It’s been over 25 years since Michael Jackson’s BAD, his seventh studio release picking up where he left off with THRILLER five years prior.
In Spike Lee’s celebratory documentary, Michael Jackson BAD 25, the antidotes and story behind each album track are explored – and the presence of Jackson (after death, as in life) is nothing short of AWE-some.

The film delights by providing insights into Jackson’s career-long collaboration key with Quincy Jones, as well as capturing personal stories from folks like Questlove, Bruce Swedien an Martin Scrorsese.

..And perhaps the best footage is Jackson performing live in concert.  Over a quarter of a century ago, as a hysteric crowd at Wembley arena is treated to Another Part of Me and Man in the Mirror, it is clear that on stage is where Jackson felt most at home.

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