Artist: Michael Jackson
Title: HIStory On Film Volume II
Year: unknown
Country: UK & Germany
Label: SMV Enterprises (50138 9), SMV Enterprises (SMV 50138 9)
Format: DVD (DVD-Video, Multichannel, PAL, Double Sided, Stereo)
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Tracklist:
1. Programme Start (0:09)
2. Teaser (3:57)
3. Billie Jean (Motown 25:Yesterday, Today And Forever) (5:04)
4. Beat It (5:05)
5. Liberian Girl (5:43)
6. Smooth Criminal (9:35)
7. 1995 MTV Video Music Awards Performance (15:24)
8. Thriller (14:03)
9. Scream (5:00)
10. Childhood (Theme From "Free Willy 2") (4:37)
... and 6 more tracks

Notes: Nearly 2 hours of the short films that made HIStory.
Including never before released short films.

1995 MTV Video Music Awards Performance - The showstopping performance from the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards.
Beat It - From Thriller, the biggest selling album of all time! Winner - 5 Billboard Video Awards 1993, Rolling Stone Readers Poll - Best Video 1983, Rolling Stone Critics Poll - Best Video 1983.
Billie Jean - The Emmy nominated performance that started the world Moonwalking!
Earth Song - This spectacular film was one of the most requested short films of all time!
Thriller - The masterpiece directed by John Landis! Winner - 3 MTV Video Music Awards 1984, Rolling Stone Readers Poll - Video of the Decade 1989, 3 Billboard Video Awards 1984, 1 American Music Award 1984.
Scream - Winner - 1 Grammy 1996, 4 MTV Video Music Awards 1995, 1 Billboard Video Award 1995.

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DVD Info:

Audio: Dolby Digital Surround Sound, Dolby Stereo
Running Time: 1:46:24

59:36
47:39

Catalog number 50138 9 appears on the artwork, SMV 50138 9 on both sides of the disc.

The printing of "Side One" and "Side Two" on the disc sides is misleading: The playing side which belongs to the print is actually located on the opposite side where the print is located.
i.e.
- When looking at the side of the disc where "Side Two" is printed, this playing side you are looking at is actually Side One; playing Side Two is then in fact facing downwards/on the opposite side.
- When looking at the side of the disc where "Side One" is printed, this playing side you are looking at is actually Side Two; playing Side One is then in fact facing downwards/on the opposite side.
-> Print "Side One" corresponds to tracklist "A", corresponds to playing side with matrix "...A011"
-> Print "Side Two" corresponds to tracklist "B", corresponds to playing side with matrix "...B011"