitch together decades of hits, creating sonic tapestries that prove just how cohesive Jackson's catalog is, regardless of the era.

For the casual fan, it’s a high-energy journey; for the "MJ" completist, it’s an essential archival piece that captures the transition from disco-funk mastery to the New Jack Swing revolution. Disc 1: The Art of the Remix Michael Jackson Remixes And Rarities -2CD- -2009-

The second disc dives into "Rarities," a term that in the bootleg world can refer to anything from legitimate B-sides to demo leaks and live edits.

Several tracks on this compilation stand out for their rarity. The inclusion of a 1996 duet between Michael and his nephews 3T, is noteworthy, as the song was previously unavailable on a standard Michael Jackson solo compilation. Similarly, the "Brothers in Rhythm House Mix" of "Who Is It" offers a deep, club-oriented perspective on a track originally found on the Dangerous album. Michael Jackson: Remixes and Rarities (2009) is more

Michael Jackson Remixes And Rarities -2CD- -2009- serves as a time capsule for the King of Pop’s dominance in the dance market. While it lacks the official sanction and audio restoration of a Sony release, it remains a popular item among collectors for its inclusion of the hard-to-find 12-inch versions that defined MJ's reign in the club scene.

have noted that several tracks are actually standard album versions or specific single edits: Disc 1 Highlights: "Billie Jean" : Labeled as a 12' Mix, but is the Original 12" Version "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" : Labeled as a 12' Mix, but is the Extended 12" Mix "In The Closet" : Labeled as a 12' Mix, but is : Labeled as a Special U.S. Mix, but is the Naughty Radio Edit with Rap "Beat It" & "Thriller" : Both labeled as 12' Mixes but are the standard Album Versions Disc 2 Highlights: "Remember The Time" : Labeled as Silky Soul (4:23), confirmed as the Silky Soul 7" "You Are Not Alone" : Features the Jon B. Main Mix Rarities and Demos Disc 2 also shines a light on the

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