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Printablejayaredee said: I can't believe people are complaining about Janet singing songs with sexual innuendo on a Prince website
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sextonseven said: TurnItUp said: Uh yes she has, check your brain next time. Janet hasn't done a non-sexual CD since Control and Rhythm Nation. Both of those CD's only had one adult song each and that was considered PG-13 compared to the shit she sings(if you can call it that)about from the Janet album to Damita Jo. How many songs does an album need to have to be considered a sexual album? How many were there on 'The Velvet Rope'? formatting edit [Edited 5/26/05 7:18am] On Velvet Rope... Tonight's The Night (PG-13) Rope Burn (R) Anything (PG-13) Janet: Throb (R) Anytime Anyplace (PG-13) Body That Loves You (PG-13) All 4 U: Would U Mind (RRRR) 
Love Scene (Oooh Baby) (PG-13) Damita Jo: Sexhibition (R) Strawberry Bounce (R) Warmth (RRRRR)
Moist (R) Rhythm Nation: Someday Is Tonight (R) Control: Funny How Time Flies (PG-13 but almost get the R rating) Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Just saw the video....
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OdysseyMiles said: Just saw the video....
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jayaredee said: I can't believe people are complaining about Janet singing songs with sexual innuendo on a Prince website
Exactly. | |
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OdysseyMiles said: Just saw the video....
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jayaredee said: I can't believe people are complaining about Janet singing songs with sexual innuendo on a Prince website
Yeah, I'm so tired of this shit. | |
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JANFAN4L said:[
"This Time (feat. Kathleen Battle)," I heard this today for some reason. It sounds like Paula Abdul LOL. | |
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thesexofit said: JANFAN4L said:[
"This Time (feat. Kathleen Battle)," I heard this today for some reason. It sounds like Paula Abdul LOL. That's because Paula's "My Love Is For Real" (1995) is a direct rip-off. She just hired Ofra Haza instead of Kathleen Battle. [Edited 5/26/05 10:15am] | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: JANFAN4L said:[
"This Time (feat. Kathleen Battle)," I heard this today for some reason. It sounds like Paula Abdul LOL. That's because Paula melded This Time and If to get My Love Is For Real in 1995. I like "my love is for real". Well its ok. "this time" is an odd track thats for sure. Ok I havn't heard "my love is for real" for a "real" long time. That album is pretty average/poor. "never gonna give u up" has momentum, other then that, just average. | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: That's because Paula melded This Time and If to get My Love Is For Real in 1995. I like "my love is for real". Well its ok. "this time" is an odd track thats for sure. Ok I havn't heard "my love is for real" for a "real" long time. That album is pretty average/poor. "never gonna give u up" has momentum, other then that, just average. Actually, I just listened to it again and updated my comment. And yeah, that album was a huge fall-off for Paula. | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: I like "my love is for real". Well its ok. "this time" is an odd track thats for sure. Ok I havn't heard "my love is for real" for a "real" long time. That album is pretty average/poor. "never gonna give u up" has momentum, other then that, just average. Actually, I just listened to it again and updated my comment. And yeah, that album was a huge fall-off for Paula. I remember thinking "this album wins the award for most songwriters and producers ever on one album". Every track is a different producer. Iam hearing it now. "crazy cool" is breezy but ok. "under the influence" is classic paula (whatver that is?). I like the fake beatles vibe and the wild pair (mc skat kats) backing vox. Paula shoulda got oliver leibar again. I know she ditched him on "spellbound", and that album works. but I love leibars cloned jam/lewis sound. "forever your girl" is more enjoyable then "control". Chock full of uptempo dance pop tracks. Thats what I want to see. | |
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Someone should have banned this
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: Actually, I just listened to it again and updated my comment. And yeah, that album was a huge fall-off for Paula. I disagree. It's like the difference between mink and imitation skunk. | |
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VoicesCarry said: thesexofit said: "forever your girl" is more enjoyable then "control". Chock full of uptempo dance pop tracks. Thats what I want to see.
I disagree. It's like the difference between mink and imitation skunk.  Of course u would prefer "control". But I do love liebars work. Plus jesse's "i need you" is a firm fav too. I love to dance. And that album makes me.
"the way that u love me" is very jam/lewis. Alot more digital, crisp and back then, more up to date. Superb (first) video too. | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: I disagree. It's like the difference between mink and imitation skunk. Of course u would prefer "control". But I do love liebars work. Plus jesse's "i need you" is a firm fav too. I love to dance. And that album makes me.
"the way that u love me" is very jam/lewis. Alot more digital, crisp and back then, more up to date. Superb (first) video too. I do like some songs on Forever Your Girl, but that album was dated a month after its release. Talk about your anachronistic production. Jam & Lewis' stuff is timeless in comparison. | |
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TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said: Did they ban it cuz it sucks?
if only BET were that hip.  | |
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thesexofit said: VoicesCarry said: I disagree. It's like the difference between mink and imitation skunk. Of course u would prefer "control". And of course you would prefer Forever Your Girl. Don't be silly  | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: thesexofit said: Of course u would prefer "control". And of course you would prefer Forever Your Girl. Don't be silly LOL, is it a surprise to anyone at all that thesexofit thinks 'Forever Your Girl' is a better album than 'Control'? | |
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intha916 said: Someone should have banned this
that is one of the gayest pictures i've evr seen  "Americans consume the most fast food than any nation on Earth and the stupid motherfuckers wonder why they are so fat? " - Oprah Winfrey | |
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Xavier23 said: intha916 said: Someone should have banned this
that is one of the gayest pictures i've evr seen  | |
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intha916 said: Someone should have banned this
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I was not impressed w/ the video.. saw it last nite. It mimics D'angelo's how does it feel.. except Marques has this bathtub scene.. w/ his butt all out... not very creative.
Its funny thinkin back, cuz he was such a goofball playin "Roger" on the sitcom w/ JACKEE called SisterSister...  [Edited 5/26/05 17:56pm] | |
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intha916 said: Someone should have banned this
This verges on kiddie porn. It's also funny as hell. | |
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JANFAN4L said: TurnItUp said: Uh yes she has, check your brain next time. Janet hasn't done a non-sexual CD since Control and Rhythm Nation. Both of those CD's only had one adult song each and that was considered PG-13 compared to the shit she sings(if you can call it that)about from the Janet album to Damita Jo. . [Edited 5/25/05 17:41pm] Wrong. How many times are we gonna go over this, folks? janet. (1993) explored the various guises of love and relationships. The Velvet Rope (1997) was an introspective study dealing with self-worth. All For You (2001) was a playful album with Janet largely musing over finding the "right guy" and tracks about being newly single AFTER 9 years (which is largely 79% of the album -- sans the interludes). The only overtly sexual tracks (which, weirdly, folks think constitute the entire LP) come in the album's mid-section -- from "Love Scene (Ooh Baby)" climaxing with "Would You Mind" (...and that's only two tracks*!) Would you rather she be Hester Prynne and negate the intimate, passionate side of her life? For the sake of what, her own self-expression? I hate to be the sour grape of the group, but I'm not gonna have hot, sweaty monkey sex while listening to tracks like "Together Again," "You," "Got Til It's Gone," "Velvet Rope (feat. Vanessa Mae)," "This Time (feat. Kathleen Battle)," "Special," " "Empty," "What'll I Do," "Someone To Call My Lover," "All For You," "You Ain't Right," "Go Deep," "Free Xone," "Doesn't Really Matter," "Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You) (feat. Carly Simon)," "Better Days," "Feels So Right," "Come On Get Up," "Truth," "Whoops Now," "Funky Big Band," "Where Are You Now," "New Agenda (feat. Chuck D)," "Because of Love"... you catch my drift. BULLSHIT! The Janet album was just about her coming into her sexuality, aside from the few tracks you listed that was non-sexual the majority focused on sex. Her subsequent albums have focused mainly on sex. Come on with the bullshit. The Velvet Rope wasn't a completely sexual explicit record, but to answer the question of the orger that said how many songs were on there. The interlude where she is calling up one of her girlfriends like she is a guy and she starts moaning like she is masturbating on the phone and the girl says your coochie gone shrivel up and fall off and "Tonight's the night" was about a threesome between her a man and a woman. Rope Burn is another. I can't remember is My Need was another. | |
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TurnItUp said: JANFAN4L said: Wrong. How many times are we gonna go over this, folks? janet. (1993) explored the various guises of love and relationships. The Velvet Rope (1997) was an introspective study dealing with self-worth. All For You (2001) was a playful album with Janet largely musing over finding the "right guy" and tracks about being newly single AFTER 9 years (which is largely 79% of the album -- sans the interludes). The only overtly sexual tracks (which, weirdly, folks think constitute the entire LP) come in the album's mid-section -- from "Love Scene (Ooh Baby)" climaxing with "Would You Mind" (...and that's only two tracks*!) Would you rather she be Hester Prynne and negate the intimate, passionate side of her life? For the sake of what, her own self-expression? I hate to be the sour grape of the group, but I'm not gonna have hot, sweaty monkey sex while listening to tracks like "Together Again," "You," "Got Til It's Gone," "Velvet Rope (feat. Vanessa Mae)," "This Time (feat. Kathleen Battle)," "Special," " "Empty," "What'll I Do," "Someone To Call My Lover," "All For You," "You Ain't Right," "Go Deep," "Free Xone," "Doesn't Really Matter," "Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You) (feat. Carly Simon)," "Better Days," "Feels So Right," "Come On Get Up," "Truth," "Whoops Now," "Funky Big Band," "Where Are You Now," "New Agenda (feat. Chuck D)," "Because of Love"... you catch my drift. BULLSHIT! The Janet album was just about her coming into her sexuality, aside from the few tracks you listed that was non-sexual the majority focused on sex. Her subsequent albums have focused mainly on sex. Come on with the bullshit. The Velvet Rope wasn't a completely sexual explicit record, but to answer the question of the orger that said how many songs were on there. The interlude where she is calling up one of her girlfriends like she is a guy and she starts moaning like she is masturbating on the phone and the girl says your coochie gone shrivel up and fall off and "Tonight's the night" was about a threesome between her a man and a woman. Rope Burn is another. I can't remember is My Need was another. I see you're determined. 
Anyhoo. I've made my point. I see you're looking for an argument to win. Do you. ::goes back to morning orange juice:: | |
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VoicesCarry said: jayaredee said: I can't believe people are complaining about Janet singing songs with sexual innuendo on a Prince website
Yeah, I'm so tired of this shit. You ain't too tired of the shit, cuz you went through the trouble to comment. | |
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nevermind [Edited 5/27/05 8:09am] | |
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TurnItUp said: VoicesCarry said: Yeah, I'm so tired of this shit. You ain't too tired of the shit, cuz you went through the trouble to comment.  Yeah, actually, I am - because I did not bother to respond to you. I have no idea why JANFAN4L still attempts to defend Janet on this board - it is a lost cause. | |
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Oh, and if you would like to argue, I suggest the Politics & Religion forum. It's much more fun over there. You can really get people going. | |
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