Janet Jackson – janet.

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Artist: Janet Jackson

Title: janet.

Year: 1993

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Tracklist

  • 1. Morning (0:31)
  • 2. That's The Way Love Goes (4:25)
  • 3. You Know (0:12)
  • 4. You Want This (5:05)
  • 5. Be A Good Boy (0:08)
  • 6. If (4:31)
  • 7. Back (0:04)
  • 8. This Time (6:58)
  • 9. Go On Miss Janet (0:05)
  • 10. Throb (4:35)
  • 11. What'll I Do (4:05)
  • 12. The Lounge (0:15)
  • 13. Funky Big Band (5:23)
  • 14. Racism (0:08)
  • 15. New Agenda (4:00)
  • 16. Love Part 2 (0:11)
  • 17. Because Of Love (4:20)
  • 18. Wind (0:11)
  • 19. Again (3:47)
  • 20. Another Lover (0:11)
  • 21. Where Are You Now (5:47)
  • 22. Hold On Baby (0:10)
  • 23. The Body That Loves You (5:33)
  • 24. Rain (0:18)
  • 25. Any Time, Any Place (7:08)
  • 26. Are You Still Up (1:36)
  • 27. Sweet Dreams (0:13)
  • 28. Whoops Now (4:59)

Review

'janet.' is a landmark album that catapulted Janet Jackson into a new phase of her career. Released in 1993, it marked a shift from her earlier socially conscious themes to a more intimate exploration of sensuality and personal relationships. The album's diverse musical palette blends R&B, new jack swing, rock, and house, creating a rich tapestry of sound that showcases Jackson's versatility as an artist.

The production on 'janet.' is a testament to Jackson's collaboration with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, resulting in innovative soundscapes that set new standards in pop music. Hits like "That's the Way Love Goes" and "Any Time, Any Place" ooze with smooth R&B vibes, while tracks such as "If" and "Throb" venture into rock and house territories. This musical variety, coupled with Jackson's assertive lyrics, paints a picture of an artist coming into her own and embracing her adulthood.

Despite its focus on sensuality, 'janet.' doesn't shy away from social commentary. "New Agenda," featuring Chuck D, serves as a powerful anthem for Black women, cleverly sampling Stevie Wonder and connecting Jackson to her Motown roots. The album's commercial success, including six top-ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100, solidified Jackson's status as a pop icon. With its blend of catchy singles, groundbreaking production, and thematic depth, 'janet.' remains a pivotal album in pop music history. - Cassidy

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