Janet was truly done it all in her videos and done her best to change the genre that started out as funny European art clips into modern pieces of  urban fun.  At best, she's a mind-blowing performer that takes control of  the stage and makes you love her.  Some of the highlights of this set of  hits are include funky scenes in such upbeat songs as "What Have You  Done For Me Lately" and "When I Think Of You".  Stage  presence is proven on faire like "Control" and the rocking  "Black Cat" (even a panther can't take your eyes off Janet).  Her  choreographed to perfection solo apartment romp in "Pleasure  Principle" combines her excellent moves and sex appeal.  Janet gets  downright epic on dance masterpieces like "Rhythm Nation" and  "Miss You Much".  These videos really made the big dance number  essential to all pop songs.  The videos are only shot in black and white,  but the are revolutionary even in cinematography.  Continuing on the epic  front are a trip back in time in "Alright" (warning, not the  Heavy D long version).  Innocence be damned when Janet lets her waist line  show in the sexy yet charming "Love Will Never Do Without You"  and the steamy scenario of "That's The Way Love Goes".  A trip  across the world is seen in "Runaway".  The cute "Whoops  Now" is a big bonus of home video.  And I should also mention the song  is on the end of the "Janet" record.  Sorry if I forget to  mention that in the review of the album.