Here we have gathered Michael Jackson’s best songs, performances, music videos, duets and YouTube clips. Enjoy! MJ R.I.P

Top10 Greatest Songs by Michael Jackson

• 1) Billie Jean
• 2) Black or White
• 3) Dirty Diana
• 4) Ben
• 5) Thriller
• 6) Beat It
• 7) You Rock My World
• You Are Not Alone
• 9) Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough
• 10) Blame It On The Boogie (Jacksons)

Top 10 Greatest Music Videos by Michael Jackson

• 1) Scream
• 2) Thriller
• 3) Beat It
• 4) Smooth Criminal
• 5) They Don’t Care About Us
• 6) Remember The Time
• 7) Jam
• Bad
• 9) Give In To Me
• 10) You Rock My World

Top 10 Greatest Performances by Michael Jackson

• 1) Billie Jean, Motown 25
• 2) Bucarest show, Dangerous Tour 1995
• 3) MTV VMA 2001 with N’Sync
• 4) Superbowl 1993
• 5) Ed Sullivan Show 1970
• 6) Blood On The Dancefloor, Gothenburg, 1997
• 7) Dangerous at American Bandstand 2002
• Grammy Awards, 1988
• 9) Bill Clinton Gala 1993
• 10) Beat It, History Tour 1997

Top 10 Greatest Duets with Michael Jackson

• 1) The Girl Is Mine (Paul McCartney)
• 2) Scream (Janet Jackson)
• 3) Just Good Friends (Stevie Wonder)
• 4) Say, Say, Say (Paul McCartney)
• 5) The Girl Is Mine 2008 (Will.I.Am)
• 6) The Way You Make Me Feel (Britney Spears)
• 7) State Of Shock (Mick Jagger)
• We Are The World (Lionel Richie et al)
• 9) In The Closet (Princess Stéphanie of Monaco)
• 10) I Just Can’t Stop Loving You (Siedah Garrett)

Top 10 Awesome Michael Jackson Dances

• 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VTz2_cnfKM
• 2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mU8QoZMVOU
• 3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-2BFnKRWsA
• 4) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeFUvW5YInQ
• 5) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygiMay6ww_Y
• 6) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wBvKOD4Zm0
• 7) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RkG-wh_Q2U
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9colO9fhI7o
• 9) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h76Mta9pFa0
• 10) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQwFHoLMti8

Top 10 Greatest Michael Jackson Ballads

• 1) You Are Not Alone
• 2) Stranger In Moscow
• 3) Gone Too Soon
• 4) Heal The World
• 5) She’s Out Of My Life
• 6) With A Childs Heart
• 7) The Lady In My Life
• Ben
• 9) You’ve Got A Friend
• 10) I’ll Be There (Jackson 5)

Top 10 Great “Rather Unknown” Songs by Michael Jackson

• 1) With A Childs Heart
• 2) Streetwalker
• 3) Whatever Happens (feat Santana)
• 4) Be Not Always
• 5) Dancing Machine (Jackson 5)
• 6) The Lost Children
• 7) Little Susie
• Push Me Away (Jacksons)
• 9) In Our Small Way
• 10) Working Day And Night

Top 10 Greatest Michael Jackson Beats

• 1) Billie Jean
• 2) Who Is It
• 3) Dangerous
• 4) You Rock My World
• 5) Beat It
• 6) Blame It On The Boogie
• 7) They Don’t Care About Us
• Invincible
• 9) Rock With You
• 10) Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (Jacksons)

With time ticking away, the ice cool Swede, Sundin swooped in to send the Maple Leafs into uncontrollable bouts of ecstasy.

Wayne Gretzky (1993)

No top 10 list would be complete without ‘The Great One’ and his peach of a strike against Toronto Maple Leafs simply helped to cement his legendary status.

Wayne Gretzky (1998)

Take two. Gretzky strikes again.

Darren McCarty (1997)

The rugged Redwing’s player scored a scintillating goal to clinch the Stanley Cup.

Bobby Orr (1970)

This one is probably more memorable for the celebration, but the importance of Orr’s strike cannot be emphasized. A huge goal on the sport’s biggest stage.

Mario Lemieux (1991)

The man affectionately known as super Mario by his legion of adoring fans ensured his goal against Minnesota wouldn’t be quickly forgotten in the 91 Stanley cup playoffs.

Theo Fleury (1991)

Classy strike from a classy player. The celebration however…

Brett Hull (1999)

Every sport has its moments of controversies, the goal that saw Dallas walk away with an overtime victory is arguably one of the sport’s most controversial.

Perry Berezan (1986)

An epic game, punctuated by an epic goal.

Pat LaFontaine (1987)

If a fourth overtime goal in one of the longest matches in the Stanley Cup final isn’t enough to get you into any top 10 list, I don’t know what is.

This top list was posted by our own DJ master – Dj Frow. Below you’ll find his personal favorite moments in DJ history. Peace!

10. 1970 – The release of Technice TurnTable model 1200

The release of the 1200 naturally deserves a spot on the top ten chart of memorable Dj moments in history. Technics released the original SL-1200 as a hi-fi turntable. It is unclear who actually invented the Technics turntable. Apparently it was 2 Technics & Panasonic engineers that were working in Europe at the time.

9. 1975 Grand Wizard Theodore – Inventor of Scratch

The story behind the invention of the Scratch is almost too logical to be told. Growing up in the Bronx, Grand Wizard Theodore discovers the scratch by accident in 1975. Rumour has it that he was mixing away in his bedroom when his mum told him to be quiet and instead of stopping the record with the stop button he used his hand instead and it made a nice sound.
He then came back to the turntables and experimented with pulling the record back and forth across the needle, giving birth to scratch.

8. 1979 – SHG release “Rapper’s Delight”

Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” is released. While they didn’t really utilize the skills of a DJ, this song had a profound influence on the sound of commercial hip-hop during the early 1980′s.

7. 1982 – “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel” single

Grandmaster Flash’s 1982 single “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel” was Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five’s first record to demonstrate hip-hop Dj-ing skills. This record also helped to popularise the scratch sound.

Afrika Bambaata’s “Planet Rock” samples Kraftwerk and creates electro. Afrika Bambaata’s influence was massive as they had a new sound that was very distinctive and original.
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s “The Message” becomes a hit. “The Message” is seen by many as the first serious rap record.

6. 1987 – DMC (Disco Mix Club)

The DMC (Disco Mix Club) holds its first annual DJ Competition.

5. 1991 – Q-bert wins DMC

Q-bert makes history when winning the DMC world championships. With DJ Q-bert a new category of Djs emerge: the turntablist. The trurntablist creates art by creating new music using emerging scratch and mixing techniques. Turntabelism becomes a culture of its own, while DJ-ing remains a part of the four elements of hip hop.

4. 1992 – Introduction of thhe “Flare” scratch

DJ Flare introduces the “Flare” scratch. 92′ also marks the year of the first scratch / battle record that was designed for ease of kutting and tricks because of the samples being on beat one after the other. It was called “Battlebreaks”. The idea was then given to Darth Fader and the rest is history. Mixmaster mike follows his career with the beastie boys.

3. 1995 – New DMC challenge: The creation of music with turntables

In a DMC competition Q-bert and Mix Master Mike retire from the DMC to become judges and enter a new challenge, the creation of music with turntables, which later would lead up to the emerging of turntableism.

2. 1996 – The I.T.F’s first world championship DJ competitions

The I.T.F. (International Turntablist Federation) holds it’s first world champioinship competitions.
Showcasing the new era of turntablism, the historic battle at the Rocksteady Reunion between ISP and the X-Men (now called the X-Executioners) took place.
Thud rumble is established and Q-Bert gets filmed as a starring role in the movie, “Hang the DJ”, which gets picked up by Miramax and plays in theatres in Europe, Canada, and the U.S.

1. 1998 -2000 – Dj Craze “three years in a row”

DJ Craze wins the DMC-world championships three years in a row. In my opinion DJ Craze is the #1 turntablist champion. With a foundation of drum ´n´ bass he is the modern King of turntableism