Michael Jackson: Blood on the Dancefloor - HIStory in the Mix Poll

Dancefloir, a France only release

Suggester In Moscban

It's "Morphine" for me. But "Earth Song (Hani's Club Experience)" is one of the loveliest remixes I've ever heard/spun.

"Morphine" is top ten Jackson.

i actually hear DJs on rap/R&B stations slip the title track into the mix now and again, and it's pretty good, so that one.

Morphine is so fucking raw.

demerol

oh god he's taking demerol

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discovering "morphine" is really the only valuable thing i've gotten out of the orgy of jackson coverage. tight track, haunting bridge.

voted for Ghosts! that video is scary!

Is this any good? (serious question)

I don't really know that much on this album, but "Blood On The Dancefloor" is great.

Is this any good? (serious question)

yes it is. but very messy and not all that pop-friendly either.

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DEMAROL

Yes, I voted twice.

Only got into this album post-death. Apart from the incredibly awful Fugees remix of '2 Bad' ('omg look at me i has done a michael jackson song i met him he is FAMOUS!!!!!1 omg' wank wank wank) it's bloody fantastic. Some of the songs are significantly better than the originals, which is not a stretch, let's be honest.

been jammin this one a lot lately-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn4YxUb1gCQ

"money (fire island radio edit)"

he gave absolutely no fucks in 95.

Still absolutely love this version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g00-5uQlvhA

I didn't think much of this when it came out, but critic Bill Wyman got me to revisit it for the title track and it was indeed great - I wish it had been polished up for Dangerous instead of one of the bathetic numbers.

"Money" and "Morphine" still sound awesome and scary.

Morphine is - with the original version of HIStory - the least commercial thing he ever did. I'd say it wouldn't have worked as a single, but anything he released at this point would still have been a fanbase hit in the UK and assumedly much of Europe.

I'd love to know more about the actual genesis of the record. I think the most I've ever read was he heard a lot of dance music on the radio in Germany. How did it get from that to Heller & Farley, David Morales, Todd Terry and Tony Moran appearing on a Michael Jackson album...

Superfly Sister getting 0 is weird. that was my clear favorite the one or two times I actually listened to this

HIStory deserved attention too. The best of the remixes.

This is MJ's Yellow Submarine isn't it?