Michael Jackson signed vinyl record of "Thriller". Michael Jackson signed the album "Thriller". This one was released by Epic Records in 1982. The cover was designed by photographer Dick Zimmerman, featuring high-contrast portrait photography. Jackson is dressed in a white jacket, and the gradient of light and shadow in the background highlights his superstar aura. The title "Michael Jackson Thriller" is presented in golden handwriting. Visually simple yet highly impactful - Michael Jackson signed it with a blue marker pen, making it an extremely rare and historically significant item.

Dimensions: Vinyl records size: 12 1/4 x 12 1/8 in.

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Note: The album features 9 songs, blending pop, funk, rock and rhythm and blues styles, and is a peak work of cross-genre fusion in music. Representative tracks include: "Thriller", "Beat It", "Billie Jean", etc. Jackson aimed to "set a new benchmark for pop music", integrating funk rhythms, rock energy and disco beats into his album. At the same time, he broadened the expressive boundaries of pop music through the narrative nature of the lyrics, making the album a "pop encyclopedia with boundless styles and diverse narratives". The global success of the album broke down the barriers of music consumption based on race and region, making pop music truly a "global language". Its creative approach that integrates multiple styles remains a template for international artists such as Justin Bieber and BTS to this day. Thriller was not only the peak of Michael Jackson's career, but also a milestone in the evolution of pop music from a "single style" to a "fusion of multiple styles". With its ultimate production, cross-border style and pioneering visual expression, it has continuously defined the creative boundaries and commercial possibilities of popular culture. Its influence has spanned 40 years and it remains the "Mount Everest" in the history of popular music to this day. The estimated value of this album is between 70,000 and 90,000 US dollars.