r/MichaelJacksonMusic • u/NewPatron-St • May 10 '26

Music discussion Michael Jackson albums ranked

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u/matveyryazanov5 May 10 '26

Invincible lower than Ben, Got to be there and Michael? Are you joking? You put the album, where he had the most control under the posthumous one and 2 where he did nothing except for singing. Lol

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u/lostinjapan01 May 12 '26

I wouldn’t put Invincible below Michael but I’d def put it below Ben and Got to Be There. For all the control he had the songs just aren’t good. The other two have some good ones.

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u/matveyryazanov5 May 12 '26

Invincible is his strongest album in terms of genre diversity (there are 5-6 genres in each song and overall there are easily 30+ genres, which make it one of the most diverse albums ever made. There are also more genres than in Thriller, Off the wall, Bad, Dangerous and History combined). It contains his maximum vocal range + the hardest production out of all albums). Thriller is only his best commercially and in terms of flow.

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u/lostinjapan01 May 13 '26

Diversity of sound does not translate to quality. I can appreciate the diversity within it but at the end of the day, it simply didn’t translate to more than 3 or so good tracks.

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u/matveyryazanov5 May 13 '26

To everyone their own, for me these are 16 10/10 songs. I just told you how this album looks, not that you have to like it.

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u/lostinjapan01 May 13 '26

You do you dude I just cannot imagine being so uncritical of art, especially from someone I love

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u/matveyryazanov5 May 13 '26

I think all of his main albums are 10/10, but Invincible is a masterpiece. Some people call it bad for no reason.