Invincible
| Michael Jackson
Invincible
Invincible is the final studio album by American singer Michael Jackson. It was released on October 30, 2001, by Epic Records. Similar to Jackson's previous material, Invincibleexplores themes such as love, romance, isolation, media criticism, and social issues. It was Jackson's sixth studio album released through Epic, and his 10th studio album released before his death in 2009."-Wikipedia
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Rolling Stone
He does need to leave Michael Jacksonland, that place where every sign points back to the spectacle of himself.
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Los Angeles Times
some inspired moments in the 77-minute collection, but there are also stretches that are sappy, derivative and labored.
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Slant Magazine
In the end, Invincible breaks little ground, instead sticking to familiar sounds of both his recent past and near-ancient history.
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NME
On first listen, ‘Invincible’ is a good R&B record, but certainly not pioneering
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AV Music
Invincible just reeks of desperation and aimlessness.
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Sputnik Music
This album has some great material but too much filler.
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The Guardian
It is Invincible's quest for regularity that is its undoing
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All Music
Offer a reminder that he could really craft good pop.
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PopMatters
On Invincible he goes back to what he does best -- breaking down musical barriers while fighting to get the girl.
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BBC
You might just find that there isn't enough here which is fresh or original.
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Joe Vogel
Invincible is the goosebumps album.
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Pop Rescue
I’m not sure this album is Invincible, I think there’s plenty of cracks.
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Contact Music
So with his sixth album he still remains king of his castle
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Pop Dose
It stands as a fairly contemporary, often good, and occasionally awesome album from the King of Pop.
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Entertainment Weekly
Invincible, his come-on songs to women are petulant rather than mature, and his save-the-world odes feel more fueled by ego than care.
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Washington Post
It was one of the best debuts of Jackson's career
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The Edge
Samples of his greatness, and being added to the star-studded contribution he brought to music.
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New York Nightlife
Invincible is an assembly-line bore, from the mechanized R&B
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R&Being
The album is nothing if not predictable.
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The Village Voice
His funk is steelier and his ballads are airier, both to disquieting effect.
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Kennedy Torch
The mood of the album changes throughout, starting with the hard hitting “Unbreakable”, which transitions to the dubstep-like “Heartbreaker”.
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Soul in Stereo
While flawed, Invincible has plenty of standout moments, showing that Michael was once again able to adapt to a changing musical landscape.
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