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Title: Risque!
Review: Janet Jackson's lastest release is notable for two reasons. The Velvet Rope is the most explicit album she's ever recorded and contains blatant sexual references. It's also her most artistically ambitious -- on "Got Till It's Gone," for instance, Jackson daringly pairs a rap bridge by Q-Tip with a sample from Joni Mitchell. However, The Velvet Rope contains far too much filler for an recording that runs 70 minutes, making it look like an exercise in self-indulgence. Had Jackson and her producers done a better job of editing the album, it could have been her greatest ever. Instead, the listener must settle for erratic brilliance. The best tracks on The Velvet Rope are great songs -- both irresistably catchy and musically interesting. Highlights range from the dense, Eurotrashy sound of "You" and club-dance bliss of "Together Again" to the shocking "What About" and the heartfelt ballad "I Get Lonely."
