From Cherry Pop Records:



...You're
gonna get rocked - again!

LA TOYA JACKSON - YOU'RE GONNA GET ROCKED!
Deluxe Edition
Cherry Pop CRPOPD 142
Released 25th November
2013

Available to pre-order now - http://amzn.to/LaToyaRocks

"You’re Gonna Get
Rocked!", the fifth studio album from international pop icon La Toya Jackson, is
given a Deluxe Edition reissue on Cherry Pop.

Originally released in
1988, "You’re Gonna Get Rocked!" was a major departure from La Toya’s earlier
material and found her targeting the international market with a host of
high-profile collaborators, including synthpop legend Harold Faltermeyer, hip
hop innovators Full Force and pop production powerhouse Stock Aitken Waterman.
The chart hits "Ain’t Nobody Loves You (Like I Do)" and the title track feature
alongside further single releases "Tell Me (She Means Nothing To You At All)",
"You Blew" and "Such A Wicked Love".

Digitally remastered direct from the
master tapes, this Deluxe Edition also features extensive bonus material. La
Toya’s previously unreleased original recording of Nia Peeples’ 1988 hit
"Trouble", produced by Steve Harvey, has been mixed especially for this release,
which also contains a comprehensive collection of sought-after remixes –
including an unheard 1988 remix of the SAW track "Tell Me (She Means Nothing To
You At All)" from PWL’s Pete Hammond and a host of others on CD for the very
first time.

The extensive booklet also features a reversible cover,
additional photos, a fully illustrated discography and recording data, lyrics,
new sleeve notes written especially for this release and exclusive personal
input from La Toya herself.

The fifth child of music’s most famous
family, La Toya Jackson needs little introduction. Since her chart debut in
1980, she has made her mark as a Grammy-winning songwriter, singer,
twice-bestselling author, businesswoman, philanthropist and inimitable icon of
popular culture. Most recently, appearances on "Celebrity Apprentice",
"America’s Next Top Model" and "RuPaul’s Drag Race" have been followed with La
Toya’s own reality TV show, "Life With La Toya", on the Oprah Winfrey Network,
and an off-Broadway guest appearance in "NEWSical The Musical".

"You’re
Gonna Get Rocked!" finally follows up the very first Cherry Pop title, La Toya’s
debut album "La Toya Jackson", and is the latest in a long line of popular
PWL-related reissues.

Watch the trailer, with clips of "Trouble" and the
remix of "(Tell Me) She Means Nothing To You At All," here: https://www.youtube.com/w...QfSQOI_yUc


Disc
One

1. YOU’RE GONNA GET ROCKED!
2. YOU BLEW
3. SUCH A WICKED
LOVE
4. NOT GIVING UP ON LOVE
5. IF I COULD GET TO YOU
6. TURN ON THE
RADIO
7. JUST SAY NO
8. DOES IT REALLY MATTER?
9. TELL ME (SHE MEANS
NOTHING TO YOU AT ALL)
10. (AIN’T NOBODY LOVES YOU) LIKE I DO

Bonus
Tracks

11 TROUBLE *
12. YOU’RE GONNA GET ROCKED! 12" Remix +
13.
SUCH A WICKED LOVE FF Remix +
14. (AIN’T NOBODY LOVES YOU) LIKE I DO Extended
Version +
15. TROUBLE Extended Version *

Disc Two

1. YOU’RE
GONNA GET ROCKED! US Radio Edit +
2. SUCH A WICKED LOVE FF Remix Edit +
3.
TELL ME (SHE MEANS NOTHING TO YOU AT ALL) Remix *
4. (AIN’T NOBODY LOVES YOU)
LIKE I DO Original 12” Mix *
5. JUST SAY NO Original Mix *
6. YOU’RE GONNA
GET ROCKED! 7” Edit +
7. YOU BLEW 7” Edit +
8. SUCH A WICKED LOVE 7” Edit
+
9. DOES IT REALLY MATTER? 7” Edit +
10. YOU’RE GONNA GET ROCKED! Full
Force Hard-Core Mix +
11. (AIN’T NOBODY LOVES YOU) LIKE I DO Instrumental
*
12. TELL ME (SHE MEANS NOTHING TO YOU AT ALL) Instrumental *
13. YOU’RE
GONNA GET ROCKED! Dub +
14. SUCH A WICKED LOVE FF Remix Instrumental +
15.
TROUBLE Instrumental *
16. TELL ME (SHE MEANS NOTHING TO YOU AT ALL) Remix
Instrumental *
17. YOU’RE GONNA GET ROCKED! Bonus Beats +

* Previously
unreleased
+ First time on CD

Pre-order now @ http://amzn.to/LaToyaRocks

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

SoulAlive said:

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

I'll laugh WITH ya, Soul, but on the contrary, her Funkytowngrooves reissued/remastered set, "Heart Don't Lie" sold out within a month and now it's outta print! Go FIG-yah, rite? Hope you're well, buddy!

SoulAlive said:

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

I'm gonna buy it. And I ain't ashamed to admit it.

Really, this album is just as good as any Beyonce or Rhianna album.

[Edited 10/13/13 14:51pm]

kitbradley said:

SoulAlive said:

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

I'm gonna buy it. And I ain't ashamed to admit it.

Really, this album is just as good as any Beyonce or Rhianna album.

[Edited 10/13/13 14:51pm]

I have to agree with you here. In fact that shit is probably better than Rihanna and Beyonce's albums. I'm intrigued and may check this out as well. Aint no shame in my game either.

Is this April fools in October.

[Edited 10/13/13 15:32pm]

Fck, where are the Jermaine Deluxe Edtions at?

I love you LaToya but come on. Hell, I'd take Marlon's Baby Tonight Deluxe Edition.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fck, where are the Jermaine Deluxe Edtions at?

I love you LaToya but come on. Hell, I'd take Marlon's Baby Tonight Deluxe Edition.

I wonder if Motown will ever put out Tito's unreleased solo album. They've re-released albums by lesser known acts like Chris Clark & Kiki Dee.

MickyDolenz said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fck, where are the Jermaine Deluxe Edtions at?

I love you LaToya but come on. Hell, I'd take Marlon's Baby Tonight Deluxe Edition.

I wonder if Motown will ever put out Tito's unreleased solo album. They've re-released albums by lesser known acts like Chris Clark & Kiki Dee.

But those Chris Clark and Kiki Dee LPs were actually releases back in the 60s. Not just collecting dust in the Motown vaults like Tito's music.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

HAPPYPERSON said:

Cinny said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fck, where are the Jermaine Deluxe Edtions at?

Did you miss funky town grooves re-release of Precious Moments?
http://www.discogs.com/Je...se/3901330

whitechocolatebrotha said:

SoulAlive said:

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

I'll laugh WITH ya, Soul, but on the contrary, her Funkytowngrooves reissued/remastered set, "Heart Don't Lie" sold out within a month and now it's outta print! Go FIG-yah, rite? Hope you're well, buddy!

"Heart Don't Lie" was way better than Janet's "Dreamstreet", released that same year.

Cinny said:

HAPPYPERSON said:

Originally released in
1988, "You’re Gonna Get Rocked!" was a major departure from La Toya’s earlier
material and found her targeting the international market with a host of
high-profile collaborators, including synthpop legend Harold Faltermeyer, hip
hop innovators Full Force and pop production powerhouse Stock Aitken Waterman.

This is all you need to know about the album! You can't fade a 1988 Full Force & SAW production.

When I noticed that Saw & Full Force were producers for this I knew I wanted in lol! Seriously I love both production teams. I downloaded the album so I'll have to give it a good listen later. I bet it's hot!

SoulAlive said:

I'm sorry,but I have to laugh at the idea of a LaToya Jackson 2-CD Deluxe Edition Who's really gonna buy this?? The album doesn't even have no hits on it!

Seriously. How does Latoya Jackson get a reissue for her album no one has heard and meanwhile Prince's iconic albums are still awaiting a remaster?

I wonder how many copies this is going to sell

Cinny said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fck, where are the Jermaine Deluxe Edtions at?

Did you miss funky town grooves re-release of Precious Moments? http://www.discogs.com/Je...se/3901330

I want his Motown stuff. It was much better, also I have those reissues, lol.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Cinny said:

LittleBLUECorvette said: Did you miss funky town grooves re-release of Precious Moments? http://www.discogs.com/Je...se/3901330

I want his Motown stuff. It was much better, also I have those reissues, lol.

Well, you can't complain that Latoya's stuff is coming out. It's not Motown!

Cinny said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I want his Motown stuff. It was much better, also I have those reissues, lol.

Well, you can't complain that Latoya's stuff is coming out. It's not Motown!

How have LaToya and Rebbie's 80s albums been reissued buy not Marlon, Jackie and Tandy's?

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Cinny said:

Well, you can't complain that Latoya's stuff is coming out. It's not Motown!

How have LaToya and Rebbie's 80s albums been reissued buy not Marlon, Jackie and Tandy's?

Were they not better charting originally? Because I personally have better real memory from the 80s of Rebbie and Latoya's albums than the brothers' at all.


Maybe Janet's later success makes the current public demand and prefer female Jacksons.

Cinny said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

How have LaToya and Rebbie's 80s albums been reissued buy not Marlon, Jackie and Tandy's?

Were they not better charting originally? Because I personally have better real memory from the 80s of Rebbie and Latoya's albums than the brothers' at all.


Maybe Janet's later success makes the current public demand and prefer female Jacksons.

The did chart better, but I think the brothers albums are in more demand now a days.

I mean how many discussions have we seem on here of Rebbie's LP as compared to Randy or Marlon?

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Cinny said:

Were they not better charting originally? Because I personally have better real memory from the 80s of Rebbie and Latoya's albums than the brothers' at all.


Maybe Janet's later success makes the current public demand and prefer female Jacksons.

The did chart better, but I think the brothers albums are in more demand now a days.

I mean how many discussions have we seem on here of Rebbie's LP as compared to Randy or Marlon?

Rebbie's LP is just a serving platter for "Centipede" which gets posted wayyyy more often than anything by the brothers.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Cinny said:

Well, you can't complain that Latoya's stuff is coming out. It's not Motown!

How have LaToya and Rebbie's 80s albums been reissued buy not Marlon, Jackie and Tandy's?

I know about Marlon's solo album from the 80's. He had a pretty sizeable R&B hit with "Don't Go". But, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who actually remembers it. Never knew Jackie and Randy did solo albums. I guess there were no successful singles??? I don't recall hearing anything on the radio or music video shows.

Rebbie's "Centipede" still gets spins on old-school R&B radio.

[Edited 10/20/13 15:34pm]

kitbradley said:

Never knew Jackie and Randy did solo albums.

http://prince.org/msg/8/398617

MickyDolenz said:

kitbradley said:

Never knew Jackie and Randy did solo albums.

http://prince.org/msg/8/398617

Rebbie and Latoya's albums had some productions/lyrics from the brothers.

The album is pretty good for me LOL. She has a terrible voice, but Full Force come through with some fun songs.

Infact, the LP was almost like Side A were the US production team and Side B the Europeans. Side A comes out on top easily, but I never liked SAW productions and this album was no different. Had no idea the terrible track "Just say no" had been remixed on the album (hence the bonus track), but infact it had! The hook of that stupid song is catchy as hell though

Harold Faltermeyers sole contribution "Turn on the radio" is a real guilty pleasure. Lord knows what the lyrics are about, but that's just typical of some euro dance music anyway LOL. I just love the song and production, aswell as the goofy vocoder break down. Compare Harold's production on this track to the SAW one's and to me anyway, his sound was miles more interesting and "intricate". SAW's stuff often sounds lazy and uninspired to me....

"You blew" is by far my fav track though. I love all the "to and fro" chatter between Latoya and Full Force.

Luckily, Full Force were clever by hiding Latoya's voice most of the time with lots of sound effects and backing vocals. Much needed LOL

"FF got my back, just incase you act wack". Tell 'em Latoya!

I also love this cheesy as hell line by one of the guys:

Full Force:"Hey Baby I'll teach you your ABC's, I'll be there"

Latoya:"Well alright"

I remember Black Beat magazine's review of this album.They weren't kind they wrote:

These days,it's not about being a powerhouse like Aretha Franklin.But,you at least gotta be vocally convincing.LaToya is neither.

ouch!

SoulAlive said:

I remember Black Beat magazine's review of this album.They weren't kind they wrote:

These days,it's not about being a powerhouse like Aretha Franklin.But,you at least gotta be vocally convincing.LaToya is neither.

ouch!

Yes but have you actually heard it LOL.

I bought it many years ago as a teen as I stumbled across a copy on vinyl (now I have it on CD), and I still like some of it. As I said, Full Force actually make her sound tolerable on a couple of tracks....

Though their ballad for her, "Not giving up on love", despite sounding like their own "All in my mind", which is fair enough, must hold the title for "most overly programmed drum track on a ballad ever". And on this one, unfortunately they dropped the ball as she sounds awful. The song is awful too LOL. Ballads always gave away a bad singer back then....

Much better is "If I could get to you", which had the benefit of having a great singer duet with her in John Pagano (his solo album in the early 90's is very underated I feel). Unfortunately, it's not on youtube, but it's a nice slice of midtempo 80's rnb. Seriously LOL. This is one of those "hidden" rnb tracks that would of been pretty great if pretty much anyone but Latoya sang on it LOL. As it stands, its a wasted track, but still interesting though.

It was all about the title track and its video clip.

Cinny said:

It was all about the title track and its video clip.

Video clip is fun. I don't mind the song actually, even if it does seem to ripoff "hangin' tough" abit.