The Jackson 5 make their Motown debut in 1979 with "I Want You Back" and "Who's Lovin' You."

Jackson 5 on "Mama's Pearl," "Darling Dear," "Never Can Say Goodbye," "She's Good," "Maybe Tomorrow" and "I Will Find A Way."

2006 release from Hip-O Select that features two Jackson 5 albums from 1972-1973, before the group left Motown for Epic in 1975. Includes seven previously unreleased tracks ("Boogie") and the unreleased version of Hum Along and Dance.

Ingenious editing or a ploy to make money? Your call. The original Jackson 5 tracks have been stripped down to "showcase" Michael's voice.

Michael's lavish 1978 screen debut with Diana Ross comes with a bonus CD featuring some of the soundtrack's highlights.

This expanded and remastered edition includes remixes with will.i.am, Akon, Fergie, Kanye West, and an unreleased track from the Thriller Sessions, From All Time. It just goes to show that this music holds up 25 years later!

1991's "Dangerous" spawned "Remember the Time," "Black or White," "Give In To Me," and "Will You Be There," complete with choir.

The first disc is a best-of from Jackson's earlier solo albums; Disc 2 features the powerful "Scream" with sister Janet, "They Don't Care About Us," and movie themes "You Are Not Alone" and "Childhood" from Free Willy 1 and 2.

The amazing vids for Beat It, Smooth Criminal, Thriller, Scream (which at that time was the most expensive music video ever made at $7 million), and more.

The same tracklisting as the regular Essential MJ, but the bonus third disc includes songs from 2001's Invincible.

Includes chart toppers from the UK and US beginning with 1979's "Off the Wall" until 2003; includes "One More Chance" with R. Kelly.

More of a talking-heads style tribute to the King of Pop than a collection of clips, features appearances by Beyonce Knowles, Isaac Hayes, Dick Clark, Wyclef Jean, Missy Elliot, and others.