All for You [Explicit Lyrics]

1.Intro/It's funny 9/10

2.You Aint Right/This song is very camp and also very old school Janet seems like it belongs on Rhythm Nation its not rubbish though 8/10

3.All For You/Pure class this is a great song pure pop a great song for Janet im glad it got the hype it deserved 10/10

4.2wayforyou (Interlude)/To me this kinda pointless it is a little funny 6/10

5.Come On Get Up/She was supposed to release this! I don't like it much its kinda borin its too dancy 7/10

6.When We Oooo/This is a great song i think this would have done well as a single i love the breathy vocals and the beat is great 10/10

7.China Love/The beat is so different this is a nice mellow track just lay back and listen Janet's soft voice suits this song perfectly 10/10

8.Love Scene (Ooh Baby)/What a great slowjam its really nice bit of a love maker its really sexy 10/10

9.Would You Mind/This song reminds me of something that was left of Velvet Rope it reminds me of Rope Burn i love this song it's great so so sexy 10/10

10.Lame (Interlude)/Yep men are lame at times 10/10

11.Trust A Try/Fan's wanted this to be a single it's so cool its got elements of rock and also pop its a great song 10/10

12.Clouds (Interlude)/Carly Simon chattin her rubbish lol 4/10

13.Son Of A Gun (Betcha Think This Song Is About You)/The remix is better but this is just as good i love the Bridge its the best part great choice for single 10/10

14.Truth/It's OK but it goes of for too long starts wearing thin 7/10

15.Theory (Interlude)/Just a studio conversation.... 5/10

16.Someone To Call My Lover/......Then goes onto one of the best songs shes ever done i love this song so much its so funky and cool it was a good choice of single 10*/10

17.Feels So Right/This isn't that bad i didnt really give it a chance but i listened to it and its kinda sweet 8/10

18.Doesn't Really Matter/What a song this is great the video was great and her performance in Nutty Proffessor 2 was excellent 10/10

19.Better Days/Seems a bit dated for this album but it's not bad a great ballad 9/10

20.Outro/The end ....

Top 5 All For You Tunes
1.Someone To Call My Lover
2.Son Of A Gun
3.When We Oooo
4.Doesn't Really Matter
5.All For You

Pick it up....it might take a few listens to enjoy it but its a cool album

(I, personally had baught the album for "Someone To Call My Lover".)

It was refreshing to start off with a candid recording session where Janet and a friend are discussing a dance step as they are unknowingly recorded by co-producer Jimmy Jam. After a brief mention of sexual innuendo, Janet does a classic impression of Fran Drescher that had me in stitches. We are invited out to a nightclub. Where the dancing is infectious and the lyrics are superbly written. One that stands out in the form of "You Ain't Right." A song about backstabbing and malicious intent, with one that she had come to trust as a friend. She has been flirting, and had made it clear that it's "All For You". Worries are cast aside by the end of "Come On Get Up". The stage is set for a slow dance in "When we OOOO". Janet gets her man and we are whisked away to her bedroom where she softly seduces him with "China Love". He has succumbed to her ways in "Love Scene" (My favorite song on this album) and "Would You Mind", an unexpected and hilarious look at lovemaking. She wants him to know that she is not like any woman he had dealt with in his lifetime with "Trust A Try". Janet soon finds that he's like all the others. Vain, dominating, and manipulative. That "Son Of A Gun"! And the "Truth" is she had a life before him. So she's off again. In search of "Someone To Call My Lover". She's finally found another that "Feels So Right" and it "Doesn't Really Matter" who cares about it. All she knows is that it's the start of "Better Days" yet to come.

Janet has woven a tapestry to depict an elaborate tale of the cycle of love. Unlike many others who use explicit lyrics, I have come to find it acceptable because of this piece as a whole. I look forward to her future endeavors. This product is one of the reasons why Janet Jackson has the staying power in an industry where "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em" is it's overall trademark.