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Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ voted the greatest video ever

The music video of Michael Jackson's hit track 'Thriller' has been voted the greatest video of all time.

Named “a watershed moment for the music industry”,the music video of Michael Jackson’s hit track ‘Thriller’ has been voted the greatest video of all time.

The 14-minute mini movie was shot by John Landis and released on December 2,1983,was named the best ever on the eve of its 26th anniversary,Daily Star reported.

“By merging film and music,Thriller set a new precedent for the industry,” the Daily Star quoted Graeme Slattery of pollsters Muzu.tv,as saying.

The video featuring the late ‘King of Pop’ with former Playboy centerfold Ola Raywas was listed in 2006 as the “most successful music video”,selling over 9 million units by the Guinness World Records.

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