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| | Rhythm Nation 1814 |
 | | Rhythm Nation 1814 opens with the first of eight Interludes, "Pledge." This 47 second interlude begins with the tolling of a bell and the opening of a creaky door before Janet delivers her message, "We are a nation with no geographic boundaries, bound together through our beliefs. |
 | | On September 18th 1989, Janet Jackson released her second major album, "Rhythm Nation 1814." It was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated female record of the year, and it didn't disappoint. |
 | | Im my eyes, "Rhythm Nation 1814" is better than any Michael Jackson album, with the exception of "Dangerous." This Janet album is a classic, hit-packed, thought-provoking, amazing blockbuster of a record, and your collection isn't complete without it. |
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