Michael Jackson's Vision DVD 2010 ~ 42 Music Videos

MTV, also know as Much Television, and Michael Jackson arrived on the North American scene at pretty much the same time and they were perfectly suited to each other.

Jackson used MTV from the very beginning to share his visual style and his music. With the arrival of MTV, people could SEE in addition to hear his music.

Jackson started thinking of his songs as scripts and created stories out of them. He called them 'short films' rather than 'music videos.'

The first and only music video to be initiated into the Library of Congress National Film Registery is none other than Michael Jackson's Thriller. That song had a HUGE impact at the time of its release. I can remember staying home the night that Thriller was released to watch it on television and being totally amazed by it.

On Michael Jackson's Vision, you will find all 35 of Michael's 'short films' that were created when he was working as a solo performer. Ten of them are on DVD for the first time ever. The videos have been restored and remastered so that you will get the best audio and visual impact from them. There is even a bonus DVD with seven more videos with other artists like The Jacksons performing "Enjoy Yourself," Paul McCartney performing "Say Say Say" and the video that has NEVER been seen before, "One More Chance."

This package does reflect, in great part, Michael Jackson's vision. Michael Jackson fans are definitely going to want this impressive DVD set in their collection. Unfortunately for those of you who are looking for the blu-ray version of Vision, it does appear that Vision is not being released on blu-ray disc.

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