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*Invincible* is a studio album by Michael Jackson, released in the United States on October 30, 2001. The record was produced by Jackson and distributed by Epic Records in vinyl and music streaming formats. It is written in English and features genres including disco, contemporary R&B, pop music, and soul. The album has a total duration of 4630 seconds and contains 16 tracks.
The tracklist includes "Heaven Can Wait," "You Rock My World," "Butterflies," and "Speechless." *Invincible* is part of the chronological order of Michael Jackson’s albums. A separate single titled *Invincible* by Jamie Benson was first released on November 5, 2001.
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Listeners · Last.fm
- Listeners
- 18,109
- Total plays
- 185,219
Tags
Invincible refers to these different artists: 1) Detroit based MC Ilana Weaver, AKA Invincible, is a rapper that discusses both personal experience and a desire to effect social change. Invincible splits their time between community work, youth organizing, and constant touring across the US and Europe. They moved from the Middle East to Michigan and later New York. Their skills have placed them in the company of numerous contemporary hip-hop artists. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Invincibl
Key facts
- Released
- October 30, 2001 ( 2001-10-30 )
- Recorded
- October 1997 – September 2001
- Studio
- The Hit Factory (New York City) Criteria (Miami) Marvin's Room (Los Angeles) Darkchild (Los Angeles) Record Plant (Los Angeles) Future Recording (Norfolk, Virginia) Sony (New York City) Record One (Los Angeles) A Touch of Jazz (Philadelphia) Brandon's Way Recording (Los Angeles) Capitol (Hollywood)
- Genre
- R&B pop soul
- Length
- 77 : 01
- Label
- Epic MJJ
- Producer
- Michael Jackson Rodney Jerkins Teddy Riley Dr. Freeze Andre Harris Babyface R. Kelly
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Article · Deutsch
Invincible (englisch für „unbesiegbar“) ist das zehnte und letzte Soloalbum von Michael Jackson, das zu seinen Lebzeiten veröffentlicht wurde. Es erschien am 29. Oktober 2001 und war somit Jacksons erstes Album im 21. Jahrhundert. Invincible war in fünf Farbvarianten erhältlich: rot, grün, gelb, blau und standardmäßig silber. Die Produktionskosten des Albums liegen je nach Quelle bei 21 oder 30 Millionen US-Dollar, womit Invincible das bisher teuerste Album ist. Das Album erreichte Platz Eins der Charts in 14 Ländern, nämlich Deutschland, den USA, Großbritannien, Frankreich, Russland, Japan, Italien, Schweden, Irland, Rumänien, Spanien, Portugal, Südkorea und Kanada. Kurz vor der Veröffentlichung gab Michael Jackson bekannt, den Vertrag mit Epic (Sony Music) nicht mehr zu verlängern, worauf der damalige Chef von Sony Music, Tommy Mottola, alle Single-Releases, Videoaufnahmen sowie die Promotion für Invincible abbrach. Im Jahr 2010 wurde das Album von Lesern des Billboard Magazins zum Album of the Decade gewählt.
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