Within moments of opening with вЂњWanna Be StartinвЂ™ SomethinвЂ™,вЂќ Jackson is posing, gyrating, spinning, kicking, stomping and slithering with a sleek fleetness of foot that whips the audience into a frenzied state. (I get tired just lip-syncing and trying to do the occasional move with just my arms, while watching.)' The Second Disc had a glowing review of the Wembley DVD saying 'The picture quality is clearly that of a videocassette, but it doesnвЂ™t detract from a stunning performance, and the camera work is generally strong with well-chosen angles. Michael Jones of Blog Critics had this to say 'These two recordings just exude pure energy and while watching it IвЂ™m thunderstruck by how effortless this lithe little man seems to make spending over two hours singing and dancing his absolute heart out for thousands of adoring fans. The rhythm section sounds a mile away, and lacks the pop of a well-recorded concert'. Randall Roberts of the Los Angeles Times criticized the audio mix 'It's a solid, if thinly recorded, document that lacks sonic heft. Some felt that the original U-matic video elements should have been located before the release was authorized. There has still been a mixed reaction among some fans with regard to the quality of the video. Chaz Lipp described the concert as 'simply incredible from start to finish.' Critical reception Д¬ritical reception on the concert itself has mostly been positive.

As a result, the Estate stated that a video enhancement lab was hired to restore the VHS copy of Wembley. This concert also aired on Japanese television. However, the Estate opted not to release this, as they considered it to be nothing more than a modified version of the Victory Tour with three extra songs. One of the few usable master recordings the Estate possesses from the Bad tour was the performance in Yokohama, Japan in 1987. McClain and Branca also revealed that multiple U-matic masters of other performances from the tour did exist, but were unusable. It was revealed that, due to poor storage and possible carelessness, dozens of U-matic performance masters (including those from Wembley) could not be located, confirming that Jackson's VHS copy is the only known copy of the concert. On May 31, 2012, co-heads of Jackson's estate, John McClain and John Branca, released an official statement regarding the quality concerns. Some fans have taken concern over the video quality of the DVD, after a portion of Jackson's performance of ' Bad' from the DVD was shown on ITV. These concerts are the only known multitrack audio recordings of the Bad tour. The audio, however, has been sourced by a high-quality multitrack recording, snippets of which have leaked online in mid-2011 to positive fan reception some of this is from the July 15 show.

The Bad 25 deluxe package also contains a CD of the audio from the July 16 concert as well, with audio edited down to 80 minutes from the original two hours.ДЄccording to the official Bad 25 statement released by the Estate of Michael Jackson, the video is sourced from Jackson's personal VHS copy of the show, the only known copy in existence. The DVD also includes ' The Way You Make Me Feel', from July 15 (the song was not performed on July 16 due to a late start of the show) and ' I Just Can't Stop Loving You', and ' Bad', performed on September 26, 1987, in Yokohama, Japan. However, leaked audio snippets prove that the song was re-added to the setlist. In an interview, Jackson stated that he was unable to put the song into the set, which led some fans to believe 'Dirty Diana' was not performed on July 16. However, the princess informed Jackson it was her favorite song. Jackson originally removed ' Dirty Diana' from this night's performance, worried that he would offend Princess Diana or the royal family. This particular concert took place on July 16, 1988, at Wembley Stadium in Wembley, London, to a sold-out crowd of 72,000, which included Diana, Princess of Wales and Charles, Prince of Wales. The recording is a performance of the Bad World Tour, which took place from 1987-1989.

This is the third Jackson tour stop released on home video (after the DVD Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour and the VHS HIStory World Tour: Live in Seoul ). It was included with the Bad 25 reissue, as well as by itself. Live at Wembley Jis a live concert DVD by American recording artist Michael Jackson released on September 18, 2012.

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