• Michael Jackson • Bill Bottrell singles chronology ' (1992) ' Give In to Me' (1993) ' (1993) singles chronology ' Give In to Me' (1993) ' (1997) Music video on ' Give In to Me' is the tenth track on 's 1991 studio album. The single peaked at number one in New Zealand for four consecutive weeks, and at number two on the. Stylistically, 'Give In to Me' is a which featured guitarist. Some suggest that the song, also considered a ballad, has an aggressive sexual flavor. The single was released in Europe, Australia and New Zealand only. The single release's B-sides include the album versions of ' and '.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Composition [ ] This song is written in the of. Jackson's vocal spans from G3 to B4. It has a moderately slow tempo of 87 beats per minute. Critical response [ ] 'Give In to Me' received positive reviews from contemporary music critics. Editor David Browne praised Jackson's delivery, writing, 'when his voice isn't competing with drum machines, it's menacing on the creepy Give In to Me (his best-ever shot at hard rock).' Alan Light of reviewed the song: 'Give In to Me' flirts with something more disturbing as Jackson sings, 'Don't try to understand me/Just simply do the things I say' in a grittier, throaty voice while Slash's guitar whips and soars behind him.'

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Music video [ ]. The song being performed live. The music video for 'Give In to Me' features Jackson performing the song on stage at an indoor rock concert with ex bassist, guitarists and, as well as the band's touring keyboardist and Jackson's touring drummer,.

Loud explosions are later heard with visuals of stylized electrical arcs and Jackson dancing as they run down his body. Slash's is hit in the frets which increases the speed of the riffs. The last scene shows one electrical arc running down Jackson's body, an unintentional effect that was left in. The video is featured on the video albums:. It was shot on June 25, 1992 in Munich, Germany, just two days before the opening concert of the Dangerous World Tour on June 27, 1992. The pyrotechnics appearing on the video are computer-generated and were added later on.

Written by Michael with Bill Bottrell, and recorded by Michael with special guest Slash - from Guns N' Roses - on guitar. 'He sent me a tape of the song that had no guitars other than some slow picking,' said Slash.

'I called him and sang over the phone what I wanted to do.' Slash, at the time, was just leaving for Africa, so he and Michael managed to work it out so they could record Slash's contribution when he returned from Africa. 'I basically went in and started to play - thet was it,' said Slash. 'Michael just wannted whatever was in my style. He just wanted me to do that - no pressure. He was really in synch with me.' [Teddy Riley's Words About The Song] Bill Bottrell put in some great production on this track.