This 2001 Michael Jackson Album Featuring ‘Perhaps the Best’ of His Monster Songs Turns 25
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30.10.2026 17:13
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Rod Serling’s eerie voice and Rodney Jerkins’ junkyard sound experiments reveal two unexpected ingredients behind the record.
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