Review 1979's Off The Wall is one of the finest pop albums ever made and showcases Michael Jackson as a gifted and versatile vocalist, comfortable performing on ballads as well as upbeat disco tracks.Although Michael had previously released four solo albums as part of the Jackson 5 franchise on Motown, it was this, his first album on Epic that would break him as a worldwide superstar.In collaborating with producer Quincy Jones, Off The Wall found Jackson using his newly found creative freedom by departing from his previous Motown sound, instead opting for an album that combined disco, soul, pop, soft rock and funk influences. Additional to Jones' polished, professional productions, Michael Jackson collaborated with some of the finest songwriters of the time, including Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and Rod Temperton. As a result, Off The Wall became the first album ever to spawn four Billboard Top Ten singles: Don't Stop Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Off The Wall and She's Out Of My Life.Since it's release, Off The Wall has sold over fifteen million copies and many critics believe as an album it has not been bettered by any of Michael Jackson's subsequent output. --David O'DonnellFind more music at the BBC This link will take you off Amazon in a new window Product description Tracks: Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough 6:04 / Rock With You 3:40 / Working Day And Night 5:04 / Get On The Floor 4:57 / Off The Wall 4:06 / Girlfriend 3:04 / She's Out Of My Life 3:38 / I can't help it 4:29 / It's The Falling In Love 3:48 / Burn This Disco Out 3:48