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| 1. Unbreakable - Sample Still Can't Stop The Reign |
| 2. The Lost Children - Sample Audio Snippets from The Twilight Zone |
| 3. Threatened - Sample Rod Serling Audio Snippets |
| 4. Unbreakable |
| 5. Heartbreaker |
| 6. Invincible |
| 7. Break Of Dawn |
| 8. Heaven Can Wait |
| 9. You Rock My World |
| 10. Butterflies |
| 11. Speechless |
| 12. 2000 Watts |
| 13. You Are My Life |
| 14. Privacy |
| 15. Don't Walk Away |
| 16. Cry |
| 17. The Lost Children |
| 18. Whatever Happens |
| 19. Threatened |
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Invincible indeed ...,
By A Customer
This review is from: Invincible (Audio CD)
First 3 tracks, Unbreakable, Heartbreaker and Invincible are loud,funky, R&B with a dash of hip/hop, they need to be played really LOUD to appreciate just how good they are - you can imagine these in the club. They are awesome and original. Next are Break of Dawn and Heaven can Wait these are both mellow, Next is You Rock My World, this was a great first single to choose from After that is Butterflies, another beautiful soulful tune and another Speechless follows this is one of Michael's favourites - unfortunately 2000 Watts - is another funky club classic with Teddy Riley kicking You are my Life -is very slow, soft, again a little bit sickly for my Privacy - is funky and obviously about something we know is a big personal issue for Michael, Don't Walk Away - this is slow and mellow and classic Michael, a Cry - R Kelly wrote this song and its another classic Michael Jackson The Lost Children - I didn't know if I'd like this or not, but I really Whatever Happens - excellent song combined with the talented guitar of Threatened - Back to a funky club track, head nodding, foot stomping I think 14 GREAT songs out of 16 is an excellent achievement, this album
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
INVINCIBLE,
By jarrad (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Invincible (Audio CD)
i think people should stop judging michaels work on his own acheivements and start judging it on music standard. i understand that when someone becomes as huge as michael was, they can only be judged upon the scale of histories greats, or in otherwords on himself. i'm going to judge michaels new album on the music, and not on his scale of fame, thriller, sales, odditys or looks,the first three tracks (unbreakable, heartbreaker and invincible) have a very techno sound, although decent tracks they have very little flow to catch. michaels voice does excell and the sound, although similar to past efforts remains experimental. i feel that this album is one of the best of the past years by any one, although i can understand the standard mj has set himself.
45 of 48 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Complicated, Sophisticated album,
By A Customer
This review is from: Invincible (Audio CD)
As a music reviewer I try to give a fair and un-biased opinion of the music whether I like or loathe the artist. Invincible is an album that HAS to be "listened" to, to be fully appreciated. In a way this is a slight disadvantage, since it appeals much more to those who have a "musical ear" and who understand the way music is put together. On first listening, or to the "un-trained ear" it is true that some tracks may go "over the head", but such is MJ's talent that what you first hear is far from the whole picture. Invincible is a highly complex and truly "musical" album full of the trademark discordant chords, complicated rythmns, subtle key and major/minor changes and juxtyposing harmonies. The most musically interesting tracks include "invincible", "unbreakable", "break of dawn", "butterflies", and "whatever happens". The most aesthetically pleasing (and saleable) include the likes of "speechless", & "cry". If you listen carefully with "open ears" you will find that whenever you expect the music to go one way, it inevitabley goes the other, this is a hallmark and much underrated feature of MJ's work - evident from the earliest albums.Invincible marks an entrance to new territory for MJ. Sure there are the classic "get back at the tabloids tracks" ("Privacy") and the "children tracks" ("lost children"), and these may be used as amunition by those who wish to challenge his position as an innovator. But surely these are private tracks, not saleable ones, they are a means to express feelings in the only way MJ knows how - by song. Invincible IS a much more sophistcated album by MJ & if time is taken to listen and appreciate it, without being coloured by the many derogatory comments about the artist, you will see why. To compare Invincible to the likes of Thriller & Bad before it is premature, it is time to turn our attentions to the present (isn't that what some critics say about MJ?!) Those albums were made almost 20 years ago - yes that's right 20 years ago! Whether you like him or not, the fact that people still talk about him (positively OR negatively) all these years later is a testament to the extraordinary impact MJ has had on the music industry.
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