Dangerous

Limited double picture disc vinyl LP pressing featuring the original album art across its four sides. Michael Jackson's masterpiece, "Dangerous," is now available on picture disc for the first time in celebration of Michael Jackson: The Diamond Celebration. Originally released in 1991, "Dangerous" solidified Michael's title as The King of Pop with iconic tracks such as "Black Or White," "Remember The Time," "In The Closet," "Who Is It," "Will You Be There," and more. This album marked his fourth studio release under Epic Records and the first not produced by Quincy Jones since "Forever, Michael" in 1975. Collaborating with Bill Bottrell, Teddy Riley, and Bruce Swedien, Jackson co-produced the album and wrote twelve of the fourteen songs. The lyrical themes explored in "Dangerous" encompass racism, poverty, romance, children's welfare, self-improvement, and global issues, reflecting Jackson's multifaceted artistry. The album showcases a diverse range of genres including hip hop, gospel, rock, soul, and pop.