Michael Jackson Thriller Song. “I won’t be there one day, I would like myself to be remembered through my works and so I put my soul in it” said the recently deceased legendary performer and pop icon- Michael Joseph Jackson. Prior to his image-tarnishing and subsequent downfall around the year 2005, he had been a one-man army for the music industry and his records boasted of incredible career highs.
Riding on the success of Off The Wall, he released the Thriller Album for Epic Records in the winter of 1982. He incorporated the Thriller Song a couple of years hence. It was the seventh single augmented to the music album. While Girl Is Mine made a decent yet sedate start, second single called Billie Jean began to devour grounds very fast. Michael Jackson Thriller Song, augmented in 1984 became his signature song and to the MTV zealots, it is by far the most successful song and music video in the history of the channel.
Soon after its release, Michael Jackson Thriller Song started rampaging turf to settle at number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart. Michael Jackson Thriller Song topped Radio and Record Singles Chart while simultaneously hitting the Top Ten in UK.
Michael Jackson Thriller Song has amassed more than a million digital downloads and also brought Michael to the shore of an incredible 37 percent royalty. It benefited the ailing music industry in no small way and became a harbinger for MTV. Originally proclaimed as “Starlight Love” and “Starlight Sun”, Michael Jackson Thriller Song became synonymous with American music culture. Its 14 minute music video was produced by Quincy Jones and the song was written by Rod Temperton.
Michael Jackson Thriller Song will always remain embedded in never-fading memory of his billion worshippers. “Artist fades, art doth not fade”.
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