Dangerous, Michael’s first album after ending his collaboration with Quincy Jones, rocked the world when it was released November 26, 1991. It went on to win a GRAMMY, an American Music Award, a Soul Train award, and a Billboard music award. Of this record, journalist Ben Beaumont-Thomas says, “The tracks are fiendishly intricate, loaded with scratching, multiple layers of drum programming, and shiny smashes of hyper-artificial brass. In its mechanic complexity and tautly funky precision, it mirrors and amplifies Jackson’s corporeal and vocal exactitude; it also reflects Jackson’s fascination with the robotic that imperceptibly crept into his dance moves and continued in his Moonwalker film.”
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