Last night die-hard Michael Jackson fans braved the bitter cold for hours just to get a listen of his first posthomous release. Held inside the Roseland Ballroom, people came together in the midst of what seemed to be a heaven for MJ fans. DJ Cassidy kept the music going while dressed in a Billie Jean inspired outfit, Jackson's biggest hits "Thriller," "Billie Jean," and "Beat It," came with full on choreography sequences by in house dancers, and in every part of the room there was a poster, video, wall, cup and napkin that read, "MICHAEL."

Besides the music from the new album (which honestly you could understand why the King Of Pop never released on his watch) the real beauty of the night was how so many different people came together for one man. While standing in the midst of it all, a thought came to mind and I wondered how MJ would've felt looking down on it all. I honestly doubt that he would've cared about the event circling around him, but I do think that he would've been more happy just knowing that he was touching everyone and in a small corner of the world, people were united while enjoying the madness and the music.