Michael Jackson’s iconic album Thriller was one of 25 recorded works added to the National Recording Registry on Wednesday.
The National Recording Preservation Act was passed in 2000 to ensure that “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant” works were preserved for future generations. Each year, the Library of Congress chooses 25 works to add to the collection based on nominations by the public and consultations with the National Recordings Preservation Board.
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