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Janet Jackson Pictures
Artist:
Janet Jackson
Origin:
United States, Gary - IndianaUnited States
Born date:
May 16, 1966
Janet Jackson Album: «Doesn't Really Matter»
Janet Jackson Album: «Doesn't Really Matter» (Front side)
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  • Customers rating: (4.2 of 5)
  • Title:Doesn't Really Matter
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Track listing
  • 1Doesn't Really Matter (Album Version)
  • 2Doesn't Really Matter (Dance All Day Extended Mix)
  • 3Doesn't Really Matter (Jonathan Peters Club Mix)
  • 4Doesn't Really Matter (Spensane Get Up Extended Mix)
Review - Product Description
Miss Jackson's latest hit taken from the soundtrack to the equally popular film in which she stars, 'Nutty Professor II, The Klumps'. Tracks, 'Doesn't Really Matter' (Radio Edit, Rockwilder Mix, Jonathan Peters Club Mix and video). 2000 release. Slimline jewel case. Jumping four spots this week to #1 with a bullet in Billboard's Hot 100 singles & tracks chart is Janet's smash 'Doesn't Really Matter'. The U.S. CD single has been deleted for this extract from the hit soundtrack to 'The Nutty Professor II - The Klumps', which she co-stars alongside Eddie Murphy. This import disc features four tracks: three versions of 'Doesn't Really Matter' plus the CD-ROM video to it!
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
- YES!! She's FINALLY HAPPY!

Janet is back, and this time, she's happy happy happy! I love this song. It's fun, it's perfect for the film (The Nutty Professor 2:The Klumps) and it's just infectious!

I love the 3rd remix on this single. The Jonathan Peters mix. The spanish guitar is throughout the whole song and helps to build and build this club mix to a classic bridge! It's just a beautiful version of the song and it will have you snappin' and shakin'. I listen to it twice a day, once to work, once to home. Helps in the commute! Keeps that road rage down! :)

If you like Janet, this is classic Janet. Her signature laugh is present which makes you smile when you hear it. LOVE that laugh! She seems to be having the time of her life and is finally at a HAPPY point and I think this song shows and proves that.

Get this single and add it to your collection. You'll love it and you'll be humming it all day, in the shower, anytime, you'll be "Nutty Nutty Nutty" for it!

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- This song has a great message!

This song is about inner beauty. "Doesn't really matter what the eye can see/cause I'm in love with the inner being". Janet is the best!!! Her songs always have great messages.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- All About Janet

Janet is just off the hook, I love her and all that she does. The woman is just fantastic. She is just pure genius like her brother. There is no comparison to anyone else in the pop industry. She is just the best. "Doesn't Really Matter" is one of her best songs to date. I can't wait for her new album to come out. I will be the first in line to buy it. Janet is #1 and always will be.

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- Review for "Doesn't Really Matter" by Janet

Unlike some of her more recent efforts like "Damita Jo" and "All For You", this song is just a good, clean dance number. The remixes are so-so... the Jonathan Peters Club Mix is really good but its just simply too long (I've never been a fan of 8 minute remixes). The intro of the "Dance All Day" remix makes it seem like you're about to hear something particularly special, but 30 seconds into the track, you're already reaching for the "NEXT TRACK" button on your CD player. The other remix isn't even worth mentioning because it's just so bland. This is one of her best songs since "Rhythm Nation". Buy it for the original version; if you are buying it to hear the remixes, you're making a mistake.

Customer review
- Great Song But So-So remixes

At long last, Janet has finally released another single! This is actually a light hearted song by Janet proclaiming her love to someone whom other people can't accept. The moral of the song is that if you love someone, it doesn't matters what other people think. The song has a great rhythm, and is very easy to digest. However, it's sometimes quite hard to listen to what Janet is actually singing about as her voice is constantly muffled out by the music. As for the remixes, only the Jonathan Peters remix is the saving grace of the whole CD, and even then, it's not that good a remix. The least said about the other 2 remixes the better, with the Dance All Night remix being downright irritating. Let's hope that more remixes by other DJs will be released in the days to come. My overall verdict: Get the single because the song is really nice and heartwarming, but brace yourself and don't be disappointed by the so-so remixes.