As the title suggests, this is Janet declaring her independence from the rest of her family (read Janet, period). The album also continues to show growth in Janet as far as the sexual content of her music. Control had "Let's Wait a While." Rhythm Nation had "Someday is Tonight." And janet has "Throb." Personal developments aside, Ms. Jackson also covers serious social issues- most notably on "New Agenda" with Public Enemy frontman Chuck D. The two most popular cuts, "Again" and "That's the Way Love Goes," are both very good. The former is a great record that also worked well with the promotion of Janet's film Poetic Justice with Tupac and the latter is a chill mellow song that not surprisingly topped the Billboard charts for two months.
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