Michael Jackson Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour

I was fortunate enough to see Michael Jackson on the Dangerous Tour and History Tours.

I vividly remember recording (and still own) the original broadcast of this show.

They have overdubbed a lot of vocals onto this DVD, especially on Jam, where he very obviously lip synced. 'hee hees' and 'ho's' have been added to this DVD, where they are not present on the original broadcast.

Also, and lord knows why, there are now loads of gratuitous shots of fans passing out and being dragged away, which WERE NOT on original broadcast

Great concert, great performer, slightly dodgy DVD

This is High Energy. It has everything – performance, dance, music. It's really entertaining!! I am not a big Michael Jackson fan but this proved to me what a great performer he was and why he had so many dedicated fans who loved him.

This performance takes place in Bucharest in 1992 and Michael was in tremendous shape. He must have lost weight during this – its very physical and non-stop dance.

All his great songs are in this - Thriller, Beat It and the incomparable Billie Jean with the moon walk. I also really liked Man in the Mirror – one of his songs with good meaning and well intentioned.

What a Show!! If you see one movie of Michael Jackson choose this one.

No one dances and performs better than the King. Thats a fact. He is the greatest entertainer ever for a reason. And everyone should watch him perform live. He is magic. May he rest in piece. We did not deserve this man. RIP MJ

At the time of this live concert production, pop icon, Michael Jackson (1958-2009) was 34 years old and, quite obviously, right at the very top of his game in the music business.

Filmed entirely on stage (in Bucharest, Romania) - This 2-hour presentation (consisting of 16 songs) was clearly a marketing tool in order to promote Jackson's well-publicized "Dangerous Tour" to all of his devoted fans both in Europe, as well as in North America, too.

My one major complaint about this production was that (far too often) Jackson's singing became almost inaudible among all of the absolutely deafening cheers of the frantic audience, as well as the over-loud instruments of those musicians backing him up right on stage.

As Romanian, I see this concert as a historical one. For political reasons more than artistic. No doubts, it remains a great piece of tour. It gives the best Michael Jackson , it is perfect in each detail. And, for many reasons, it is the sketch for the huge effort for the late project of him. So, just historical. And great, especialy for the status of clear, precise definion of freedom.