Brand New "Jacksons" Album Due For Release
10/02/2004
March 9 will see the release of the single-disc set "The Essential Jacksons," drawing on the group's late-career tenure on Epic. The 14-track album boasts the top-10 Billboard Hot 100 hits "Enjoy Yourself," "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" and "State of Shock" with Mick Jagger. Also included is a live version of Michael's solo hit "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" from the sibling group's 1981 U.S. tour.


2 bad that I already have a 16 track set of hits....but I may still buy it 4 the hell of it..the linear notes might be cool.

on mine i had..

Enjoy Yourself
Different Kinda Lady
Blame it On The Boogie
Shake Yur Body Down 2 The Ground
Lovely One
Can U Feel It
Heartbreak Hotel
Yur Ways
Everybody
Give It Up
Torture
State Of Shock
The Hurt
One More Chance
Body
Nothing That Compares 2 U
2300 Jackson St.

Sorry yall I am bored as a mu fuka!

paisleypark4 said:

Hmm. Good setlist. Pick this up as well and you're all set:

http://www.amazon.com/exe...ce&s=music



I just have one gripe - what is it with compilations that only feature 10-15 tracks? Record companies are losing sales right and left and they STILL don't fill the 80 minutes available on a disc when it comes to a hits collection? More tracks, more 12''ers and more rarities, please!
[This message was edited Sun Feb 15 13:12:06 2004 by VoicesCarry]

paisleypark4 said:

But they missed Show you the way to go
/peace Manki

VoicesCarry said:[quote]

paisleypark4 said:

I got that for "ABC" album. It was ok, but I think there really werent any GOOD Jackson 5 albums..they all were aiight.

who cares

Not a bad compilation,but...


It's missing the song "Let Me Show You The Way To Go" (1976),which I love and let's hope that it includes the 12" extended version of "Shake Your Body Down To The Ground".

DavidEye said:

you mean the album version or the cheesey disco remix?

Marrk said:

There was nothing "chessy" about that disco remix version

This is good.....I assume that these tracks will be digitally remastered. Maybe they will reissue the individual albums w/ remastering as well in the future.
[This message was edited Mon Feb 16 4:24:13 2004 by BRO915]

DavidEye said:

Good call. This would hold be back from purchasing this GH comp. It's one of my ALL TIME favorites! This, and "Forever Came Today." (Theirs is much more funkier than the Supremes' version.)

btw, I think "Soulsation" is a pretty definitive collection of their Motown stuff.

manki said:

Yep. Plus they're missing Push Me Away. And why is most of the Triumph album on there? 6 out of 9 songs from one album? No Time Waits For No One?

You'r all missing that

paisleypark4 said:

booyah said:

Ooooh! My bad.

About fucking time!

TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

yeah guys, that is what i had on my compilation!

paisleypark4 said:

So is there a tracklist available?

Cloudbuster said:

NO!

DavidEye said:

True, but it sure was 'cheesey'!

manki said:

Show you the way to go is on the compilation - this is possibly the US tracklisting on the UK one it's on there and not Diffrent kind of lady.

kremlinshadow said:

that's on MY compilation

kremlinshadow said:

Well that's not good. Thank goodness i've got Goin' Places!

Actually i'm not buying this, same as i didn't buy No.1's, i have all their Epic albums on vinyl and CD anyway. So don't see the point.