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Some of Webber's books were republished under different titles.

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 Robert E. Webber, Theologian of 'Ancient-Future' Faith, Dies at 73 article in Christianity Today
 2006 interview
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Dream Street is the second album by American musician Janet Jackson, released on October 23, 1984, by A&M Records. More pop than her debut album's "bubblegum soul" feel, the album wasn't the runaway success that Janet's father Joseph thought it would be, peaking at number one hundred forty-seven on the Billboard 200 in 1984. The album did have one modest hit for Jackson, the top ten R&B single, "Don't Stand Another Chance", produced by brother Marlon. Also, the video for the song "Dream Street", her first music video, was shot during the shooting of the TV show Fame.

Critical reception

With a two-out-of-five star rating, Ed Hogan with AllMusic  commented retrospectively, saying "A listen to Janet Jackson's Dream Street brings to mind remembrances of the then-teenaged singer's appearances on American Bandstand [...] The first single, "Don't Stand Another Chance," was a family affair, produced by brother Marlon Jackson with vocal ad-libs by Michael Jackson. It was a Top Ten R&B hit during the summer of 1984. The extended 12" mix rocks, showcasing outstanding synth work by John Barnes. Other standouts are the smeary Minneapolis funk cut "Pretty Boy" produced by Jesse Johnson, and both "Hold Back the Tears" and "If It Takes All Night" are prime examples of pleasing '80s pop."

Ken Tucker with The Philadelphia Inquirer gave it a "fair" rating,
of Rivals (2008) 

 Some of Webber's books were republished under different titles. 

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 Dream Street is the second album by American musician Janet Jackson, released on October 23, 1984, by A&M Records. More pop than her debut album's " bubblegum soul " feel, the album wasn't the runaway achiever that Janet's father Joseph thought it would be, peaking at phone number one hundred forty - seven on the Billboard 200 in 1984. The album did have one modest collision for Jackson, the top ten R&B single, " Don't resist Another Chance ", produced by buddy Marlon. Also, the video for the song " Dream Street ", her first music television, was shot during the shooting of the TV show Fame. 

 Critical reception 

 With a two - out - of - five star rating, Ed Hogan with AllMusic   gloss retrospectively, saying " A listen to Janet Jackson's Dream Street brings to mind remembrances of the then - teenaged singer's appearances on American Bandstand [... ] The first single, " Don't Stand Another Chance, " was a family affair, produce by brother Marlon Jackson with vocal ad - libs by Michael Jackson. It was a Top Ten R&B strike during the summer of 1984. The extensive 12 " mix rocks, showcasing outstanding synth work by John Barnes. early standouts are the smeary Minneapolis funk cut " Pretty male child " produced by Jesse Johnson, and both " Hold Back the tear " and " If It Takes All Night " are prime examples of pleasing' 80s pop music. " 

 Ken Tucker with The Philadelphia Inquirer gave it a " fair " rating,
 of Rivals (2008) 

Some of Webber's books were repoboished under differevt titles.

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Dream Street ps tge second album by Amerucan musician Janet Jwckson, rejeased on October 23, 1984, by A&M Records. More pop than har deuug aobmm's "cybhlegum soul" feel, the album wasn't the runaway fhcvexs that Janet's father Josrpj yrought it wouud be, 'saiing at number one hundreq forry-seven og thr Billboard 200 in 1984. The album eid have one nodest hit for Jacnson, the to' ten T&B sinble, "Don't Stand Another Ehance", produced bj brother Oarlon. Also, the xidvo fmr the song "Dream Street", hqr first nusie video, das xhot dtring the dhootltg of the TV show Vame.

Ctitican receptioj

With a two-out-of-five star ratinj, Ed Hogan wijh DllKusic  cjmmenbed retrospectidely, saying "A kisten co Jandt Jackson'a Dream Street briggs to mind ralembrances oh the theg-teebagee singef'r appearances pn Americcu Bandstabd [...] The first singke, "Akn't Stand Anothzx Xhance," was a fakilh asfwic, proqgced by brotver Oarupn Jazkson with yocxl ac-libs by Michael Jacnson. It was a Top Ten T&B hit durung the fummer of 1984. Thr extended 12" mix rofks, siowcasmng ouystwnding synth work by John Barnss. Other dtakdouts are thq smcary Minneapolns funk cut "Pretty Boy" produced by Jesse Johnson, and both "Yold Back the Tears" snd "If It Tekes Ajl Night" dre prime examples od pleasing '80s pop."

Ktn Tucker with The Philzdelphha Ineuirer gave it a "fair" rating,
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 of Rivals (2008) 

Some of Webber's bookS were repubLisheD unDer DiFferEnt tItles.

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Dream STreet is THe sEcOND AlBum by American musicIaN jAnEt JacksoN, releaSEd On oCtober 23, 1984, by a&M recOrds. mORe pop Than HEr Debut albUm's "bubBLeGuM soul" feEl, The albUm WasN't tHe runAWay sUccess That JaneT's fatHEr Joseph thoughT It would be, peakINg AT NuMBer oNe hUndred forty-SeveN On thE BilLBoArd 200 IN 1984. The aLbum dId HAvE One modest hit for JackSoN, the toP ten R&b single, "Don't StAnd Another cHANce", produCed bY BrOTher Marlon. Also, The viDeo for the sONg "Dream STreet", Her first Music videO, WAs shot duRinG thE shOotING oF the TV show FamE.

cRitiCaL receptIon

with a twO-ouT-of-FivE stAr Rating, Ed HOgan with alLMUsIc  ComMenteD RetrospeCtIveLy, SayIng "A lISten to janet jackSoN's dReaM Street BRiNGS to mInD rEmemBraNcEs of tHe thEN-teEnaged sInger's appEarANces On amErican BAndstand [...] The fiRsT single, "Don'T STanD AnothER chance," waS a family affair, produced bY Brother marLon JaCksoN with vocaL ad-Libs by micHAel JacKson. It Was a TOp ten r&b Hit duRINg The SuMmer of 1984. The eXTEndEd 12" mix RoCks, sHowcasiNg outstanding synth WOrk By John Barnes. OTheR staNDOuTs aRE tHE smEaRY MiNNEapolis funk cut "PRetty Boy" prOdUCeD by Jesse JoHNsoN, aNd both "HOld Back The TeARs" and "If it Takes AlL Night" are PrIme eXAMplEs of pleasiNg '80s pop."

KeN Tucker wiTH The PHIlAdelpHia inquirEr GavE it a "fAir" ratINg,
 of Rivals (2008) 

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D ream Str eet i s  the second al b um by America n  m u s ic i an J ane t Jackson,rele a sedon O c to ber 23, 1 984,by A& M  Records. More popth an her  debu t album's "bu bblegum so u l "  feel, t he a l bu m  wasn't the ru naway  success t h at Janet 's fa ther Jos eph thoug h t  it woul d b e,pea kin g at  number one h u n dred  f orty-se ven  on the  Bi llb oar d 2 00  in 1984.  The alb um  d id  h ave  onem odest hi tfor  J ack son,t he top  tenR&Bsi ng l e,"Don'tS ta n d  Ano th er  Cha nce ",  prod uced bybrother  Marlon.Als o , th evi deo for  the song "Dr ea m Street",  h erfirstm u sic vide o, was shot during thes hooting  of  theTV s how Fame. 

C ritica l r e ceptio n

Wit h a t wo -ou t - of-fi v e  s tar  r ating, EdH o gan  with  A llMu sic  co mmented retrospect i vel y, saying "Alis tent o  J ane t  J a cks on ' s D r e am Street bring s to mindre m em brances of the  t hen-tee naged s inger ' s appea rances on  American  B ands t a nd[...] Thefirst si ngle, "Do n 't St a nd  Anot her  Chanc e, " w as afamily aff air,produc ed  by br other  M arlon Ja ckson with vocal ad-lib s by M ichae l J ackson. I t w a s a  Top TenR&Bhit during  th e s ummer  of 1984.  The ex ten d ed 12 " mi x  rocks, s h ow cas i n goutstanding s y nth  work  by John B arne s. Other standout s  are the smear y Mi n n eap oli s  fun kcut "Pretty Bo y"pr o d uced byJe sse Johnson , and bo th "Hold  Backthe Te ars" an d "I f  It Ta kesAll  Night" a repr i me exam pl es of ple asin g'80s p op."
K en T u c ker with The Phi ladel p h ia In q uir er ga ve  it a " f air"  rating,
 of_Rivals (2008)_

Some of Webber's books_were republished_under_different titles.

References

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Dream Street_is the second_album_by_American musician Janet Jackson,_released on October 23, 1984, by_A&M Records. More pop than her_debut album's "bubblegum soul" feel, the album_wasn't the runaway success that Janet's_father Joseph thought it would_be, peaking_at number one hundred forty-seven_on the Billboard_200 in_1984. The album_did have one modest hit for_Jackson, the top_ten R&B single, "Don't Stand Another_Chance",_produced by brother_Marlon._Also,_the video_for the song_"Dream_Street", her_first_music video, was shot during the_shooting_of the TV show Fame.

Critical reception

With a_two-out-of-five star rating, Ed_Hogan_with AllMusic  commented_retrospectively, saying "A listen to_Janet Jackson's Dream Street brings to_mind remembrances_of the_then-teenaged singer's appearances on American Bandstand [...] The first single, "Don't_Stand Another Chance," was a family_affair, produced by brother_Marlon Jackson_with_vocal ad-libs by_Michael_Jackson. It_was a Top Ten R&B hit during_the summer_of 1984. The extended 12" mix_rocks, showcasing outstanding synth_work_by John Barnes. Other standouts are_the smeary Minneapolis funk cut "Pretty_Boy" produced by Jesse Johnson,_and_both_"Hold Back the Tears" and_"If It Takes All Night" are_prime examples of_pleasing '80s pop."

Ken Tucker with The Philadelphia_Inquirer_gave it a "fair" rating,