[zxm]

So where's the prove that one of the users had the album?

[Ghostie]

Sistrens, this cancellation bums me out. I wanted her to get that promo!

Unbreakable, the era truly for the fans and the fans only.

[Buyonce1814]

Slay I don't have to order the target exclusive anymore because i can get it from HMV

[Auburn]

Ugh I'm so sad she's missing iHeartRadio

So excited for the album though!

[humbz]

Originally posted by Ghostie

Unbreakable, the era truly for the fans and the fans only.

[LoveLiveMusic]

So I'm kinda out of the loop. 17 tracks is the normal edition, and then HMV is offering the 19 tracks with Promise of You and Love U 4 Life. I saw there's a Target edition too, but I'm going to assume it'll probably be the same? Or watch it be the original No Sleeep and a remix

[Ghostie]

Originally posted by LoveLiveMusic

So I'm kinda out of the loop. 17 tracks is the normal edition, and then HMV is offering the 19 tracks with Promise of You and Love U 4 Life. I saw there's a Target edition too, but I'm going to assume it'll probably be the same? Or watch it be the original No Sleeep and a remix

Target deluxe is Promise of You and Love U 4 Life too!

[Adonis]

So wait Janet is literally a couple of shows in and she' s already canceling things. Maybe she needs to scale back her tour for health reasons.

[mermaid_ariel]

From a user at Pulse Music Board who "attended a pre-release listening session and [will] write a review for local magazine".

O.M.G.

Here are my notes...I signed an agreement that I won't share any confidential information which includes "descriptions of recordings" so I won't mention specific tracks here... BUT you can try to guess them.

First of all, she touches almost ALL GENRES possible on this album. It sounds very unique for a Janet album but mostly pop. There are less r&b tracks than I thought. Ballads are smooth, one song that goes "Who's gonna be there after it all? / I will" is purely a piano ballad. And a lovely one.

It's not sexy album, it's a happy album. One song is gloriously EDM "I had a great epiphany / Rhythm Nation was that dream". Another dance track (with one word title) will sound tremendous when remixed. Pure dancefloor bliss.

Thematically it's closest to Rhythm Nation as a whole. There are songs that are classic soul. One song in the album declares: "I've seen a beautiful vision / What we can create"... it's like Heal the World gone smooth soul. The song after that sounds like a Jackson 5 song in the new millennium.

The heart of the album is probably the time when she whispers over a mysterious beat: "You never know, unless you've been there".

No Sleeep is definitely a highlight there too.

Fabulous stuff, very versatile. Artistically ambitious.

It starts with Unbreakable and three upbeat tracks after that, as usual (I think she has had the same concept since Damita Jo)


Read more: http://janet.club/thread/85137/unbre...#ixzz3m88msiVe

[LoveLiveMusic]

Originally posted by Ghostie

Target deluxe is Promise of You and Love U 4 Life too!

Good. I can't have Janet doing this to me especially since Target closed in Canada.

[LoveLiveMusic]

Originally posted by Adonis

So wait Janet is literally a couple of shows in and she' s already canceling things. Maybe she needs to scale back her tour for health reasons.

I thought she only cancelled the iHeart performance? And that wasn't even part of the tour.

But the tour could have gotten some good exposure/promo from it.

[IMPACTNET.]

Originally posted by Adonis

So wait Janet is literally a couple of shows in and she' s already canceling things. Maybe she needs to scale back her tour for health reasons.

Don't overreact. It was already gonna be a tight schedule to begin with when she agreed to that festival. The plan was gonna be that she would do two concerts in North Carolina on the 17th and 18th, fly out tonight after the show for Vegas. Do the festival and get on another plane for two shows in Miami on the 20th and 21st. That was already gonna be five days straight of concerts and traveling. Very tiring, but she was gonna do it. But because of her ear condition, she can't fly which would make it impossible for her be in Vegas by car in time to do a soundcheck, do staging, etc. So she cancelled. It's better she does that than cancel concerts. She is fine to perform, she jist can't fly for a while. So no concerts will be cancelled. It's best that she uses the 19th to rest instead of trying to do a festival anyway. With that said, I am a bit disappointed that she won't be doing the festival. But her health comes first and as long as no concerts are cancelled, everything should be fine.

[LoveLiveMusic]

Originally posted by IMPACTNET.

Don't overreact. It was already gonna be a tight schedule to begin with when she agreed to that festival. The plan was gonna be that she would do two concerts in North Carolina on the 17th and 18th, fly out tonight after the show for Vegas. Do the festival and get on another plane for two shows in Miami on the 20th and 21st. That was already gonna be five days straight of concerts and traveling. Very tiring, but she was gonna do it. But because of her ear condition, she can't fly which would make it impossible for her be in Vegas by car in time to do a soundcheck, do staging, etc. So she cancelled. It's better she does that than cancel concerts. She is fine to perform, she jist can't fly for a while. So no concerts will be cancelled. It's best that she uses the 19th to rest instead of trying to do a festival anyway. With that said, I am a bit disappointed that she won't be doing the festival. But her health comes first and as long as no concerts are cancelled, everything should be fine.

There wasn't a concert on the 21st as I see on Wikipedia

But I never even looked at her schedule, even 4 days in a row is tiring, plus she would have gone from Toronto and had a day off to travel to the Raleigh show which would have began her 4 performances in a row. Now that I look at it, her schedule is quite tight. Luckily she's giving herself a solid week off at the beginning of October, but is that going to be enough? 41 shows from September to the end of November basically.

[Jeiboy]

Burnitup! Should be the next single!

[IMPACTNET.]

Originally posted by LoveLiveMusic

There wasn't a concert on the 21st as I see on Wikipedia

But I never even looked at her schedule, even 4 days in a row is tiring, plus she would have gone from Toronto and had a day off to travel to the Raleigh show which would have began her 4 performances in a row. Now that I look at it, her schedule is quite tight. Luckily she's giving herself a solid week off at the beginning of October, but is that going to be enough? 41 shows from September to the end of November basically.

My mistake. I thought she was doing two shows in Miami, but she's doing one. It's gonna be a grueling schedule, but she'll have almost two months off after Japan in November so she'll recoup.

[kishi]

My show is today and I can't even begin to describe my excitement!

[humbz]

Since I don't like the official album cover, I did this one. Just for fun!

[mermaid_ariel]

2 weeks!

[Humoresque]

Originally posted by humbz

Since I don't like the official album cover, I did this one. Just for fun!

This is lovely! I'm considering using it myself. Simple, elegant, classic.

[Humoresque]

Originally posted by mermaid_ariel

From a user at Pulse Music Board who "attended a pre-release listening session and [will] write a review for local magazine".

O.M.G.

Here are my notes...I signed an agreement that I won't share any confidential information which includes "descriptions of recordings" so I won't mention specific tracks here... BUT you can try to guess them.

First of all, she touches almost ALL GENRES possible on this album. It sounds very unique for a Janet album but mostly pop. There are less r&b tracks than I thought. Ballads are smooth, one song that goes "Who's gonna be there after it all? / I will" is purely a piano ballad. And a lovely one.

It's not sexy album, it's a happy album. One song is gloriously EDM "I had a great epiphany / Rhythm Nation was that dream". Another dance track (with one word title) will sound tremendous when remixed. Pure dancefloor bliss.

Thematically it's closest to Rhythm Nation as a whole. There are songs that are classic soul. One song in the album declares: "I've seen a beautiful vision / What we can create"... it's like Heal the World gone smooth soul. The song after that sounds like a Jackson 5 song in the new millennium.

The heart of the album is probably the time when she whispers over a mysterious beat: "You never know, unless you've been there".

No Sleeep is definitely a highlight there too.

Fabulous stuff, very versatile. Artistically ambitious.

It starts with Unbreakable and three upbeat tracks after that, as usual (I think she has had the same concept since Damita Jo)


Read more: http://janet.club/thread/85137/unbre...#ixzz3m88msiVe

This is exciting if true! I was hoping for an eclectic record, I hope it lives up to this early hype.

I get chills when she says "hello" at the end of Unbreakable. And then again when she says "it's been awhile." And then AGAIN when she says "lots to talk about." It's not a lot to go on, but there's such promise in that song, it's so soulful, and when she speaks at the end she sounds re-energized, not tired and bored like she did on Discipline's interludes.