Eaten Alive is a 1985 album by Diana Ross released on the RCA label. The album was conceived by members of the Bee Gees including the UK and Australia number one hit, "Chain Reaction". It also features the top ten R&B title track co-written and co-produced with Michael Jackson. Barry Gibb accompanied Ross in the background on most of the tracks with Jackson joining in on "Eaten Alive". "Experience" was also released as a single, reaching #47 in the UK Singles Chart. The success of "Chain Reaction" in international territories propelled the album to over 3 million worldwide sales. The song remains a staple in Diana's set especially when she tours internationally. The song written in the classic Motown style was reminiscent of The Supremes. 　　Diana made 3 of the most creative music videos of her entire career from "Eaten Alive", "Chain Reaction" and "Experience". "Eaten Alive" was also a Top 5 Dance hit. 　　Later CD reprints, outside the US under the label Capitol Records-EMI Records, contains as an additional 11th track an Extended Remix of the title track "Eaten Alive" (length 5:52) and in the back cover a Michael Jackson's note that reads: "You are truly Supreme. Glad to be with you again. I love you, Michael - 1998"