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Visionary: The Complete Singles Collection (20 Dual Discs Box Set)

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Special Features

One of the most beautifully produced Box Sets - that really captures Jackson's visual and audio magic - is now available as a completed box set. No less than 20 DualDiscs, spanning Michael Jackson's entire solo career - from 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' to 'Blood On The Dance Floor', are all available in this stand-out box set.
Each individual disc is packaged in a wallet, featuring outer and inner sleeve artwork. The outer sleeve features an exact replica of original 7" or 12" artwork. The front of inner wallet replicates Epic singles bag - with round die cut hole through which DualDisc can be seen. Reverse of inner wallet will feature part of a classic artist shot, divided over all 20 discs. Each single features the original 7" or radio edit plus a classic remix of that track or a suitable alternative B side. All audio has been remastered for this series.

Track List

List Of Dual Discs:
1. Thriller
2. Don't Stop Til You Get Enough
3. Rock With You
4. Billie Jean
5. Beat It
6. Bad
7. The Way You Make Me Feel
8. Dirty Diana
9. Smooth Criminal
10. Leave Me Alone
11. Black Or White
12. Remember The Time
13. In The Closet
14. Jam
15. Heal The World
16. You Are Not Alone
17. Earth Song
18. They Don't Care About Us
19. Stranger In Moscow
20. Blood On The Dance Floor

Customer Reviews

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Good value, great set

emjay07 | 24/09/2007 | See all emjay07's reviews (4) »

This isn't actually a bad price for the set considering each single was released at around £5 each in 2006. It was great fun buying a new single each week and something many of us missed when the albums they came from first hit the street.

The dual disc format is slightly strange and I can't imagine WHY you would want to ever play the DVD video or even the audio side of any disc if you already own the excellent DVD sets (Number Ones / HIStory / Dangerous) but still, these were "limited run" on release and are therefore worth the investment in the long run.

Plus, which fan can resist a Michael Jackson product?