Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation 1814
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Track List: Rhythm Nation 1814
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- Interlude: Pledge
- Rhythm Nation
- Interlude: T.V.
- State Of The World
- Interlude: Race
- The Knowledge
- Interlude: Let's Dance
- Miss You Much
- Interlude: Come Back Interlude
- Love Will Never Do (Without You)
- Livin' in a World (They Didn't Make )
- Alright
- Interlude: Hey Baby
- Escapade
- Interlude: No Acid
- Black Cat
- Lonely
- Come Back to Me
- Someday is Tonight
- Livin'... In Complete Darkness
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Album Details: Rhythm Nation 1814
- Release Date:
- 01/01/1989
- Label:
- A&M
- UPC:
- 075021392021
User Reviews: Rhythm Nation 1814
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the state of the worl 2 day
, November 4, 2005Reviewer: reva_shawn_hot2gether - See all reva_shawn_hot2gether's reviews -
I LOVE JANET
, September 6, 2002Reviewer: jman1052002 - See all jman1052002's reviewsJANET HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE BEST, AND SHALL REMAIN THAT WAY. JANET HAS THE MOST UPBEAT TEMPOS ON HER TRACKS THAT YOU CAN REEALLY SHOW WHAT YOU ARE MADE OF.
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Pro Reviews: Rhythm Nation 1814
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews After shocking the RB world with 1986's Control -- a gutsy, risk-taking triumph that was a radical departure from her first two albums -- Michael and Jermaine Jackson's younger sister reached an even higher artistic plateau with the conceptual Rhythm Nation 1814. Once again, she enlists the help of Time graduates Jimmy Jam Terry Lewis (one of the more soulful production/songwriting teams of 1980s and '90s RB) with wildly successful results. In 1989, protest songs were common in rap, but rare in RB -- Jackson, following rap's lead, dares to address social and political topics on "The Knowledge," the disturbing "State of the World," and the poignant ballad "Living in a World" (which decries the reality of children being exposed to violence). Jackson's voice is wafer-thin, and she doesn't have much of a range -- but she definitely has lots of soul and spirit and uses it to maximum advantage on those gems as well as non-political pieces ranging from the Prince-influenced funk/pop of "Miss You Much" and "Alright" to the caressing, silky ballads "Someday Is Tonight," "Alone," and "Come Back to Me" to the pop/rock smoker "Black Cat." For those purchasing their first Janet Jackson release, Rhythm Nation would be an even wiser investment than Control -- and that's saying a lot. - Alex Henderson, All Music Guide |
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Pros: this album really shows u the real janet jackson
Cons: umm just a great slow jam cd not her best
my favorite song from this album is "state of the world today"