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Thu Jul 08 2021
2
I don't think this is a bad album. Honestly, it's a pretty good one. But I didn't like it too much. The weird over production on an album that's sort of trying to display the hardships of the world. Just this whole, over the top rich celebrity singing about the woes of poor people. Just feels so fake and I sorta hate it for that. It's not bad. Just seems dated and out of touch even though it's supposed to be in touch.
She can sing pretty damn well though.
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Fri Jul 14 2023
2
I saw Janet Jackson at a grocery store in Charlotte yesterday. I told her how cool it was to meet her in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother her and ask her for photos or anything. She said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but she kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing her hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard her chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw her trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in her hands without paying. The guy at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Ma'am, you need to pay for those first.” At first she kept pretending to be tired and not hear him, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When he took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, she stopped him and told him to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After he scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, she kept interrupting him by yawning really loudly.
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Tue Jun 15 2021
5
Fuck the low reviews i love this album and it’s incorporation of the real world.
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Fri May 28 2021
5
Wow! So good. Thoughtful, powerful, well-produced. Loved listening to the whole thing.
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Sat Jun 12 2021
4
Really enjoyed this! The interludes in between practically every song was something I hadn’t seen before, but I thought it fit the flow of the album. Really enjoyable!
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Fri May 07 2021
4
Cool sounds, never realized Janet has such range
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Wed Nov 23 2022
3
New Jack swing is a genre that had a brief heyday in the late 80's and early 90's, arising partly from Prince's Minneapolis sound and increasing popularity of hip hop. Fusing these funk grooves and drum samples with r&b songwriting and sensibilities provided a new sound that can only be described as transitionary for African American music. While others would come before her, Janet Jackson would be the first big star to embrace this new genre.
Rhythm Nation 1814 is bombastic. Drums are hard-hitting and synths are in your face. It's incredibly cool and also incredibly dated. Jackson is a great singer regardless, and I think she's a generally good fit, though she consistently needs backup vocals to help her stand out against the notably loud drums and synths. I can also do without the ballads. 80's ballads are especially bad, though this comes with the exception of the closing track Someday Is Tonight, which is a lush track that caps things off superbly.
Writing is hit or miss. Livin' in a World (They Didn't Make) tried to appeal to youth culture and weaves in a news broadcast about children being shot, puts a real damper on the whole thing as we move into the next song that brings back the big drum samples. I don't think Jackson's socially-conscious lyrics are wholesale bad, just corny and not well-delivered.
I think that Rhythm Nation 1814 is a well-developed album with some spotty moments. I appreciate it's purpose and it's place in the western popular music canon, but it's not a genre I see myself returning to anytime soon.
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Tue Dec 28 2021
2
An hour of Janet Jackson, are you serious? uggghhh.
This is like pop music on steroids, which I guess is kinda cool? But it does get old. If it only went for half an hour it'd be a 3, but here we are. 2/5.
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Wed Feb 01 2023
2
The production on this is so grating I couldn’t get through more than 4 songs. 80’s popular music, hands down, has the worst produced records of any decade.
You know that shitty Yes song from the 80’s?
What’s that? I’m not being specific enough?
“Owner of a Lonely Heart”…that shitty 80’s Yes song. The one with the breakdown with synthesized orchestral stings and other shitty casio keyboard sound effects.
Imagine a double album with that type of dreck comprising every song. That’s this record, pretty much.
What are the sounds on this record even supposed to be? They’re not emulations of actual instruments in most cases, just weird amorphous approximations of an “instrument”.
Call me close minded, if you must. 80’s synthesis and production sucks and it was detrimental to my enjoyment of this record.
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Tue Jun 15 2021
5
Great!
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Sat Jul 03 2021
4
Solid dance jams
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Wed May 12 2021
4
Lots of singles, good concept album
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Mon Jul 19 2021
4
Rating: 7/10
Best songs: Rhythm nation, State of the world, Love will never do, Escapade
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Fri Jul 30 2021
4
I don’t really like this style of overproduced studio showcase, but it is so well done for what it is. Wavering between a 3 and a 4. I’ll go with the 4 because… my god did she ever get the short end of the stick after the Superb Owl.
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Thu Jan 20 2022
4
I don’t think I’d ever listened to Janet Jackson before this but it was a pleasant surprise. Most of the songs were catchy but it got verrrry preachy in parts
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Thu Jan 27 2022
4
good album, much better than I remember, a lot of good songs.
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Thu Feb 10 2022
4
Good fun, positive vibes. Makes really nice Cities: Skylines background music if anyone was curious
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Fri Feb 25 2022
4
Good album 💿
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Fri Nov 12 2021
3
I like it when major artists figures their shit out in public, especially when they rationalise it with--like the title says--rhythm. Also, when they show the decency to just *feel* something about it ('Livin' In A World'). I don't expect Janet had much to add around homelessness or literacy, but if every time we opened our mouths we had to drop something groundbreaking, we'd all be fucked. Also, for an hour run time, it flies by.
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Thu May 06 2021
2
Pop comercial.
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Sat Oct 23 2021
2
Ei uppoa tämä genre, eikä tämä Janetin levy ollut mitenkään poikkeus. Miksiköhän tässä oli niin paljon noita interludeja joka välissä? Tuli mieleen Missy Elliotin levy, jossa kanssa oli paljon välihöpinöitä. Kai se on joku mustien naisten juttu, että kun on kerran päässyt studioon niin on kiva purkittaa omaa ääntään. Levyn biisit olivat sellaista Jackson-kamaa, että hyvin pystyin kuvittelemaan siihen laulajan tanssiesityksen mukaan. Ei ihan pahinta kuraa, mutta en minä tätä enää jatkossa tule kuuntelemaan.
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Thu Nov 25 2021
2
Do I really need Janet Jackson lecturing me for an hour about all that's wrong with the world? No. Having said that, did I enjoy listening to this? Also no, not really. No disrespect to Miss Janet, but this is just not my thing. 2 stars.
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Thu Jul 27 2023
2
A bunch of interludes thrown in between songs that are so samey you'll be thinking about what's for dinner before the 5th track begins.
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Fri Dec 03 2021
1
What's not to like when a giant pop star gains a conscience and then decides to tell you all about it? Everything. It sounds like a hot mess. Parts of it are like people have got the button on their sampler stuck. Best Tracks: Rhythm Nation; Miss You Much; Escapade
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Fri Mar 11 2022
5
Girl.
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Wed Sep 07 2022
5
Great, fun album.
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Wed Sep 28 2022
5
Great album
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Fri Nov 25 2022
5
So I usually joke about how I hate production from around this year for sounding too cheap and fake but maaaaaan. What a fucking record. The production sounds of-its-time but it only makes the record stronger. Pretty much every song is a bop. Also, I'm not usually one for slow, sex jams, but "Someday Is Tonight" is making me feel some sort of way. Shout out to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Holy shit. Favorite tracks: "Rhythm Nation", "Someday Is Tonight", "Black Cat", "Love Will Never Do"
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Mon Feb 13 2023
5
Makes sense that it sounds a lot like Michael's stuff. I'd have to listen to her more than just this to see if I actually liked /her/ stuff. But it's on a good track.
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Fri Apr 28 2023
5
Legendary badass!
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Thu May 11 2023
5
Soft spot for this one. Every song is great, even the moody romantic ones. I used to think it is badly paced with all that slow burn at the end, but I like it now. This can pep up any doldrum day.
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Mon May 22 2023
5
Amazing! One of my favourites of all time.
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Wed May 24 2023
5
Strong 9 this is straight bangers
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Thu Jun 15 2023
5
This album is pretty amazing for how many great song/hits it contains. Though the interludes and theme don't make the package better, there's at least 5 great songs, catchy, melodic and enjoyable.
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Wed Jun 21 2023
5
can't believe i hadn't listened to this
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Wed Jun 28 2023
5
This one was a lot of fun and features a totally distinct production style from Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (distinct from others, not anything else they made bc it all sounds like this from what I’ve heard). A classic 80s, over the top pop album is both the best and worst ways. This album clearly took a lot of work to make and it shows in the number of tracks stacked on top of each other here. I can also hear the influence on Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, and maybe even Prince? I do however think it suffers from including some of the same surface level political commentary that her brother utilized on some of his later albums. I think it’s great that Janet Jackson had something to say and was willing to use her platform to do so, but there’s a way to do political commentary that’s not so simple and (in my opinion) clumsy. My favorite tracks were “Miss You Much” , "Lonely", and “Alright".
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Wed Jun 28 2023
5
There is a lot going on behind the beats on this one. I forgot how young Janey Jackson was (23) and that this is overtly message driven (compared to Control). The artistic maturity since Control is noteworthy and the production by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis could be their best. This album was huge and unlike many releases of the time, one spin makes it obvious why that was the case. A masterclass in popular dance, hip-hop, pop.
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Mon May 17 2021
4
Me gustó mucho el disco. Nunca escucho Janet Jackson. Es uno de esos artistas que tenes abajo del todo en la lista de "gente que algun dia voy a escuchar".
Es muy notorio la influencia de este disco en artistas de pop-comercial que existen hoy en dia. Como una Madonna negra.
El apartado tecnico es bastante elaborado para ser un disco de pop de finales de los 80's cuando los artistas descubrieron que todo se podia hacer "apretando unos botoncitos de mierda" y sacar un exito del otro lado. No le quita credito siendo que no todos saben QUE botones y CUANDO apretarlos. Salta a la vista enseguida con el primer tema que no querian hacer algo parecido a MJ pero lo suficientemente distanciado como para que se pueda parar por si mismo... Excepto en Rythm Nation que parece sacado de Dangerous.
Lo voy a poner en rotation en mis playlist porque es un buen departure del overly-produced pop que se escucha hoy en dia.
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Sat Jul 31 2021
4
A little overproduced in some areas, but Janet has an amazing voice and some poignant lyrics that make this a catchy and enjoyable listen.
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Thu Aug 05 2021
4
This is a really good album. Not really my thing but the songs are catchy and danceable all while providing a social commentary (although sometimes a little corny). That was probably the whole point so mission accomplished. Unlikely that I'll listen to it again though.
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Fri Aug 27 2021
4
I admittedly didn’t ACTIVELY listen to this album but it made decent “feel good” background music. Overall I’d say it was a neutral to positive experience but nothing really stood out to me
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Fri Oct 29 2021
4
Interesting album with many interludes
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Fri Nov 05 2021
4
It's a good record, I think if it was half as long I would have given it 5 without blinking.
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Fri Nov 05 2021
4
This one really brings me back in a good way to when I was starting to become more aware of music outside of my parent's collection. I remember alot of these songs quite well. Makes sense as there were so many singles from it. They are really having fun with the new capabilities of the sampler all over this record. I think it was really brave of her to go for a concept album that doesn't avert it's eyes from some harsh realities immediately after her first breakout success. And the fact that this became even more successful makes it all the sweeter. I love when artists are rewarded for brave choices and it proves pop audiences don't always want formulaic pap.
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Wed Nov 24 2021
4
Finally something more comfortable after a series of weird stuff. Music-wise it's pretty catchy and rhythmic, full of energy. And of course... who can reject dancing beats!
Love Will Never Do -- a yay
Livin' in a World -- even better
Come Back to Me -- a big yay
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Thu Dec 09 2021
4
A near perfect example of the r and b genre, Rhythm Nation 1814 spawned hit after hit and solidified Jam and Lewis’ reputation for producing high quality, radio friendly tracks. And Janet Jackson is such a powerful presence - bold vocals and charisma to spare . Although the social consciousness of her album is over stated, at least there is an attempt at something to say. An album that spawned many imitators and flipped urban music to the mainstream. Really massive record.
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Wed Feb 09 2022
4
My second listen in the last few years after scoring this album at a Yankee Swap. Has inspired me to check out a few others from this era: Control (1986) and Janet (1993).
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Thu Feb 10 2022
4
Guilty pleasure and some great tracks (always liked "Miss you much"), albeit a tad overproduced. Hadn't ever listened all the way through.
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Thu Feb 17 2022
4
Har lyssnat om några gånger nu och jag tycker att detta är bra. Lagom mix av pop och synth. Blev förvånad, då jag egentligen inte haft några tankar kring Janet alls.
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Fri Mar 18 2022
4
Good pop album. Really borrows from mj, but still a really enjoyable listen.
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Wed Mar 30 2022
4
Knew a couple of the singles but this is immense. Seriously impressive pop, the production is next level (give or take a few of those late 80s synth sounds).
Can I become a Janet Jackson fan at my age?
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Wed May 25 2022
4
I was actually fearing this one for being 80’s and 1 hour long, but I was already 12 songs into it when I realized all those fears were quite uncalled for. Good record.
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Fri May 27 2022
4
Fantastic album. If you weren't there when this came out in 1989, it was such a huge deal. People lost their minds over this music, it was so fresh and powerful. It's not as fun as Control, but I think that's intentional. The album has its share of bubbly love songs, but Janet also wants to make a statement here. And she is in perfect voice.
As a concept album, it's a bit of a fail, with less than half the songs addressing social issues, the only connecting thread being that series of vague interludes. I don't know if this album is specifically to blame for the trend of putting interludes on albums, but I suspect it. I'll give Janet a pass because it's kind of wrapped up in her style, but the interludes don't add a thing to this album, with the exception of the final one ("Livin'...In Complete Darkness" - minor quibble as well, it's not an interlude if nothing comes after it). Thankfully, she kept them brief. I feel like the album would have been tighter and more effective if they had limited the number of ballads, but it's a small complaint. I really enjoyed listening to this.
Fave Songs: Alright, Rhythm Nation, The Knowledge, Lonely, State of the World
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Thu Jun 02 2022
4
Never listened to the album all the way through. The singles from it were monster hits and were everywhere, so I knew coming into this album that it would be good. Layering the concept on top bumped it up a few notches for me.
4/5.
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Mon Jun 13 2022
4
Everything up to Miss You Much is five stars, funky and powerful and just brilliant. Everything after that is good - kind of Prince on a budget good.
For shame, I'd never taken Janet Jackson seriously - on the strength of this album, I do now!
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Wed Jun 22 2022
4
Rhythm Nation 1814 manages, somehow, to be a satisfying and frustrating listen at the same time. I swear it's all down to the sequencing.
The top of the album is loaded with squelchy bass-heavy stompers; the tail consists of twinkly dream-pop, its influence palpable in acts like We Are King. Somehow, the two dullest songs - 'Love Will Never Do' and 'Livin' in a World' - find themselves sandwiched back-to-back. Somewhere amidst all this is 'Black Cat', one of my favourite songs by any of the Jackson clan.
Despite some individual clunkers, RN1814 is not boring as a listening experience. It's lopsided for sure but this gives it a mildly eccentric character. And hey, it contains some excellent pop.
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Sun Jul 24 2022
4
The music is very much of its era, and the political lyrics are a little on the nose, but this has aged surprisingly well for all that.
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Thu Jul 28 2022
4
i genuinely don’t understand why this has such low reviews?? this is an album that deals with huge issues so beautifully. janet did so well with this album, it is perfect.
highlights: rhythm nation, state of the world, love will never do (without you), black cat
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Fri Sep 16 2022
4
Absolutely amazing production on this album. Couple that with a killer set of pipes and you get a very solid pop album. Rhythm Nation and Escapade are timeless jams. Rest of the album is more than solid. It’s not the type of music I listen to daily but I recognize excellent pop when I hear it.
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Wed Sep 28 2022
4
Tough one to rate, this album. Overall, I quite liked this record, though nothing really stood out after two listens. It also took some readjusting to the 80s production style, with the pretty harsh drum machine and synth sounds, but it did sound funky in the right places, and the slower parts were done tastefully. So it may have sounded a little dated listening to this in 2022, but it kind of worked for me.
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Wed Sep 28 2022
4
Had high expectations in 1989, as JJ's previous album of a few years was simply perfect, with classic singles (Nasty, What Have You Done For Me Lately, The Pleasure Principle, When I Think Of You etc) and OK perhaps a little filler...
But was quiet a bit disappointed when RN1814 came out - in particular the singles of RN18 were merely ok-ish and less catchy. Overall the album turned out to be quite decent though. The signature sound of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
Now listening to it again, I still think it is a very solid album, on the high 3 star / low 4 star end.
Final vote: 3.5 -> 4, due to great 80s production.
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Wed Oct 19 2022
4
Not heard this in years. Still pretty great, although goes a bit downhill at the end.
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Sun Oct 23 2022
4
Outstanding! 4.5/5
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Sun Oct 23 2022
4
Janet’s masterpiece (and perhaps Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis’s as well), a sprawling exploration of societal problems set to a mix of new jack swing, industrial rock and hip hop. Only the over abundance of interludes and a slightly dragging back half keep Rhythm Nation from 5 stars.
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Wed Nov 16 2022
4
8/10
pretty good, not my favorite tho
of this type of genre of music, I prefer the bigger guys like Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Anita Baker
still this is pretty fun and I do appreciate it
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Wed Nov 16 2022
4
One of the greatest pop stars of the 80s and 90s, but I always placed her beneath Whitney. However, I was really impressed by her performance here. Hugely influenced by Madonna, she's loud and energetic carried by a strong old school hip-hop production style that would characterize the short-lived New Jack Swing movement (most of it would just be generic pop trash).
Still very 80s with the punchy beats, spontaneous synths, and the use of samples almost like another instrument (biggest example in mind is the female shrieking sample used in a few songs). In fact, the whole album gives off 80s TV guide and workout video feels. The interludes really enforce these images, and they're so short-lived they serve to both provide breaks between these spacious and energetic tracks without dragging on to be annoying. I really enjoyed all the songs, although I do admit I got a bit exhausted by the time we got to the last few ethereal nostalgic tracks (which I did still really like, gave off vaporwave vibes). No bad tracks though. The only track I would cut is "Alright", but I did wish the record could further be slightly shorter somehow.
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Fri Nov 25 2022
4
Unrepentant 80s dance pop cheese platter.
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Fri Nov 25 2022
4
Pop production at its most '80's, upbeat dance tracks with great hooks, hard-hitting lyrics. Not a perfect album but close.
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Mon Nov 28 2022
4
A little dated, but still a bop.
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Wed Dec 14 2022
4
She delivers a pop dance album with a message. Prince's fingerprints are all over this too. I don't care what anyone says, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are not the only ones behind Escapade. Jackson has an iconic sound just like her brother. The sound bites are annoying, but that's part of the style of the times. The album is a party. It's over an hour, but hardly feels like it. I can see why she's so popular. I can also see why Michael emulated her sound later in his career.
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Fri Dec 16 2022
4
Incredible vibes. Please can we go back to bops about the importance of education for our children!
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Fri Dec 16 2022
4
Destroyed my laptop
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Sun Dec 25 2022
4
7/10. I enjoyed most every song, but I never want to sit down and listen to the whole album straight through again.
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Sun Jan 01 2023
4
This must be the basis for that classic 90s r&b sound. Wow.
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Sun Jan 01 2023
4
Bought when first came out, brilliant album
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Wed Jan 18 2023
4
It's pop music: That things are on the nose should be a given. The material stretches a little thinly over the hour, but the energy of the music more than makes up for any of those flaws. Rhythm Nation 1814 is undeniably and hugely a pop record, but it buries that fact under dark variety.
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Fri Jan 27 2023
4
Whole lotta bangers.
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Fri Jan 27 2023
4
I had no expectations as it's completely out of my usual genre and absolutely loved it! From the new jack swing snare to heavy guitars on Black Cat, the production and instrumentals are just a perfect representation of the era. The tracklist consists primarily of solid dance tunes with sociopolitical message, which sometimes may sound naive but it seems like the author was completely aware of that and had all the best intentions. There are some weaker points, sure, especially towards the end which is unnecessarily packed with ballads, but its still a very good album overall. I will be definitely coming back to this and I'll try some other albums from Janet. 4/5
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Fri Feb 10 2023
4
Definitely way more purposeful and sharp than I expected.
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Sun Feb 12 2023
4
Like :)
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Wed Feb 15 2023
4
Very pop, but pretty good. classic 80's vibe
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Mon Feb 20 2023
4
New jack swing and post industrial is not a combination I thought was even possible but man. Janet is awesome
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Wed Mar 15 2023
4
One of the most interesting things about this album is the fact that Jackson sings about issues that seemingly have not changed in over 30 years. The audio of gunshots at a playground were especially and most tragically all too familiar. Other reviewers have criticized this album for being too preachy, but I think everyone no matter what their income level, especially those with a platform, have every right to confront injustice where they see it. Furthermore, Jackson went against the wishes of her label to make the album she wanted. Musically, this album is an absolute clinic in well crafted pop music. It is a bit dated, but it expertly weaves late 80s pop with synth and new Jack swing to create something unique that doesn’t feel as long as it is.
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Fri Mar 17 2023
4
Super solid. Didn't destroy my laptop which was nice.
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Wed Mar 29 2023
4
This album is very fun & poppy, with some legitimately interesting musical elements in the later tracks. I enjoyed this quite a bit more than I thought I would. Favorite track: Someday is Tonight
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Mon Apr 17 2023
4
Really good album.
Standouts: Rhythm Nation, State of the World, Miss You Much, Love Will Never Do Without You, Alright, Escapade, Black Cat, Come Back to Me
Favorite Track: Black Cat
Rating: 4.5
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Fri Apr 28 2023
4
I did not expect to find anything much to appreciate here so I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. It's hella dated, of course but that can't detract from how good the production and songwriting are. Janet stepped up her game here and it shows.
I can't give it full marks on account of how dated it is and how terrible and pointless the interlude tracks are. But it earns every one of the 4 stars that I can give it.
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Thu May 25 2023
4
This is a vibe. Fantastic album, maybe because I've listened to it quite a bit, but I really enjoyed it.
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Thu May 25 2023
4
Core memory unlocked: Being 9 years old, jamming Miss You Much in the back of older cousin's car, summer night, windows down, volume on max. This album is full of jams, nice vocals, and great production. Janet is the Queen of Pop, left an indelible mark on pop music and that's while standing in her brother's shadow.
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Sun May 28 2023
4
This is an amazing album, I've never really listened to Janet Jackson and Whoa... the king of pop definitely has a sister
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Tue Jun 13 2023
4
I have come to the horrifying realization that I really like Janet Jackson's music.
This is what the manliest man in the gym is listening to on his headphones. Eat raw steak with your bare hands, chug the nastiest, bitterest beer and put on "Rhythm Nation" like a real man, pussy.
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Wed Jun 14 2023
4
Loved it ! She doesn’t get the recognition she deserves.
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Thu Jun 15 2023
4
Seriously? ANOTHER 4th studio album? The middle part of this album is so incredibly strong. Not sure if this was produced by the same producer as Paula Abdul?
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Tue Jun 20 2023
4
Another album I expected to be Meh on but I was totally grooving to this.
A bit overlong (idk why but the second an album hits 60 minutes I’m DONE) but a great intro to Jan Jack
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Wed Jun 28 2023
4
Excellent album with huge hits and catchy tunes. I think if they cut it by about 15 minutes it would be even better. Filler keeps it from being a 5.
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Wed Jun 28 2023
4
Ms Janet if you're nasty kills it on this album
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Mon Jul 10 2023
4
i finally get it, it is actually an awesome album, sort of worth the hype
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Thu Jul 13 2023
4
4.5
Fav track Black Cat!
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Mon Jul 17 2023
4
Pas un gros fan de Hip Hop, mais Janet est là pour donner une twist au genre pis c’est cool
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Fri Jul 21 2023
4
I do understand why this is on the list, but it was missing something to pump it to the 5 for me. Good vocal performance, good writing, good production, and good album structure
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