Michael Jackson

Invincible

Editor's Review:

In India, eunuchs (men who have, often willingly, had their genitals removed, rendering them semi-sexless) are a very feared, nefarious segment of society. They roam the country in packs, striking fear in the hearts of their countrymen by threatening to expose their de-testicled nether-region. Unfortunately, eunuchs the world over now have at their disposal a soundtrack to their ball-less antics: Michael Jackson's Invincible. Cementing his status as an honorary member of the eunuch fraternity, Jackson is back and he really, really wants you to like him. He brought (and bought) along all your favorite mercenary sell-out R&B puppeteers - Teddy Riley, Rodney Jerkins, R. Kelly, Babyface - and probably had to sell a couple of monkeys and a giraffe in order to finance Invincible. The result sounds like a drum machine dripping with cum: a giant masturbating android being serenaded by a newly erotic Michael Jackson. But even the sultriest beats can't make Jackson sound sexual. "Break of Dawn" sounds like a guy singing about how he thinks sex might be. Especially embarrassing is the intro to "You Rock my World," where Jackson sports a suspect baritone speaking voice, arguing with Chris Tucker that he can "get that girl," who he describes as 'bangin'. First of all, Michael Jackson should never ever use the word 'bangin'. Second of all, whom is he trying to fool? We all figured out long ago that Michael Jackson couldn't get a boner if he tried. So if you really don't want to ever get laid, or are planning on entertaining some eunuchs, Invincible will certainly fill your needs, otherwise, please spare yourself the agony of this sad madman.
- Daniel Taylor


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Record Label Epic
Released December 2001

Tracks

  1. Unbreakable
  2. Heartbreaker
  3. Invincible
  4. Break of Dawn
  5. Heaven Can Wait
  6. You Rock My World
  7. Butterflies
  8. Speechless
  9. 2000 Watts
  10. You Are My Life
  11. Provacy
  12. Don't Walk Away
  13. Cry
  14. The Lost Children
  15. Whatever Happens
  16. Threatened
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