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Prince's "The Gold Experience" album came out in 1995 and sounds like a straight up 80ies album. Especially "319".
MJ's "Blood On The Dance Floor" and "Ghosts" came out in 1997 and still have the New Jack Swing sound, which everyone else already moved on from.

[FlowerBomb]

I agree
MJ didn't really catch up until "Invincible" and most of his catalogue hasn't really aged well imo

[Lazarus]

They were both hit or miss in the 90s I'd say that

[GRAND]

i only use them both for their 80s mess

the 90s is where hip hop and r&b really began to shine and i had no interest in hearing some late shit

[OakTREE]

This is true. "The History Book" was just "dangerous" leftovers. New Jack swing was so dead at that point.

[SouravMay]

90's is my favorite MJ era, but yeah his music was very out of place for that time. But Michael just stayed true, I can appreciate that. I think this made his mess more timeless than lots of the 90's music.

[FlowerBomb]

His 80's music>>>except for Dangerous
"Remember The Time" is a classic, but nothing else really stood out on that album
It's crazy because their female peers were evolving and getting with the times

[Opposites Attract.]

You Are Not Alone was cute.

[Lazarus]

Remember the Time>>>>>

[GLOCK]

Ive never been a huge fan of either

[The Brandy Barbie]

I agree
MJ didn't really catch up until "Invincible" and most of his catalogue hasn't really aged well imo

       You are completely tripping on that one.

[wizzy]

Remember the Time>>>>>

[wizzy]

Yea the boys who ran the 80s got lost in the 90s a bit

It's was grans & jans who set the pace in the 90s

[BAPHOMET.]

damn pedophile

[wizzy]

His 80's music>>>except for Dangerous
"Remember The Time" is a classic, but nothing else really stood out on that album
It's crazy because their female peers were evolving and getting with the times

bit! twins