There’s something about that line “Annie are you ok, are you ok Annie,” that goes on permanent rotation in my brain for days after each time I hear the song.
Maybe its because it came out when I was in year six, and I loved it then.
There’s so many other Michael Jackson songs that we’ll be listening to forever, but this is my favourite.
It might be a bit cheesy, but Ben also gets me every time.
He’d grown up a bit by the time of Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough (It’s hard to find video of this you can embed, the following is just audio. You can see a lot of this stuff at Jackson’s own YouTube channel).
And then, of course, there’s Thriller (this is live - again, for the legendary music video go to Jacko’s own YouTube.)
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