tvje
07-23-2002, 03:49 PM
I was watching "The Prom" episode this morning on TBS and the Jessie character said something about Janet Jackson which I beg to difer. She said Janet doesn't have anything to say in her music.
Well if you listen to the two albums she released when this episode was made (not counting the first two records she made during the Diff'rent Strokes and Fame era) "Conrtol" and "Rhytum Nation 1814" you will hear that alot of the songs have important messages. Rhytum Nation speaks more to a social conduct oppose to Control which is about everyday stuff. If you listen to songs like "Rhytum Nation", "State of the World","Livin' in the World (They didn't make)" you will cleary hear songs with a serious message. And most of the music by the Jackson 5 were did not have any serious messages. I admit two of the three records she made since this episode was made "Janet" and "All for You" do not contain much of a social message.
Though I know this is a board about TV shows not music. But Janet was on three sitcoms "Good Times", "Diff'rent Strokes", and "Fame".
But the main point the writers (probably one of those ex hippies who believe every song made after Woodstock sucks) critize Janet for something that is false.
Well if you listen to the two albums she released when this episode was made (not counting the first two records she made during the Diff'rent Strokes and Fame era) "Conrtol" and "Rhytum Nation 1814" you will hear that alot of the songs have important messages. Rhytum Nation speaks more to a social conduct oppose to Control which is about everyday stuff. If you listen to songs like "Rhytum Nation", "State of the World","Livin' in the World (They didn't make)" you will cleary hear songs with a serious message. And most of the music by the Jackson 5 were did not have any serious messages. I admit two of the three records she made since this episode was made "Janet" and "All for You" do not contain much of a social message.
Though I know this is a board about TV shows not music. But Janet was on three sitcoms "Good Times", "Diff'rent Strokes", and "Fame".
But the main point the writers (probably one of those ex hippies who believe every song made after Woodstock sucks) critize Janet for something that is false.