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Stargate SG-1, 08.02 New Order Part 2

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Supernatural 08.02: What's Up, Tiger Mommy?
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Lewis in Munich - via Zach 08.02
Vince Clarke on Michael JacksonāsĀ āDangerousā
Michael Jackson - Dangerous
This was the first record of his that I liked. I think it's really aggressive, in a good way, and hard. I always associated with Michael Jackson with all the Thriller stuff, which I didn't really like, but I thought this was a real step out from that safe zone that he'd been in. I'm not a Michael Jackson expert, but this is one of those records that you have to play really really loudly. The production on it is amazing. Apparently we did one of those award ceremonies, what are they called in the UK? The Brits. That's it. I was there with Alison [Moyet, Yazoo vocalist] and he was there and I don't really remember, because I was into not being starstruck, and Alison saw him and she leapt over the security guards and gave Michael Jackson a massive kiss, it was really funny. All the security guys were looking on going, "What the fuck was that?' I think there's a picture of us with all these really famous people like Paul McCartney, all lined up looking like geeks. I guess Dangerous was the closest he got, not to my style of production, but a more synthetic sound.Ā Ā© Vince Clarke, The QuietusĀ (19/12/2013)
The 1983 Brit Awards,Ā Grosvenor House Hotel,Ā London, England, UK (08/02/1983)
Photo Ā© Alan Davidson/āShutterstock
MICHAEL JACKSON DANGEROUS (EPIC, 1991)
I was never particularly a big Michael Jackson fan, I wasnāt into Thriller, but when I heard the single Jam being played on the radio I thought,Ā āthat sounds pretty damn goodā, so I went out and got Dangerous. I would play this so frigginā loud. Some of the traks on the album are pretty hard-sounding, not angry so much, but theyāve got a real... if you were ever to first-pump to a Michael Jackson record, this would be the one. When I gor this, I had a decent record-player - and this album sounds really great on big speakers, played really loud. Ā© Vince Clarke, āThe albums that changed my lifeā, Q Magazine (06/2017)
As a wise Jaime Lannister once said, āFuck traditionā.