I really don't understand why this RP sound very bad between the original press, yes you will have more content but the sound it's definitely under the original UE pressure that i have.

My copy of this Columbia Carrollton (GA) pressing also features original mixes of certain songs before Michael altered them and used remixes on later pressings. Album získalo desetkrát platinovou desku od Americké asociace nahrávacího průmyslu (RIAA) a po celém světě se ho prodalo přes třicet milionů kopií. The 1987 release features different mixes for "Bad", "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Smooth Criminal" and "Dirty Diana". I haven't heard the original pressing, so I can't compare, though I'd wager this sounds infinitely better than the 2018 picture disc reissue.The quality is way better than I expected, quickly replaced the inner sleeves which unfortunately are similar to other MJ Vinyl pressings and can leave scuff marks.

Horns are inclueded in all but one chorous parts of Bad, TWYMMF got no ad-lips during the fade-out, Smooth Criminal got different bass sound and Dirty Diana features a longer fade-out with a hearable extended solo cut of Steve Stevens. Jackson's albums always had poor songs dotted throughout, but the standard here has definitely slipped from "The Girl is Mine" and "Girlfriend", even though nothing is as morally objectionable as the latter. I don't want to hear no annoying whiny bullshit about the song sucking because 'its a stupid message song', I'm not having any of that. Good sound and the images on both sides of the disc are good and coherent, not as the dangerous picture disc where the images are resized and looks pixelated. A side sounds quite good until Liberian Girl where some vocal distortion can be heard, and the problem gets even worse on Just Good Friends (some listeners may not notice, but to me it is a big deal).Minor wear on cover (orangish discoloration from a marke r on the front lower right), no ring wear and no splits on inner sleeve. Stuff like "Man In The Mirror" (yeah, I know it's considered a classic, but yech) and "Liberian Girl" would have been corny already, but the plasticy 80s production courtesy of Mr.

Will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. Look, even I, an avid Bad defender, will say that Thriller will forever be the man's masterpiece, and Bad isn't a perfect album by any means; the Stevie Wonder duet "Just Good Friends" isn't that memorable, and "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" is a far cry from "Human Nature" when it comes to MJ ballads (never his strong point in the first place), but. Also It Feels Kinda Redundant To Have The 7" Single Mix On This Back To Back With The Extended Mix And The Radio Edit Of The Extended Mix It Just Seems Weird But All The Bad Era Singles Seem To Follow The Same Formula.The problem with Bad is that the bad songs are really bad, to the point of taking the shine off the better ones. By the time this record came out, though, I was at the perfect age for it: I had actually started listening to music, but I was as of yet unaware that there existed music that wasn't played on top 40 radio. On my copy, the second record (Labeled Sides C and Side D) appears to be a tight fit, but the first and third records are unaffected.