Questions: Entertainment & Arts

Seeing as there seem to be quite a few 70's R&B/Soul fans on this forum, I wondered which album would be more popular out of arguably the best Michael Jackson album and arguably the best album by Stevie Wonder?

As a whole album I love Off The Wall, it is consistent from start to finish and has a great variety of dance, disco, funk, soul, and R&B. In my mind it was the reason for Thriller's anticipation and success, but was a much better album, the best of Michael's career.

Songs In The Key Of Life is a sprawling masterpiece, packed full of fantastic songs, many of them amongst the greatest ever released. It is also an album packed full of different genres and styles of music. I don't care for the whole album, being a double album with an E. P, it is not surprising that every song is great, but any album with the likes of Sir Duke, I Wish, Village Ghetto Land, As, Pastime Paradise and Isn't She Lovely is always going to be a classic.

What do you think?

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is a story written by L. Frank Baum more than a hundred years ago. It has been turned into movies, live action theater, television, animation presentations, and many more.

Which of the many presentations is your favorite?

Please vote in the poll below, and feel free to leave a comment.

Note: The poll entries are listed in chronological order, not to hint at a priority.