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09 TRACKS
  1. 1Control5:53
  2. 2Nasty4:04
  3. 3What Have You Done For Me Lately4:59
  4. 4You Can Be Mine5:18
  5. 5The Pleasure Principle4:57
  6. 6When I Think Of You3:57
  7. 7He Doesn't Know I'm Alive3:32
  8. 8Let's Wait Awhile4:37
  9. 9Funny How Time Flies (When You're Having Fun)4:28

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    LABEL / CAT#A&M Records – CD 5106
    FORMATCD, Album, Digital Audio Disc Corp. Pressing
    COUNTRY United States
    YEAR1986
    GENRE Electronic
    STYLESynth-pop, Funk, New Jack Swing, Contemporary R&B, Minneapolis Sound
    THE MATRIX KEY ✳DIDX 589 11A3 / DIDX 589 11A9 / DIDX 589 11A2 / DIDX 589 11 / Made In USA-Digital Audio Disc Corp. ['D' logo]®
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    Credits & Notes

    Arranged By [Rhythm]
    Janet Jackson
    Engineer [Assistant]
    Steve Hodge
    Art Direction, Design
    Melanie Nissen
    Arranged By [Vocals]
    Janet Jackson
    Photography By
    Tony Viramontes
    Arranged By [Vocals]
    Terry Lewis
    Written-By
    Melanie Andrews
    Mixed By
    Steve Hodge
    Coordinator [Project Coordinator]
    Lyle Baker
    Backing Vocals
    Janet Jackson
    Arranged By [Vocals]
    Jimmy Jam
    Written-By
    Janet Jackson
    Backing Vocals
    Terry Lewis
    Arranged By [Rhythm]
    Jimmy Jam
    Programmed By [Synthesizers]
    Jimmy Jam
    Engineer [Recording]
    Terry Lewis
    Drum Programming
    Jimmy Jam
    Backing Vocals
    Melanie Andrews
    Engineer [Assistant]
    Steve Hodge
    Art Direction
    Chuck Beeson
    Written-By
    Terry Lewis
    Percussion
    Jimmy Jam
    Executive-Producer
    John McClain
    Engineer [Assistant]
    Jimmy Jam
    Lead Vocals
    Janet Jackson
    Co-producer
    Janet Jackson
    Arranged By [Rhythm]
    Terry Lewis
    Synthesizer
    Jimmy Jam
    Percussion
    Terry Lewis
    Keyboards [Digital]
    Jimmy Jam

    (P)+(C) 1986 A&M Records, Inc. Recorded and mixed at Flyte Tyme Productions, Inc. Minneapolis, MN. Initial CDs were made in Japan or in West Germany by Polygram, and later in the US by various manufacturers.