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25 years ago Michael Jackson released the world’s biggest selling album of all time, Thriller. In 2008, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of this work with Thrillercast, an all-star filled podcast series featuring fresh interviews with DMC, Nick Cannon, Imogen Heap, Quincy Jones and more. the series is a companion to Thriller 25, a new cd set featuring the original tracks digitally remastered along with unreleased material, remixes with will i am, Fergie, Akon, Kanye West and a bonus DVD.
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For more information visit michaeljackson.com and for more great podcasts, visit blogs.legacyrecordings.com/podcast
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The Thrillercast participants give a shout out to MIchael (Part 2).
The Thrillercast participants give a shout out to MIchael (Part 1).
LL Cool J celebrates Michael and Thriller's 25th anniversary.
Weird Al talks up Michael and Thriller.
Herbie Hancock talks Thriller, Quincy, The Grammys and Michael.
Robot Dane and Poppin' Pete of The Electric Boogaloos, the originators of the dance style popping, talk about working with Michael on Beat It and Thriller.
Music producer Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, Nas, Joss Stone, Sex and the City) shares his impressions of Michael, Quincy and Thriller!
Q-Tip weighs in the celebration with his Thrillercast!
Former head of programming at XM Radio Lee Abrams talks Thriller.
The voice of modern Brazil, Céu talks Thriller.
Choreographer Wade Robson talks about imitating, performing and meeting Michael.
Larry Hamby managed the Thriller recording sessions for Epic Records. On his Thrillercast, he shares his first hand account working on Thriller from the inside.
Award-winning Choreographer Mia Michaels shares her Thriller story and much more.
Former MTV-VJ Mark Goodman tells us what it was like inside the MTV video screening room as Thriller hit and more.
Kirk Franklin brings us back to the skating rink of his youth and his first memories of Thriller.
Trumpeter Chris Botti praises Thriller.
Director/Choreographer Vincent Paterson talks about dancing in Beat It and Thriller and working with Michael Peters and Michael Jackson.
Thriller producer Quincy Jones is featured.
1Author, music journalist and filmmaker, Nelson George, reflects on the impact of Michael Jackson and Thriller.
American Idol finalist and recording star Katharine McPhee reflects on Thriller.
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