COOCHIE SWELL: The Janet Jackson Discography Rate (RESULTS - #2 & WINNER!)

Favourite Janet album 1986-2001

  • Control

    Votes: 8 7.1%
  • Rhythm Nation 1814

    Votes: 29 25.9%
  • janet.

    Votes: 14 12.5%
  • The Velvet Rope

    Votes: 54 48.2%
  • All For You

    Votes: 7 6.3%

  • Total voters
    112
Just catching up following work, both of these I would have thought would have hung around a bit longer as know they are fairly popular. No personal lost though.
 
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'He Doesn't Know I'm Alive' 6.58

Highest Score: 9 x 3 - @nikkysan, @Sprockrooster, @Markus1981
Lowest Score: 2 x 1 - @WhatKindOfKylie?

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mrdonut (6) - Janet and the production certainly do their best but it’s a pretty lifeless song
evilsin (6) - This is a tad more streamlined, but I don't mind it at all.
mokitsu (8) - Can relate
CasperFan (6) - I do love this, but does sound like it could’ve been recorded for her debut album, very basic production and isn’t really up to the standard of the Jam & Lewis tracks.
Pop Gaz (6) - This song does let the side down a bit. Shrill vocals again and sounds like a leftover from her previous albums, it is still a catchy little tune though.
tylerc904 (7) - I love this little gem. It manages to hold up to the stellar tracks around it, whereas You Can Be Mine is a bit forgettable.
WhatKindOfKylie? (2) - The album's only weak link for me. I can listen to it, but hardly a favourite, and not one I ever chose to go back to. A bit too babyish.
Sprockrooster (9) - That SAX and adlib! A plush jam. Sets the mood perfectly for the next track 'Let's Wait A While'.
Ray (4) - They picked the right singles from this album.
weslicious (6) - Nothing too spectacular, but far from awful.
Br0dy (5) - It feels out of place on Control.

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There is potential in the Blood Orange version but for some reason Dev is convinced he can sing!! Shoulda let Solange do the whole thing.
 
Kthxbai.

It's not exactly consolation for the AMAZING "What's It Gonna Be?" leaving too soon, but, well, you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone.
 

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