11. Invincible - 2001
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Michael Jackson's final studio album was his first of all new material in 10 years. He again worked with prominent contemporary R&B producers including Rodney Jerkins, R. Kelly and Teddy Riley. Reviews were generally favorable but without the excitement that greeted some of his past classics. The album debuted at #1 but ultimately sold only two million copies and included only one top 10 pop single, "You Rock My World."
12. Number Ones - 2003
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Number Ones is a greatest hits collection that includes a partial set of Michael Jackson's classic hits. It included the new track "One More Chance" written by R. Kelly. The album only peaked at #13 on the album chart but it was certified platinum for sales.
13. Thriller 25 - 2008
Courtesy Sony
In 2008 Michael Jackson released a 25th anniversary edition of the classic Thriller which included remixes of some of the classics from the album featuring contemporary artists. The release topped the pop catalog chart and sold over 600,000 copies in the US alone.
