Who is Pink The Singer

So Far, So Good...So What!

Release Date: 07/27/2004

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So What

Release Date: 03/02/1993

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So What

Release Date: 08/20/2008

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So Far, So Good, So What

Release Date: 06/16/2009

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Release Date: 10/28/2008

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I'm Not Dead

1. Stupid Girls
2. Who Knew
3. Long Way To Happy
4. Nobody Knows
5. Dear Mr. President (Featuring Indigo Girls)
6. I'm Not Dead
7. 'Cuz I Can
8. Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)
9. U + Ur Hand
10. Runaway
11. The One That Got Away
12. I Got Money Now
13. Conversations With My 13 Year Old Self
14. I Have Seen The Rain (Featuring James T. Moore)

Alecia Moore, where have you been? We took you home in 2000 with "Can't Take me Home", we totally understood you when you were "M!ssundaztood" in 2001, we tried "Try This" in 2003 - and then you left us without even a note.
Now that we know that you're okay, we want to say thank goodness you're okay, congratulations on your marriage, and thanks for this great new album.
Lead off single and first track "Stupid Girls" is a scathing commentary on the extra-skinny (and bulimic) popular girls (and celebrities) who would do anything to extend their 15 minutes of fame, while second track "Who Knew" immediately takes down the pace, Pink style, about lost love.

"I wish I could touch you again
I wish I could still call you a friend
I'd give anything"

Third track "Long Way to Happy" is another song about break-ups and recovery, and very emotionally done. Another sad song follows with "Nobody Knows", and then she controversially takes on George W. Bush with her open letter about poverty and homelessness.
Other can't-miss tracks are the title track, and the up tempo and often naughty tracks that follow it, such as "Cuz I Can"; my favorite (albeit expletive ridden) "Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)" and second single "U & Ur Hand" which would stop a pick-up artist dead in his tracks. Listen up also for the hidden track with her Dad, which he wrote, according to Pink, back in Vietnam about 40 years ago, and was the first song she ever performed.
The UK album has two extra tracks "Fingers" and "Centerfold", two songs that make it worthwhile getting the UK version of this album.
The songs on this album more than prove that Pink's not dead, but still ready to tell it like it is. -- Amanda Richards "Modest to the extreme" (Georgetown, Guyana)

Release Date: 04/04/2006

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Missundaztood

1. M!ssundaztood
2. Don't Let Me Get Me Pink
3. Just Like A Pill Pink
4. Get The Party Started Pink
5. Respect Pink
6. 18 Wheeler Pink
7. Family Portrait Pink
8. Misery (w/Steven Tyler)
9. Dear Diary Pink
10. Eventually Pink
11. Lonely Girl (w/Linda Perry) Pink
12. Numb Pink
13. Gone To California Pink
14. My Vietnam Pink

I've liked Pink since I first saw her in that terrific video with the motorcycle, and I think she's quite a talent.
Her performances always capture my attention, she has a growing gift for songwriting, a unique singing style, and I just love that little wobble in her voice.

This CD has its ups and downs...I can live without the first 3 tracks, but it also has some exceptional ones.
With "Get the Party Started" and "Respect", Pink is at her brassy-sassy best, and "Misery", a duet with Steven Tyler, is a down home bluesy number that really works well.

The gems on this CD to my ears are "Family Portrait" (writen by Pink and Scott Storch), which is a really moving piece that I don't think could be sung better by anybody, I like "Eventually" (written by Pink and Linda Perry) more with each hearing (nice lyrics), and "Gone to California" (Pink and Perry again) is great. Her phrasing on this song is superb, and there's the added bonus of a jazzy A-1 sax solo by Jimmy Z, and David Siegel on organ adds a lot to it too.

These three songs are some of the slower ones on this CD, and show a lot of artistry. Out of the current crop of young singers, I wouldn't be surprised if Pink is the one we'll be listening to 10 years from now. -- Alejandra Vernon "artist & illustrator" (Long Beach, California)

Release Date: 11/20/2001

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Can't Take Me Home

1. Split Personality
2. Hell Wit Ya
3. Most Girls
4. There You Go
5. You Make Me Sick
6. Let Me Let You Know
7. Love Is Such A Crazy Thing
8. Private Show
9. Can't Take Me Home
10. Stop Falling
11. Do What U Do
12. Hiccup
13. Is It Love

Okay, well, maybe this album wouldn't appeal to all people. But, if you're a fan of up tempo r&b and Timberland-style beats, you'll love this CD. There are only two slow songs, which is really rare for and r&b/soul singer. Pink has a terrific voice and I commend her for her honesty in her songs. Yes, she actually does write her own material! Here are the tracks:
1.SPLIT PERSONALITY: A very strong opening. The chorus is so cool and different and Pink's "split personality" mouthing off in the background is hilarious.
2.HELL WIT YA: A more typical r&b song, but, it is higlighted by Pink's wonderful lyrics (she says wench! ) and her terrific delivery of them. Her delivery on this whole album is mucho bueno.
3.MOST GIRLS: This song benefits from over the top production (there are opera singers) and the strength of the melody. It's very, very cool. One of the better tracks.
4.THERE YOU GO: Of course, if you've heard this song, you know about the singing/rap aspect of it and hopefully, you love it. However, if you don't like this song don't buy the album cause it's just like all the other songs practically.
5.YOU MAKE ME SICK: This song has a really cool chorus with really cool lyrics. The verses are kinda weird and pretty fast.
6.LET ME LET YOU KNOW: Another outstanding song. The first ballad on the album, you will fall in love with this song after repeat listens, guaranteed.
7.LOVE IS SUCH A CRAZY THING: This song would not be half as good if it didn't have the awesome piano opening and the really crazy beats. It's kinda a weird song.
8.PRIVATE SHOW: A standard Destiny's Child/TLC uptempo song. It has cool lyrics though.
9.CAN'T TAKE ME HOME: This is a completely awesome song! It's probably my favorite. It has the fastest, angriest beats ever. She scares me on this one.
10.STOP FALLING: the second and last ballad, and also the slowest. The first time I listened to this one I didn't like it at all. But, after repeat listens I fell in love with it. It is such a sad, good song. And so suddle too.
11.DO WHAT U DO: Kinda reminds me of Vitamin C! It's a very good, kinda campy, self empowerment song. It's pretty good though.
12.HICCUP: This is a really cool song. In the chorus it sounds like she's hiccuping which gives the song a really cool affect. Very addicting chorus.
13.IS IT LOVE: This is a nice, suddle, mid-tempo song. It's got a real cool beat that reminds me of Dr. Dre for some reason. It's a good ending song.
Nick (WA, USA)

Release Date: 04/04/2000

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Try This

1. Trouble
2. God Is A DJ
3. Last To Know
4. Tonight's The Night
5. Oh My God Featuring Peaches
6. Catch Me While I'm Sleeping
7. Waiting For Love
8. Save My Life
9. Try Too Hard
10. Humble Neighborhoods
11. Walk Away
12. Unwind
13. Love Song
14. Hooker (hidden track)

Pink gets back to her "in your face" roots with Try This. While I didn't love all the songs on this disc, I loved the style in which she delivered them - Raw and No Holds Barred. She has Janis Joplin quality in this record, not being afraid to rasp words and phrases; curse and be blunt. If you are looking for dancy and more mild material like "Mizunderstoodz", look elsewhere.

The track that really did it for me was "God Is A DJ". I listend to this song for an hour straight and still wasn't tired of it. Superb lyrics, great chord structure and progressions; and pleasing background vocals made this the STAR on the disc. I also enjoyed: Last To Know, Waiting For Love, Trying To Hard, Humble Neighborhoods and, of course, Trouble.

I was pleasantly surprised by this disc. Raw, yet charming :) -- Mr. Stanley M. Schmidt "boymitch" (Rockford, IL)

Release Date: 11/11/2003

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