| The concert itself was Janet's 6th outing thus far of what would be a four month American leg of the All For You Tour. |
| St. Louis, MO: All For You Tour Page Progress: MORE TO COME SOON Concert Pics July 15th 2001 Savvis Center |
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| Joe Torry and NoRal: During "Again" clips of Joe were shown in the audience *Check Out Raven Simone right behind Joe Torry* |
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Janet's Dancer, Eddie Autograph Reads: "Good Looking" |
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| Recording Artist, Curtis Janet's Dancer, Eddie NoRal |
This song has taken on so many forms visually since its 1993 debut and Janet brings forth her most elaborate yet. The opening to this song makes you feel as if "China Love" hasn't gotten cut from the show and that it will be performed. Don't be fooled by the rounded Japanese disc at the top either, Janet doesn't descend from it. |
It was really funny to me how Janet took off her dark glasses as soon as I took this photo. I was "Cooked" Janet preps dancer for "The Nation" Closing the show with "The Knowledge" was a great idea for the message and image concept. The lettered background, fireworks, and even the mix brought the song to a whole new level |
| Rhythm Nation/ The Knowledge |
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Click Below to View a Live Photo Ok, so I didn't get picked this time but mind you he was a light skinned brotha. So ha, I came close. Actually I didn't. Janet chose the guy from the far left side which in fact was the same area that she had chosen the guy from the night before (Kansas City: we asked somebody who went) I don't know the performance was short. I'm not the one to hate but Janet missed her cue as the music started before she did but the "torture bed' descending into the stage was all good. |
This definitely had to of been one of my favorite performances. Carly Simon's haunting backing video imaging, Janet giving you the real non-edited version of the song, and above all the choreograpy and staging. Click Below to view a Live Photo |
I lived for the final moments of the show as Janet stood on stage alone in her essence. The Encore went by fast and since this concert so has the costumes. This tour has a record for the number of times Janet has changed her Encore costumes: from army pants, to a "Cubs" jersey (Chicago), to a black bra. We wanted more and we got it. |
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The song itself seemed to have been paced slower since viewing the VH1 special of the opening night's performance. Its so funny because during the guitar solo Janet is so close to the guitar that you worry for her hair getting caught while Dave is playing behind her. |
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The song itself is one of my favorites from Janet. I didn't get a chance to see it performed live during the "janet." tour because of it being cut in the later half of shows. From the timeless intro to the video which did not feature any incorporated clips w/ Rene. This song definitely takes you back. Click Below to view Live Photo |
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I've just added a portion of this photo as a promotional banner for Top Mosiqa so you may see it ever so often. The performance itself makes for some great screen captures since Janet is alone on stage. This is the first song from a previous album to be performed at this moment of the show. |
| Love will never do (without you) |
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| Together Again: Encore |
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The dancers are already on stage for this opening number and don't descend from the lighting fixtures as in previous performances. I have four to five good shots of this performance and they shall rotate through as the months follow. |
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Recording Artist, Curtis Janet's Dancer, Gil |
The song itself has become one of those rarities that is only performed in the full runthough of the show. To just express how often its performed Janet has gone 10 shows straight on this tour without performing the tune. I had never seen "Black Cat" performed live up until this moment and indeed I lived for Janet's solo performance with Dave Barry. The loud burst of pyrotechnics at the end of the song had everyone in amazement. |
| Black Cat |
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