Album Info Hide Show Artist: Michael Jackson Album: Scream Released: UK & Europe, 27 Oct 2017 Tracklist: A1 This Place Hotel 5:44 Arranged By – Jerry Hey Arranged By, Composed By, Lead Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Arranged By, Horns – Tom Tom 84 Backing Vocals – Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Stephanie Spruill Bass – Nathan Watts Drums – Ollie Brown Effects – Gene Corso Engineer, Mixed By – Tom Perry Guitar – David Williams , Michael Sembello, Paul Jackson Jr., Tito Jackson Keyboards – Greg Phillinganes Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa, The Jacksons Performer – The Jacksons Producer – Greg Phillinganes, The Jacksons Recorded By – Rik Pekkonen Timpani – Marlon Jackson Voice – La Toya Jackson A2 Thriller 5:58 Arranged By, Synthesizer, Written-By – Rod Temperton Arranged By, trumpet, Flugelhorn – Jerry Hey Effects – Bruce Cannon, Bruce Swedien Guitar – David Williams Performer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals – Michael Jackson Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By – Anthony Marinelli Rap – Vincent Price Saxophone, Flute – Larry Williams Synthesizer – Brian Banks, Greg Phillinganes trombone – Bill Reichenbach trumpet, Flugelhorn – Gary Grant A3 Blood On The Dancefloor 4:13 Arranged By, Performer, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Drum Programming, Keyboards, Synthesizer – Brad Buxer Drum Programming, Written-By, Engineer, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Producer – Teddy Riley Programmed By – Matt Carpenter A4 Somebody’s Watching Me 3:57 Arranged By – Curtis Anthony Nolen Arranged By, Performer, Producer, Written-By – Rockwell Featuring, Backing Vocals – Michael Jackson B1 Dirty Diana 4:41 Arranged By – Jerry Hey Arranged By, Co-producer, Performer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Claves, Written-By – Michael Jackson Arranged By, Producer – Quincy Jones Arranged By, Synthesizer – John Barnes Drum Programming – Douglas Getschal Drums – John Robinson Guitar – David Williams , Paul Jackson Jr. Guitar, Soloist – Steve Stevens Synthesizer – Christopher Currell, Denny Jaeger, Michael Boddicker, Randy Waldman B2 Torture 4:54 Arranged By, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Producer, Written-By – Jackie Jackson Arranged By, trumpet – Jerry Hey Backing Vocals – Jermaine Jackson, Marlon Jackson, Tito Jackson Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Percussion – Randy Jackson Engineer, Mixed By – Bill Bottrell Guitar, Soloist – Jack Wargo Keyboards – John Barnes Keyboards, Synthesizer, Programmed By – Michael Boddicker Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Michael Jackson Performer, Producer – The Jacksons Programmed By – David Ervin Written-By – Kathleen Wakefield B3 Leave Me Alone 4:40 Arranged By, Co-producer, Performer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Synthesizer, Written-By – Michael Jackson Drum Programming, Synthesizer – Larry Williams Guitar – Paul Jackson Jr. Producer – Quincy Jones Synthesizer – Greg Phillinganes Synthesizer, Programmed By – Casey Young B4 Scream 4:38 Arranged By, Drum Programming, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Producer, Programmed By, Synth – Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Arranged By, Performer, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Featuring, Arranged By, Performer, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Janet Jackson Written-By – James Harris III, Terry Lewis C1 Dangerous 6:58 Arranged By, Performer, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Arranged By, Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By, Synthesizer, Written-By – Teddy Riley Recorded By, Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Recorded By, Mixed By, Written-By – Bill Bottrell Synthesizer – Brad Buxer, Rhett Lawrence C2 Unbreakable 6:25 Backing Vocals – Brandy Featuring, Rap – Notorious B.I.G. Instruments, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Producer, Written-By – Michael Jackson Instruments, Mixed By, Producer, Written-By – Rodney Jerkins Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Recorded By – Stuart Brawley Written-By – Fred Jerkins III, Lashawn Daniels, Nora Payne, Robert Smith Written-By, Rap – Carl McIntosh, Jane Eugene, Steve Nichol C3 Xscape 4:05 Arranged By, Strings – Larry Gold Backing Vocals, Written-By – Lashawn Daniels Guitar – Fredrik Strand Halland Horns – Mo Horns Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By – Rodney Jerkins Performer, Producer, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Sound Designer – Greg Morgan Written-By – Fred Jerkins III D1 Threatened 4:19 Edited By, Mixed By, Recorded By – Stuart Brawley Instruments, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Producer, Written-By – Michael Jackson Instruments, Mixed By, Producer, Written-By – Rodney Jerkins Voice – Rod Serling Written-By – Fred Jerkins III, Lashawn Daniels D2 Ghosts 5:13 Arranged By, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Written-By – Michael Jackson Drum Programming – Alex Breuer, Andrew Scheps, Matt Carpenter, Rob Hoffman Drum Programming, Keyboards, Synthesizer – Doug Grigsby Keyboards, Synthesizer – Brad Buxer Keyboards, Synthesizer, Producer, Written-By, Engineer – Teddy Riley Mixed By – Dave Way – Bonus track D3 Blood On The Dance Floor X Dangerous (The White Panda Mash-Up) (3:38) Engineer – Bart Schoudel Remix – The White Panda D3a Blood On The Dance Floor Written-By, Producer – Michael Jackson Written-By – Teddy Riley D3b Dangerous Written-By – Bill Bottrell Written-By, Producer – Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley D3c This Place Hotel Performer, Producer – The Jacksons Producer – Greg Phillinganes Written-By – Michael Jackson D3d Leave Me Alone Producer – Quincy Jones Co-producer, Written-By – Michael Jackson D3e Is It Scary Drum Programming – Jeff Taylor Instruments, Producer, Arranged By – Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Programmed By – Andrew Scheps Recorded By, Mixed By – Steve Hodge Written-By – James Harris III, Terry Lewis Written-By, Producer, Solo Vocal, Backing Vocals, Arranged By – Michael Jackson Related Content: Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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The album features a mix of some of Jackson’s most iconic songs, reimagined with a fresh twist. The title track, “Scream,” featuring his sister Janet Jackson, is a powerful anthem of frustration and defiance. The song’s pulsating beat and the dynamic interplay between the two siblings create a sense of urgency that resonates deeply. It was a commercial success, reaching the top of the charts in several countries and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording. The accompanying music video, which is visually stunning and filled with striking choreography, further solidified the song’s impact. One of the standout aspects of “Scream” is its production. The album was produced by Jackson himself, along with his long-time collaborators, including Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. The production quality is top-notch, showcasing Jackson’s ability to blend pop, rock, and dance elements seamlessly. The remixes breathe new life into classics like “Beat It,” “Black or White,” and “Billie Jean,” making them feel contemporary while still honoring their original essence. Critically, “Scream” received a mixed to positive reception. Major publications like Rolling Stone and Entertainment Weekly acknowledged the album’s danceable tracks and Jackson’s undeniable talent, though some critics felt that it was more of a compilation than a cohesive new work. However, the album’s cultural significance cannot be understated. It was released during a tumultuous period in Jackson’s life, and the themes of the songs reflect his struggles with fame, media portrayal, and personal issues. This context adds a layer of depth to the listening experience, as fans can sense the emotional weight behind the music. Interestingly, “Scream” also marked a significant moment in the Jackson family dynamic. The collaboration with Janet Jackson was a highlight, showcasing their sibling bond and mutual respect as artists. Janet, who was already a pop icon in her own right, brought her own flair to the track, and their combined star power made “Scream” a memorable duet. The song’s message of empowerment and resilience resonates with listeners, making it a timeless piece in both of their careers. In terms of awards, while “Scream” did not win a Grammy, it was nominated and received several other accolades, including MTV Video Music Awards nominations for Best Dance Video and Best Choreography. The album’s impact was felt not just in the charts but also in the way it addressed issues of mental health and the pressures of fame, topics that are increasingly relevant today. One fun fact about the album is that it was released as part of a larger project to celebrate Jackson’s legacy, coinciding with the release of the “Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection” box set. This strategic move helped to reintroduce Jackson’s music to a new generation of fans, ensuring that his influence continued to be felt in the music industry. Overall, “Scream” is more than just an album; it’s a reflection of Michael Jackson’s artistry and resilience. It captures a moment in time when the King of Pop was navigating the complexities of fame while still delivering music that resonates with audiences. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to his work, “Scream” is an essential listen that showcases the enduring legacy of one of music’s greatest icons. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review