Rating: 8/10
Favourite Tracks: Rhythm Nation, The Knowledge, Miss You So Much, Lonely, Come Back To Me
Least Favourite Track: N/A
Since I am still doing old album reviews. I will be reviewing an album which was released on the 19th September 1989. It is Janet Jackson fourth studio album (My favourite album) called "Rhythm Nation 1814".
Janet Jackson is a pop, R&B artist famously known as the sister of Michael Jackson. along with Jermaine, Tito, Randy, Jackie, Marlon. She has two sisters Latoya, and Rebbie. I have never really listened much to her music since I've always listened more to Michael. But she is a talented artist her music is really interesting. My first album that I've listened from her discography was "Rhythm Nation 1814". I really enjoyed this album it was well produced. Her vocals are fantastic it really suited the production. I've listened to some of her other albums but this album is so special it really represented the beginning of R&B since it was going to become a trend in the 90's. Janet has inspired so many fans from around the world. Their have been fans who are dancers have been inspired by the way Janet dances. Janet is such an inspirational. I wish I discovered her music much earlier when I was a kid. But it's great I became a fan of her great music. I would definitely recommend to check out this album and her other albums.
Moving on to my favourite tracks on the album which were "Rhythm Nation", "The Knowledge", "Miss You So Much", "Lonely" "Come Back To Me". Starting of with "Rhythm Nation" I love the song it's really uplifting definitely one of her best songs on the album. Loved the production on this track. "The Knowledge" one of the most underrated songs on this album definitely a decent song."Miss You So Much" is a smooth R&B song which I quite enjoyed. "Lonely" sounded a bit like a ballad which I thought was a good song, "Come Back To Me" is a fantastic song excellent production well produced. There were no least favourite tracks since all of the tracks were good.
I enjoyed this album I thought it was a great album. I would listen to it again. It's a 8/10.
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