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(2006) – Janet’s “sneaking out to play tonight” on this Janet-Jimmy-Terry record on the JD-heavy 20 Y.O. Sequenced very late on The Velvet Rope, Rope Burn isn’t Janet’s first foray into kink on her records, but its enough to make you want to explore what she’s singing out. “ Rope Burn” from The Velvet Rope (1997) – From the opening “Mm.my lips hurts” you know exactly what you’re in for with Rope Burn.The electropop sound isn’t forced and Janet isn’t trend-hopping in the way many of her peers were doing around the time of this songs release. “ LUV” from Discipline (2008) – Darkchild’s signature sound is here and Janet glides and jumps through the beat in a way that makes Luv sound as fun as its shorthand title implies.
Time running away makes her want to see her lover again, not rush into things. “ Funny How Time Flies (When You’re Having Fun)” from Control (1986) – Janet’s voice exudes a sexiness here that may seem at odds with the message of previous track Let’s Wait Awhile, but I think if anything it reinforces that songs message.The drums make the song a perfect party anthem, and the chorus is amazing in how simple yet fun it is. “ Come On Get Up” from All For You (2001) – The song “All For You” is such an upbeat bop, but “Come On Get Up” somehow manages to up the ante.That matched with Janet’s stacked harmonies perfectly encapsulate how exciting, and then ultimately frustrating, it can be maintaining a relationship using technology “ Empty” from The Velvet Rope (1997) – The way that the beat builds as this song progresses is beautiful.It sets the tone for the second quarter of the album as the tempo starts to slow, creating a sonic journey that is hot to follow. “ When We Ooo” from All For You (2001) – The first of many sensual sounds on All For You, “When We Ooo” is as sexy as the title implies.Janet Jackson didn’t earn her legacy from anybody’s work but her own – and that is the truth. “ Truth” from All For You (2001) – Presumably inspired by the divorce from her second husband, “Truth” is a confessional track about realizing one’s own self-worth.(2006) – Another bedroom banger that further proves Janet Jackson is the ultimate sex songstress, only now she’s crooning about pleasuring her own self until her partner comes home to assist. That’s what makes her vulnerability and honesty for having feelings for someone you probably shouldn’t, but more than likely have at one point or another, all the more relatable.