This excellent LP proves that MJ really was King Of Pop. Positive energetic upbeat pop-funk-disco-boogie – you name it – pure pop genius. Oh, & Quincy Jones! Possibly MJ’s greatest moment (or just warming up for his next?). Get On The Floor" is also a THUMPIN' joint written by "Rod Temperton" from "Heatwave", with bass line courtesy of "Louis Johnson" from "The Brothers Johnson"....

Such a great album. Great EQ mastered by Bernie Grundman . Deep low ends, crisp high ends and sheeny mids. It's The Falling In Love", (the duet with "Patti Austin"), is another cool down joint with a BUMPIN' Bass Line.... My favorite on the album, and my Crown Jewel, "I Can't Help It" (Co written by "Stevie Wonder"), with those Mystical Keyboards and Bassline, it is non hit classic!!!!! I always get into fights with people because, I always say that this album is better than "Thriller"....Not more popular, but better Creatively!!!!!! From start to finish, this album is PURE FIRE!!!!! That's because of "Mike" starting his association with Producer Extraordinaire "Quincy Jones"!!!! It's because of that this album is an Ultimate, Ultimate, Ultimate Ultimate Crown Jewel!!!! I don't believe that "Working Day And Night" was a single, but it didn't matter, because it got MASSIVE airplay....The final song, "Burn This Disco Out" (also written by "Temperton") rounds out the album like people were still on the Dance Floor!!! I already told you about "She's Out Of My Life" when he performed it live with his Brothers...It is one a his most emotional performances EVER!!!! Side note: I heard that every song that "Rod Temperton" wrote for "Michael", was first offered to "Heatwave" and they turned them down....That BLOWS MY MIND!!!!!! After leaving "Motown" with his Brothers and releasing the fantastic "Destiny" album, "Michael" got really ambitious, signed a solo contract with "Epic", and began to take over the music world with "Off The Wall"... This sounds great to me. My original copy (An original print from 79) is a little worn out. Mainly the case but some normal wear & tear on the vinyl as well.