Copy notes: label/sticker on top right corner of cover.
Michael Jackson’s Bad stands as a defining moment in his career, blending funk, pop, and rock with a sleek, focused energy. Co-produced by Jackson himself, this 1987 album features layered synthesizers from John Barnes and Michael Boddicker, as well as synclavier contributions by Christopher Currell, crafting a rich yet precise soundscape. The artwork, designed by Nancy Donald and Tony Lane, complements the album’s polished intensity without overshadowing its musical ambitions. Tracks like "Bad" showcase Jackson’s ability to channel charisma and complexity, making it a pivotal listen for those interested in the intersections of pop and soul during the late ’80s. This vinyl pressing from 1987 offers a chance to experience Bad as it was first presented, with a glossy surface that signals careful handling and only minor surface marks typical for its age. The record’s VG++ condition means it’s very clean and should play with minimal noise, ideal for collectors who want a well-preserved copy without chasing perfection. It’s a solid edition for anyone looking to add a piece of pop history to their collection, especially for those who appreciate the detailed production work that Jackson and his collaborators brought to this album—proof that even a superstar’s “Bad” day can be finely tuned.
Track listing & samples
Michael Jackson - Bad
Side A
Bad
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