Linda Perry, who helped Pink transform her sound and image in her previous era, has spoken out in the past about her disdain for Pink’s new direction. Instead of replicating its sound, she opted for a pop-punk route with the help of rock producer Tim Armstrong and esteemed songwriter, Billy Mann. Pink had a tough job following her critically-acclaimed sophomore album, M!ssundaztood, which became her biggest selling to date. Standout tracks: Waiting For Love, God is a DJ, Catch Me While I’m Sleeping If you haven’t heard it, check it out on Spotify. However, the album’s finest moment is Stop Falling, a stunning ballad in which she showcases her immense vocals and signature raspy tone. The album’s first three singles, There You Go, Most Girls and You Make Me Sick solidified Pink as the spunky star she is today, as well as unreleased tracks Split Personality, Let Me Let You Know and Hell Wit Ya. We’ve ranked it in eighth place, but it’s not a bad album by any means. Pink’s debut album is the most far removed from her whole discography, due to its primary focus on R&B and hip-hop influenced tracks. Standout tracks: Most Girls, Stop Falling, Split Personality In celebration of the release of her eighth studio album, Hurts 2B Human (which is currently on track to be number one for the third consecutive week in the UK), we’ve ranked all of her releases so far from worst to best.ĭoes her R&B debut Can’t Take Me Home take the top spot? Perhaps her pop/rock follow-up, M!ssundaztood? Or her most successful album this decade, The Truth About Love? She’s also achieved 15 top ten singles in the US – with 20 in the UK – and nine number ones in Australia.Įarlier this year, the iconic performer received the prestigious award for Outstanding Contribution to Music at the 2019 BRITs, and she made history by becoming the first international artist to receive the honour. The superstar’s All I Know So Far documentary was directed by The Greatest Showman’s Michael Gracey and follows P!nk throughout her 2019 Beautiful Trauma Tour, culminating in her Wembley Stadium shows.Pink’s had quite the career hasn’t she? In the past 20 years, the American singer-songwriter-acrobatic has won three Grammy Awards, a Daytime Emmy Award and sold 57 million albums worldwide.
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You can see the full track list for the project below. This live album marks the singers second live album of her career, following the 2009 Australian release of Funhouse Tour: Live In Australia. In addition to music, the superstar also included her MTV Video Vanguard Award speech on the album. The album is set to feature live version of some of P!nk’s biggest hits including “So What,” “What About Us,” “Who Knew,” “Just Like A Pill,” a brand new song called “All I Know So Far,” as well as her latest single “Cover Me In Sunshine” which features her daughter Willow. All I Know So Far: Setlist will be released the same day as the documentary and is available to pre-save and pre-order now HERE. The album will feature 16-tracks and is the audio accompaniment to her documentary.
The singer will be sharing a live album dubbed All I Know So Far: Setlist.
On Thursday, April 29, the chart-topping singer announced that in addition to her upcoming documentary, All I Know So Far, which will be released via Amazon Prime on May 21. P!nk just-announced a brand new live album ahead of her upcoming documentary!
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