Category: Music Review: I recently purchased a collection of music albums from various artists and genres. Among them were several classic albums by one of my favorite musicians, Michael Jackson. I was thrilled to see that the collection included some of his most popular works such as Thriller, Bad (Remastered), Man in the Mirror (Acoustic), Number Ones, The Essential Michael Jackson, and Man of the Woods. Additionally, there were two live albums, Jackson (Live in Japan) and Pretty In Black, as well as Wasted in Jackson and a few other lesser-known works. Overall, I was very impressed with the quality of these albums. They sounded great on my home stereo system and each album had its own unique charm. Thriller is still one of my all-time favorite albums, and the remastered version did not disappoint. The acoustic version of Man in the Mirror was a nice change of pace from the original and added a new dimension to the song. The Essential Michael Jackson album was particularly impressive as it contained many of his greatest hits and classics that spanned his entire career. It was great to hear some of his lesser-known works, such as "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and "Billie Jean," which are often overlooked in other collections. The live albums were also a highlight for me. Jackson (Live in Japan) was an incredible concert that showcased Michael at the height of his career. The energy and excitement on stage were palpable, and it felt like I was right there with him. Pretty In Black, on the other hand, was a more intimate live album that showcased Michael's softer side. It was great to hear some of his ballads and slower songs in this setting. The only downside to this collection is that it did not include any of Michael's later works or collaborations with other artists. However, for someone who wants a comprehensive collection of Michael Jackson's greatest hits and classics, this set is definitely worth the investment.