HOW do you follow one of the biggest-selling albums of all time? If you're Michael Jackson you plaster '100 Million' around the studio as you're making the album after Thriller- no pressure then. Here we get musicians to review Jackson's most hit-laden album - five US No.1s - a feat only matched by Katy Perry's Teenage Dream. Although she cheated - re-recording more hits to add to later repackages. MJ did it all in one go. And let's ignore the Pitbull appearance on the new bonus tracks. - BAD Fellow '80s pop icon Cyndi Lauper, in her new autobiography A Memoir, says Jackson borrowed the bassline for the title track of Bad from the ending of her hit She Bop. "Right before he went in to record Bad he sat behind me on an airplane with Emmanuel Lewis and he was listening to She Bop," Lauper says. "I don't think it wasn't a surprise, he was always listening to She Bop. But it was great, I mean, that's Michael Jackson." Full of trademark 'chamones' and 'he-he's, singer Pink pinpoints it as her go-to Jackson tune. "Literally, you put that song on and you can change around any day," Pink says. "It's just that instant. There's no other song like it." - SPEED DEMON MJ disciple Darren Hayes loves the "Prince-like funk guitar" and "crazy imagery" but says it's divisive. "Don't bring it up at dinner parties. Truthfully if you don't like Speed Demon I don't want to know you." -