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P!nk joined forces with producer Greg Kurstin (Lily Allen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foster The People & The Shins) for the very first time, along with long time collaborators Max Martin, Shellback, Billy Mann and Butch Walker. She also worked with songwriter/producer Dan Wilson (Adele’s "Someone Like You" and Dixie Chicks). The album is P!nk’s unique take on the different shades of love--the dark, the light, the happy and the sad. Lead single "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" is produced by Kurstin.
This is her sixth album following Can’t Take Me Home (2000), M!ssundaztood (2001), Try This (2003), I’m Not Dead (2006), Funhouse (2008), and a Greatest Hits… So Far!!! (2010).
This is her sixth album following Can’t Take Me Home (2000), M!ssundaztood (2001), Try This (2003), I’m Not Dead (2006), Funhouse (2008), and a Greatest Hits… So Far!!! (2010).
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By loulou87
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
P!nk's 6th Album and absolutely sensational!! If you're not a fan of P!nk, Listen to this album. You will be when you've finished it! Fantastic vocals, Excellent lyrics with a mix of party tunes packed full of attitude and songs that make you think about the important things in life. I have always thoroughly loved the albums that this woman produces, mainly because I feel that I can relate a lot to what she sings and writes about. I can pin point a part of my life and go straight back there with every song I listen to. Very few artists are able to do that to me and I appreciate an artist who has the courage to sit down and write about their own personal experiences. I think it's very important to lay it all on the line and she deserves a huge amount of respect. Can't wait for the tour next year! Buy all her albums NOOOOOOOWWWW! haha.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Verne
Format:Audio CD
Ok, so I was counting down the minutes to this album, I admit it!
It has a split of fast and slow songs and I must say, a few of the songs took a few listens to really get in to, but in no time at all I love all of it.
Becoming a mother doesn't seem to have toned down her attitude at all, and the swearing and lyrics are as typical of her as ever, and yet again, it works perfectly.
There are three songs where P!nk collaborates with other artists, Enimem, Lily Allen and Nate Ruess (Lead singer of Fun). These songs all work brilliantly, and I'd like to see more collaborations in the future.
Where Did The Beat Go reminds me very much of her very first album, and reminds us how versatile P!nk is.
Just give me a reason is my favourite slow song on the album, and Nate Ruess' voice sounds perfect next to P!nk.
The title track, The Truth About Love, sums the whole album up, in that it's fun, kickass and completely P!nk all over.
I'll stop myself listing them all, and just say - buy this now!
Bring on the tour!
It has a split of fast and slow songs and I must say, a few of the songs took a few listens to really get in to, but in no time at all I love all of it.
Becoming a mother doesn't seem to have toned down her attitude at all, and the swearing and lyrics are as typical of her as ever, and yet again, it works perfectly.
There are three songs where P!nk collaborates with other artists, Enimem, Lily Allen and Nate Ruess (Lead singer of Fun). These songs all work brilliantly, and I'd like to see more collaborations in the future.
Where Did The Beat Go reminds me very much of her very first album, and reminds us how versatile P!nk is.
Just give me a reason is my favourite slow song on the album, and Nate Ruess' voice sounds perfect next to P!nk.
The title track, The Truth About Love, sums the whole album up, in that it's fun, kickass and completely P!nk all over.
I'll stop myself listing them all, and just say - buy this now!
Bring on the tour!
28 of 33 people found the following review helpful
By I. Zaras
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
New material from our favorite foul-mouthed singer that doesn't hesitate to say everything as is, has arrived. She's fearless and her un-sugarcoated expressions get right to the point. The new album is a great and pleasant escape from the auto-tuned electronic noise that has polluted the music scene in the past 3 years (which noise I tend to enjoy but is unfortunately been overdone now). It includes from pop/rock jams to some powerful and stripped down ballads. Her style goes back to her rockier "Try this!" era and fusions some pop elements from her next eras and a pinch of acoustic ballads from "Funhouse". It all blends perfectly and the outcome is a fresh and unique album that you will play on repeat.
Her first single "Blow me (One last kiss)" is a powerful pop/rock break-up song that has played in repeat for hours on my computer and haven't get bored of it to date. It only foreshadows the greatness that is to come!
I was about to write a list of the best tracks, started naming most of the tracks and stopped because the whole album stands out, but I mostly favor the ballads. The only thing I can say is that the weakest track in the album is "The truth about love". Also, for those who hesitate to buy the deluxe edition, I have to say that "Run", which features uncredited vocals from the one and only Lily Rose Cooper (a.k.a. Lily Allen), is a very sweet ballad that's worth the extra money of the deluxe.
All in all, I believe it's, if not the best, in the top 3 of best albums in 2012 that's not gonna disappoint any P!nk fan or people that are tired of today's music. 5/5
P.S.: Try to say this reviews title fast!
Her first single "Blow me (One last kiss)" is a powerful pop/rock break-up song that has played in repeat for hours on my computer and haven't get bored of it to date. It only foreshadows the greatness that is to come!
I was about to write a list of the best tracks, started naming most of the tracks and stopped because the whole album stands out, but I mostly favor the ballads. The only thing I can say is that the weakest track in the album is "The truth about love". Also, for those who hesitate to buy the deluxe edition, I have to say that "Run", which features uncredited vocals from the one and only Lily Rose Cooper (a.k.a. Lily Allen), is a very sweet ballad that's worth the extra money of the deluxe.
All in all, I believe it's, if not the best, in the top 3 of best albums in 2012 that's not gonna disappoint any P!nk fan or people that are tired of today's music. 5/5
P.S.: Try to say this reviews title fast!
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The truth! she's good :)
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Admit I used the remains of a gift voucher to purchase CD but well worth it
Admit I used the remains of a gift voucher to purchase CD but well worth it
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Be aware!
Not for me too many foul words used pointlessly. I like to listen to music not cringe at what I hear.
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Ordered it for a 7 year old to give to her mother for her birthday. Mum loved it. Child thought it was good ordering one day and receiving it the next.
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An Excellent Album for all Pink Fans A very good Quality CD in Modern Music A very good gift idea.
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Pink growing up
Pink is now a more mature singer as is reflected by this album. The DVD also gives a good insight in this. "Give me a Reason" sums up my recent experience with love.
Published 4 days ago by Patrick W.
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Attitude, Attitude and some more in only the way Pink can!
Every track a winner, love her way of expressing life in graphic detail, humour, meaningful ballads (Beam Me Up) and full on rock/pop explicit, full on attitude tracks! Read more
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A brilliant c.d. Pink sings with real emotion & everyone can relate to at least one song. Arrived on time & in excellent condition.
Published 4 days ago by MRS GM HENSON
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Pink
Great album as ever Pink fans will love this.
Loads of great songs not one that disappoints.
Worthy of 5 stars
Loads of great songs not one that disappoints.
Worthy of 5 stars
Published 5 days ago by Karen
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good album
A even score of tracks (in my opinion), some are really excellent.
and what is it with these reviews that require a minimum number of words??
and what is it with these reviews that require a minimum number of words??
Published 5 days ago by K. Geary
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best pop album of the year!!
im aguilera's fan but pink did also a great album.song like try,true love,just give me a reason wll be classics!! Read more
Published 6 days ago by bill greek
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