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    "Thriller" to be Re-released for It's 25th Anniversary

    For it's 25th anniversary, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" will be remixed and re-released. "Thriller" held the No. 1 spot for 37 weeks in 1982 - '83. It was the last (maybe only?) album to be released on vinyl, tape, and CD simultaneously. Remixes are performed by will.i.am and Kanye West.

    I just wish it were to be in SACD or DVD-Audio.

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    I just had it on the turntable last weekend. My wife and I were cranking some 80's tunes while the kids were out of the house. It's a very well recorded and produced album that highlights the king of pop at his peak.

    No need for SACD - the vinyl sounds great !

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    Quote Originally Posted by toddalin View Post
    For it's 25th anniversary, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" will be remixed and re-released. "Thriller" held the No. 1 spot for 37 weeks in 1982 - '83. It was the last (maybe only?) album to be released on vinyl, tape, and CD simultaneously. Remixes are performed by will.i.am and Kanye West.

    I just wish it were to be in SACD or DVD-Audio.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jblnut View Post
    I just had it on the turntable last weekend. My wife and I were cranking some 80's tunes while the kids were out of the house. It's a very well recorded and produced album that highlights the king of pop at his peak.

    No need for SACD - the vinyl sounds great !

    jblnut
    Agreed the original sounds fantastic.

    However, a surround mix would be a nice change and I would buy another for the difference. If it were released in SACD stereo (not surround), I would not buy it just for the new mix as it already sounds great. In fact, I don't have any SACD that is just stereo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macaroonie View Post
    Where is he living these days ?
    Last time I saw wacko, he was dangling a baby over railing.

    I liked thriller when it was shown on channel 4 here in the UK around the time of it’s realise, it was shown after 9 or 10pm at night because, it was so creepy.

    No more, creepy now than it was then, the freak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by toddalin View Post
    Agreed the original sounds fantastic.

    However, a surround mix would be a nice change and I would buy another for the difference. If it were released in SACD stereo (not surround), I would not buy it just for the new mix as it already sounds great. In fact, I don't have any SACD that is just stereo.
    Thriller is on my short list of reference albums. Quincy Jones and Bruce Swedien were a formidable team for sure. I am looking forward to checking this out. I sure hope the new issue doesn't sound too Black Eye Peedifed...

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    Quote Originally Posted by macaroonie View Post
    Where is he living these days ?
    From his Santa Barbara residence paperwork:

    JACKSON, MICHAEL J
    4770 DEXTER ST NW
    WASHINGTON DC 20007


    Lots of musicians are freaks! I know, I lived with some in the '70s! Most just don't get the publicity "The King of Pop" gets, so you don't know of their antics.

    Jim Morrison (among others) did his share of freaky things too including public on-stage nudity and drugs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KromeDome View Post
    Thriller is on my short list of reference albums. Quincy Jones and Bruce Swedien were a formidable team for sure. I am looking forward to checking this out. I sure hope the new issue doesn't sound too Black Eye Peedifed...
    I liked the production team of Jones and Swedien as well. They did The Brothers Johnson albums, Patti Austin, and a few others. The Light up the Night album was done with what Bruce called his Accusonic process, generally a pretty good imaging album.
    Why buy used when you can build your own?

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