Michael Jackson CD’s a Great Way to Remember His Genius
Posted on 11. Aug, 2009 by Melody Peterson in Celebrities
The world was plunged into shock, when it lost its greatest ever entertainer. It will become one of those moments that people recall with the phrase, “Where were you when Michael Jackson died?” The loss felt by so many millions of fans has been just one of the driving forces behind the high numbers in which Michael Jackson cd’s have been flying off the shelves of music stores worldwide.
Intrigue still surrounds the private life of the best entertainer the world has been fortunate to create; however, it is for his music and the passion he managed to articulate through his songs that will be his true legacy.
It is interesting how public feeling towards his music has not actually changed that much however, with most top ten posting singles coming from the Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad albums.
These albums themselves have shot to the top of charts across the globe too; and this in spite of huge logistical issue in getting enough demand to the stores in the first instance.
However, always a pioneer, even in death, Jackson has also broken records in the latest major musical market; Apple iTunes. From coast to coast across the US, right across the Atlantic to Europe and Britain, and beyond to all habituated continents, he has soared to the top of charts.
It is with the tangible product that Michael Jackson cd’s offer the buyer where success has been most notice, and delivered the biggest impact however. An industry severely rocked throughout this recession, the increase in sales has come at a welcome time. Many independent and established stores were facing the very real prospect of going to the wall, at the very least this has been staved off for a while.
Currently of course, fans only have the back catalog and compilation albums to satisfy their thirsts. However, sounds recently coming from AEG, (the promotion company in charge of the concerts), suggest new material could be made available in time for Christmas 2009.
Possibly first to be released will be footage and music from the final dress rehearsal session at the Staples Center LA. The DVD will no doubt race to the top of the charts, whilst the Michael Jackson cd’s of what is, in essence, his final ever performance will possibly become the greatest seller of all time, never to be beaten.
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