1. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
2. Rock with You
3. Working Day and Night
4. Get on the Floor
5. Off the Wall
6. Girlfriend
7. She's Out of My Life
8. I Can't Help It
9. It's the Falling in Love
10. Burn This Disco Out

01 - Hot Stuff
02 - Bad Girls
03 - Love Will Always Find You
04 - Walk Away
05 - Dim All the Lights
06 - Journey to the Centre of Your Heart
07 - One Night in a Lifetime
08 - Can't Get to Sleep Tonight
09 - On My Honor
10 - There Will Always Be a You
11 - All Through the Night
12 - My Baby Understands
13 - Our Love
14 - Lucky
15 - Sunset People

Get your dance shoes out.

[Edited 11/30/12 5:28am]

I like both equally.

I will go for: Donna Summer Bad Girls, -- cuz it was one of my first LP vinyls back then in 1979.

I was young teenager back then in '79.. and I bought Don't stop.. on vinyl 7 inch, (I did not buy the OTW album until much later).

For me, I will choose Bad Girls, imo it's a better album, and to me it was / is more important.

I still love Off The Wall. that is really strong.. too.

however, Donna Summer has a very special place in my heart, but I like MJ's 3 great albums a lot too, (OTW, Thriller, Bad).

thedance said:

I will go for: Donna Summer Bad Girls, -- cuz it was one of my first LP vinyls back then in 1979.

I was young teenager back then in '79.. and I bought Don't stop.. on vinyl 7 inch, (I did not buy the OTW album until much later).

For me, I will choose Bad Girls, imo it's a better album, and to me it was / is more important.

I still love Off The Wall. that is really strong.. too.

however, Donna Summer has a very special place in my heart, but I like MJ's 3 great albums a lot too, (OTW, Thriller, Bad).

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

Absolutely two of my favourite albums of all time. If I had to choose, I'd say Bad Girls.

iaminparties said:

thedance said:

I will go for: Donna Summer Bad Girls, -- cuz it was one of my first LP vinyls back then in 1979.

I was young teenager back then in '79.. and I bought Don't stop.. on vinyl 7 inch, (I did not buy the OTW album until much later).

For me, I will choose Bad Girls, imo it's a better album, and to me it was / is more important.

I still love Off The Wall. that is really strong.. too.

however, Donna Summer has a very special place in my heart, but I like MJ's 3 great albums a lot too, (OTW, Thriller, Bad).

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

But without Mike there wouldn't be a nearly half of Thriller and almost no Bad as far as writing the songs is concerned.

As for the question, can't say, I have never heard the Bad Girls album, BUT I loooooooooooooove that song! So if I was to decide between the songs and not the whole albums, Bad Girls would win.

dag said:

iaminparties said:

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

But without Mike there wouldn't be a nearly half of Thriller and almost no Bad as far as writing the songs is concerned.

As for the question, can't say, I have never heard the Bad Girls album, BUT I loooooooooooooove that song! So if I was to decide between the songs and not the whole albums, Bad Girls would win.

Quicy deserves alot of credit,but Im kidding yall.MJ deserves more.He's the driving force,but his best work without doubt for me is with Quincy.What a COMBO

I honestly love both albums, but Off The Wall gets the edge for me. Just the perfect blending of pop, dance, and funk.

Donna's Bad Girls was something else as well.

I can see the excitement people have for Bad Girls, but I it never did much to me.

It's too disco. Off the wall is disco too, but more masculine or something...i don't know

I'll go for Off the Wall

robertlove said:

I can see the excitement people have for Bad Girls, but I it never did much to me.

It's too disco. Off the wall is disco too, but more masculine or something...i don't know

I'll go for Off the Wall

I think if you're looking for strickly disco, then Bad Girls is it. I can see why Donna Summer was called the Queen of Disco. I dig both songs, to be honest.

iaminparties said:

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

I love Bad, Dangerous and History most .... so, what does this mean?
Only personal taste.

Off the Wall and Bad girls are two great albums, there is no doubt ... but none of them had a great influence on my musical taste.
Although I will go with Bad girls here, because after all it is my favorite album of Donna, and Off the Wall for me only the fifth in the discography of Michael Jackson.

PS If you love so much Off the Wall, it is strange that you do not like Destiny and Triumph .... these 3 albums as a trilogy for me.

LiLi1992 said:

iaminparties said:

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

I love Bad, Dangerous and History most .... so, what does this mean?
Only personal taste.

Off the Wall and Bad girls are two great albums, there is no doubt ... but none of them had a great influence on my musical taste.
Although I will go with Bad girls here, because after all it is my favorite album of Donna, and Off the Wall for me only the fifth in the discography of Michael Jackson.

PS If you love so much Off the Wall, it is strange that you do not like Destiny and Triumph .... these 3 albums as a trilogy for me.

I look at Destiny, Off The Wall, and Triumph as a trilogy as well.

LiLi1992 said:

iaminparties said:

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

I love Bad, Dangerous and History most .... so, what does this mean?
Only personal taste.

Off the Wall and Bad girls are two great albums, there is no doubt ... but none of them had a great influence on my musical taste.
Although I will go with Bad girls here, because after all it is my favorite album of Donna, and Off the Wall for me only the fifth in the discography of Michael Jackson.

PS If you love so much Off the Wall, it is strange that you do not like Destiny and Triumph .... these 3 albums as a trilogy for me.

Those are with his brothers.I was thinking solo.I liked both of them

Destiny OTW Triumph

Holy Trinity

iaminparties said:

LiLi1992 said:

I love Bad, Dangerous and History most .... so, what does this mean?
Only personal taste.

Off the Wall and Bad girls are two great albums, there is no doubt ... but none of them had a great influence on my musical taste.
Although I will go with Bad girls here, because after all it is my favorite album of Donna, and Off the Wall for me only the fifth in the discography of Michael Jackson.

PS If you love so much Off the Wall, it is strange that you do not like Destiny and Triumph .... these 3 albums as a trilogy for me.

Those are with his brothers.I was thinking solo.I liked both of them

Destiny OTW Triumph

Holy Trinity

Yes, but it was Destiny and Triumph ( albums without Quincy) - an indicator that Quincy was not a major force in the career of MJ at the time, it was Michael itself, although QJ is a true professional and has made a significant contribution.

While "Dont stop ..." - the strongest track on the three albums, in addition, I think that Triumph is not inferior in quality, at least .... and for me personally, I like it the most in the trilogy.

Although most of my favorite songs Jackson recorded in the years 1987-1995, he released some awful fillers ... Destiny - Off the Wall - Triumph NOT have rotten material, they are solid from start to finish.

As much as a HATE disco, "Bad Girls" is probably the best disco/R&B albums ever recorded. I'd choose "Bad Girls" over "Off the Wall" anyday!

Off The Wall hands down. Those Rod Temperton songs and horn and string arrangements are out of this world. Bad Girls sounds like a low budget album compared to OTW.

I.Can't.Choose.

Bad Girls. Off The Wall is my least favorite Epic album by Michael (not saying it isn't great).

iaminparties said:

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

You might want to reconsider that. Quincy didn't do any writing on either of those, only production. Michael co-produced Bad though. And let's not forget Quincy hated Billie Jean

wow, Donna Summer was gorgeous....had a major crush on her after she starred in the movie "Thank God It's Friday"

Bad Girls because Donna, Georgio and Pete threw everything at it INCLUDING the kitchen sink. You had your disco, yes, but it was either funk oriented (Bad Girls), rock oriented (Hot Stuff), soul/soft rock oriented (Dim All the Lights) and then there were stuff in which she got away from Casablanca's comfort zones (My Baby Understands is a power rocker, There Will Always Be a You was soft rock that could've sold had she stayed with Casablanca and promoted it, Sunset People and Our Love going further into techno, etc.). Plus Donna's vocals were so diverse. Definitely a pop legend. RIP.

Off the Wall by comparison is a little overrated lol both albums are classics though.

Been listening to this non stop over the last month or two

iaminparties said:

thedance said:

I will go for: Donna Summer Bad Girls, -- cuz it was one of my first LP vinyls back then in 1979.

I was young teenager back then in '79.. and I bought Don't stop.. on vinyl 7 inch, (I did not buy the OTW album until much later).

For me, I will choose Bad Girls, imo it's a better album, and to me it was / is more important.

I still love Off The Wall. that is really strong.. too.

however, Donna Summer has a very special place in my heart, but I like MJ's 3 great albums a lot too, (OTW, Thriller, Bad).

OTW Thriller Bad are only MJ albums I love,which makes you think the real genius was

QUINCY JONES

lol neither were. But Quincy was a talent when it came to production though I would say the production on this one is not as strong as the other two records they did. Lest forget the best records on OTW were not only written by Michael but also by Stevie Wonder, Rod Temperton and Tom Bahler ("She's Out of My Life" is a classic).

purplethunder3121 said:

I.Can't.Choose.

I feel the same way I can't choose,so I won't.

Bad Girls is Donna Summer's best album and Off The Wallp is Michael Jackson's best album.I'll leave it at that.

SoulAlive said:

purplethunder3121 said:

I.Can't.Choose.

I feel the same way I can't choose,so I won't.

Bad Girls is Donna Summer's best album and Off The Wallp is Michael Jackson's best album.I'll leave it at that.

There both really great albums but I find myself listening to Off The Wall more

These are the two albums that won Donna and Michael the most AMA's that year. I was so happy that night because I knew how 'everyone' loved Michael. And, to have Donna win the same amount of AMA's as he did was awesome to me.

leecappella said:

These are the two albums that won Donna and Michael the most AMA's that year. I was so happy that night because I knew how 'everyone' loved Michael. And, to have Donna win the same amount of AMA's as he did was awesome to me.

Timmy84 said:

leecappella said:

These are the two albums that won Donna and Michael the most AMA's that year. I was so happy that night because I knew how 'everyone' loved Michael. And, to have Donna win the same amount of AMA's as he did was awesome to me.

Thanks, Timmy! I love this photo of them both.

leecappella said:

Timmy84 said:

Thanks, Timmy! I love this photo of them both.

No prob. Me too.

Great song/ post original made somewhere else, by SoulAlive:

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