| Michael Jackson | Primary Artist, Vocals, Background Vocals, Soprano (Vocal), Soloist |
| Siedah Garrett | Background Vocals |
| René Moore | Keyboards |
| Bryan Loren | Percussion, Drums, Moog Bass, Moog Lead |
| Shanice Wilson | Background Vocals |
| Andraé Crouch | Vocals, Choir, Chorus |
| Michael Boddicker | Synthesizer, Keyboards |
| Bill Bottrell | Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Drums, Mellotron, Synthesizer Bass |
| Brad Buxer | Synthesizer, Percussion, Drums, Keyboards |
| Larry Corbett | Cello, Soloist |
| Paulinho Da Costa | Percussion |
| Endre Granat | Concert Master |
| Linda Harmon | Soprano (Vocal) |
| Paul Jackson Jr. | Guitar |
| Terry Jackson | Bass, Bass Guitar |
| Louis Johnson | Bass, Bass Guitar |
| L.T.B. | Rap |
| Abraham Laboriel Sr. | Bass |
| Christa Larson | Vocals, Soloist |
| Rhett Lawrence | Synthesizer, Percussion, Drums, Keyboards |
| Johnny Mandel | Conductor |
| Marty Paich | Conductor, Keyboards |
| Jasun Martz | Keyboards |
| Andres McKenzie | Track Performer |
| David Paich | Synthesizer, Keyboards |
| Jeff Porcaro | Drums |
| Greg Phillinganes | Keyboards |
| Tim Pierce | Guitar |
| Steve Porcaro | Synthesizer, Keyboards |
| Bruce Swedien | Synthesizer, Percussion, Drums, Keyboards |
| Jai Winding | Bass, Piano, Keyboards |
| George Szell | Conductor |
| David E. Williams | Guitar |
| Heavy D | Rap |
| John Bahler Singers | Choir, Chorus |
| John Barnes | Keyboards |
| Sandra Crouch | Choir Arrangement |
| Michael Jackson | Arranger, Composer, Director, Lyricist, Producer, Liner Notes, Executive Producer, Vocal Arrangements, rhythm arrangement, Duet |
| René Moore | Arranger |
| Andraé Crouch | Choir Arrangement |
| John Bahler | Vocal Arrangements, Choir Arrangement |
| Glen Ballard | Arranger |
| Michael Boddicker | Sequencers |
| Bill Bottrell | Composer, Lyricist, Producer, Engineer |
| Brad Buxer | keyboard arrangements |
| Wayne Cobham | Programming |
| David Coleman | Art Direction |
| David Daoud Coleman | Art Direction |
| Richard Cottrell | Engineer |
| Matt Forger | Engineer, Sound Design |
| Bernie Grundman | Remastering |
| Jerry Hey | Arranger |
| Jean-Marie Horvat | Engineer |
| Rhett Lawrence | Arranger |
| Johnny Mandel | Orchestral Arrangements |
| Marty Paich | Arranger, Composer, Orchestral Arrangements |
| David Paich | rhythm arrangement, keyboard arrangements |
| Greg Phillinganes | rhythm arrangement |
| Teddy Riley | Composer |
| Thom Russo | Engineer |
| Bruce Swedien | Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Executive Producer, Vocal Arrangements |
| Andy Engel | Slipcover Concept |
| Nancy Donald | Art Direction |
| Mark Ryden | Art Direction, Illustrations |
| Jim Mitchell | Engineer |
| Dave Way | Engineer |
| Buz Kohan | Lyricist |
| Michael Bush | Costume Design |
| George Del Barrio | String Arrangements |
After the huge success of both Thriller and Bad, Dangerous was deemed not up to Michael Jackson's usual standard.
In my opinion this is Michael Jackson's best ever album.
It has attitude, soul, emotion and really capture's Michael's inner qualities.
There's such a variety of songs on here that there will always be one to fit your mood.
Personally, I think this album has been very under-rated. An absolute essential to any music fans collection, Dangerous is pure music genius.
Best tracks = In The Closet, Who Is It, Give In To Me, Dangerous and Keep The Faith although every track on this album deserves 5*s.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Michael has done it again. Making another teriffic album which sure to top the charts. First off, this album is way better than BAD and any other album he has done -- except THRILLER. In this album Michael really expresses himself, showing how he cares for the children of the world and stuff. This album is right next to THRILLER, a successful album. And the whole outlook of it is great!! Just the songs lyrics in general. Michael is the kind of artist who isn't afraid to take risks. Unlike Usher. Michael is the best singer that ever lived!!!!!!!
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Posted October 1, 2010
Dangerous is my favorite album. Not only did it come out on the same year I was born (1991), but it's just a masterpiece. In fact, my top ten favorite albums are all Michael Jackson albums. This is a masterpiece with songs like:Jam, In The Closet, Remember The Time, Heal The World, Black Or White, Who Is It, Will You Be There, Keep The Faith, and Dangerous to name a few.
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Can anything MJ did ever be anything but AWESOME??!! so many different ways that he mastered music and this is another version of his talent! Just love all the diversity of every album, song and video he has done...from beginning to end! Michael Jackson's creations are timelss and ageless. this is a must have for the MJ collection!
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Posted October 1, 2010
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There can't be a better mix of music on one single disc. This is a must listen for any MJ fan.
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Posted October 1, 2010
One of my personal favorite's from the King of Pop. My favorite song is Will You Be There and Gone Too Soon, which is too poignant since Michael was taken too soon from his family, friends, and fans.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Dangerous is AWESOME!!!! There are sooooo many great songs on here. Some of my favorites are: Jam, Black or White(of course), Dangerous, Heal the World, & Give in to me, to name a few! Give in to me is kinda like a rock song and I absolutly loved it! Michael you rock!
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Posted October 1, 2010
I love this album it certainly is a masterpiece , and I can honestly say that I consider this album the best , better than anyone he's ever did including Thriller . He really shows his emotions and feelings of the things that goes on in his life . Therefore on a scale of 1-10 I give this album a 10 because he really put the effort and work in what he does and he always does an excellent job and comes out as being the best.
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Posted October 1, 2010
In this album, it seems that michael Jackson's problems atart to arise as we can see in the lyrics.This album shows his feelings towards the press.His songs touch your heart.Every song has a translation on how he feels.I think this album is really creative the way it sounds,the album cover and also especially, the lyrics.
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Posted October 1, 2010
"Dangerous"is,in my true humble opinion, Michael Jackson's best work ever.No other album of his have inspired the world and the youth than this one.It is even better than Bad.Dangerous has much to offer.It also can approach the talents and effects that Thriller has done onto the world.A masterpiece on its own,an era-defining album. Michael did his best to stay at the top with a fresh,catchy and trendy sound whose inspiration would spread out with day by day listening.Dangerous deserves better acclaims than Bad,which also is a good album on its own,but which doesn't offer something new,Dangerous should be seen as the groundbreaking album of the 90s.(at least one of the).
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Posted October 1, 2010
INSPIRING love songs more BEAUTIFUL and PROVOCATIVE than those of King Solomon. Not unusual for this artist as seen in his previous works. Obvious work of a GENIUS.
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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble
This special edition cd features remastered sound, an expanded booklet with lyrics and never-before-seen photos, and a deluxe, foil-stamped O-card.All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Despite the success of Bad, it was hard not to view it as a bit of a letdown, since it presented a cleaner, colder, calculated version of Thriller -- something that delivered what it should on the surface, but wound up offering less in the long run. So, it was time for a change-up, something even a superstar as huge as Michael Jackson realized, so he left Quincy Jones behind, hired Guy mastermind Teddy Riley as the main producer, and worked with a variety of ...