
Michael Jackson: The Experience Review — A Solid Premise, Faulty Motion Controls
A rhythm game built around the catalog of one of pop music's biggest stars, judged upon its songs and its faults.


A rhythm game built around the catalog of one of pop music's biggest stars, judged upon its songs and its faults.

A track-by-track look at Michael Jackson's 1972 solo debut, Got to Be There, highlighting his vocal talent but uneven material. We score it 5/10.

A track-by-track look at Michael Jackson's 1979 album Off the Wall, the record where he found his adult voice and bridged disco, funk, and pop.

Review of Michael Jackson's 1991 album Dangerous, covering its bold fusion of funk, rock, and balladry, with standout tracks and lasting impact.

A detailed review of Michael Jackson's Off the Wall, focusing on the 2nd Japanese Pressing's mastering quality and the album's enduring brilliance.

Michael Jackson's 1972 solo album 'Ben' shows his remarkable voice carrying uneven material, with the title track a classic and the rest mostly filler.

A 16-year-old Michael Jackson proves his vocal maturity on this 1975 transitional album, even as the dated Motown arrangements lag behind his growth.

A weighing of Jackson's Thriller, note by note, shadow and rhythm together, told in a manner Poe himself might set to paper.
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