Michael Jackson - Dangerous Tour | Munich, June 27th, 1992 (All Footage)

Michael Jackson's first concert of the Dangerous World Tour, held at the Olympiastadion in Munich, Germany, on June 27, 1992. With Munich leaks becoming more common, this video will probably get outdated soon. I apologise about the gap at 3:10. What I did: Lighting and color correction on most clips, EQ:ing, and I used a couple of different sources for “Black or White” to get the best angles. I also did this for a few other songs. I used the channel 4 broadcast of "Billie Jean" and didn't mix it with any other source because quality is already fine and has 50fps. However you can see a scary shadow man sometimes. I also left out parts showing the TV host where you can see a couple of pixels of the stage in the background. Finally, I exported the video in 4K to avoid YouTube compression. Thumbnail partially by ‪@theliltshow‬ Credits for Files and Videos: ‪@kmj5997‬ ‪@paneradefisken‬ ‪@XXX360Underscore‬ ‪@BadTourEra‬ ‪@MJLARV‬ ‪@mjtv-news‬ My Thoughts: I'd love to see the full concert. The vocals are amazing, obviously since this is the first concert of the tour. Both "Beat It" and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" are sung in the original key. He’s also wearing the black "Jam" jacket, which he only wore at this concert, the Tokyo shows and for the 1993 leg of the tour. Dangerous World Tour - Munich, Germany (June 27, 1992) 2880x2160, 59.94 FPS (most clips are 50 FPS) If you use this video, please give credit. Timestamps: 0:00 Jam 1:13 Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ 3:04 Human Nature 3:19 Smooth Criminal 3:27 I Just Can’t Stop Loving You 4:08 Thriller 4:25 Billie Jean 11:55 Workin' Day and Night 14:00 Beat It 16:06 Will You Be There 17:34 The Way You Make Me Feel 19:52 Bad (Intro) 20:40 Bad 24:27 Black or White (Intro) 25:59 Black or White 30:05 Heal the World 32:19 Man in the Mirror Copyright Disclaimer: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.