This diversity makes it far more appealing than the pop flavored Bad Album. MJ has gospel, dance, ballads, r&b, hard rock,etc. A potential 8-10 million albums could have been sold if this tour was allowed to complete and the 1993 allegations had never come about.ДЄlso Nirvana's Nevermind took a lot of steam out of Dangerous, the focus of the media and people were on Nevermind.Дangerous had the best chance of coming near Thriller's sales, as of right now it's at 32 million albums worldwide, it could have easily passed 40 million if the above scenario had been avoided.ДЄs for the music, look at the diversity of the tracks: Who is it, In the Closet, Will You Be There, Give in to Me, Black or White, Remember the Time are all classics and each track is different. However an important thing to note is that the Dangerous world tour never reached America nor was it able to finish the 2nd leg. Even then it went 7x platinum to Bad's 8x platinum in America.

I notice a lot of casual fans and the media seem to ignore Dangerous all the time and hold Quincy Jones' produced albums for MJ to be the best and only albums worthwhile listening to.ДЇor example, take Bad which was outsold by Dangerous in every single country except for the US and UK. Imho Dangerous is MJ's most underrated album of all time.

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