Pink - M!ssundaztood
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- MissundaztoodDownload & Buy
- Don't Let Me Get MeDownload & Buy
- Just Like A PillDownload & Buy
- Get The Party StartedDownload & Buy
- RespectDownload & Buy
- 18 WheelerDownload & Buy
- Family PortraitDownload & Buy
- MiseryDownload & Buy
- Dear DiaryDownload & Buy
- EventuallyDownload & Buy
- Lonely GirlDownload & Buy
- NumbDownload & Buy
- Gone To CaliforniaDownload & Buy
- My VietnamDownload & Buy
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Album Details: M!ssundaztood
- Release Date:
- 11/20/2000
- Label:
- La Face
- UPC:
- 078221471824
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PINK ROCKS MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
, August 23, 20021 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this M!ssundaztood review helpful missundaztood album is better than the last album, "can't take me home" and its rocks man!!! -
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, October 31, 2001Reviewer: Ike U - See all Ike U's reviews1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this M!ssundaztood review helpful I have just finished listening to 'Missundaztood' and to be honest, it is a very interesting album which at times may seem a bit slow, but shows a deeper side of Pink that many listeners may never have known existed. The new album is a far cry from 'Can't Take Me Home' with the sultry R&B ballads being replaced with guitars, snazzy offbeats and hard hitting vocals and lyrics. The title track opens the album with a very fun beat, reminiscent of Ben Harper explaining just how Missundaztodd pink is. The chorus is extremely catchy and the song ends with a laugh and Pink exclaiming that this is her "first single!!". The actual first single, Get The Party Started (Track Four) is very upbeat again, catchy, yet somewhat misleading to what this album is actually about. Family Portrait explains the hurt and pain she experienced throughout her childhood, backed by a fantastic beat and with an excellent rhythm to it while '18 Wheeler' very much so reminds me of Alanis Morrissette, but the message is clear and positive and pulled off excellently. "Respect" has a great beat, not often heard with 'in-your-face' lyrics - Pink screaming to her ladies and basically celebrating herself while sticking it to disrespectful men. One of my personal favourites on the album, 'Dear Diary', is a song written where Pink is explaining to her Diary that she wants to tell her secrets, intwining a beautiful song into a story. Passing these tracks and as the album goes on, the beat gets somewhat slower and sleepier, the lyrics compensating for the change of mood. "Misery" with Steven Tyler (of Aerosmith) and Richie Sambora is a very good duet which should appeal to Aerosmith fans, and also strike to Pink fans hearts just why she may be Missundaztood. Numb would be the hardest song on the album, guitar wise and very un-stereotypical Pink. "Gone To California" discusses, well, pretty much that, yet again backed by beautifull instruments and beats. The final track "My Vietnam" starts out with an odd beat, but once it really gets started, can be heard over and over without being tired. In this song she talks about her family yet again, fans of Can't Take Me Home may wonder just what it is she has against her family as they recall "Is It Love" and listen to this.
All in all, this album will definitely be a shock to longtime fans of Pink. The R and B beats are gone, and Grunge-Pink has emerged. The album sounds as though it may have been recorded during a depressing time in Pinks life although it may not have been - something she may have been striving for listeners to hear on this album may not be all that well heard. Missundaztood is however, a very good and convincing crossover, even for R and B fans like myself. It is sure to disappoint her true fans, but she is bound to make new ones with this sophmore effort. ...
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Pro Reviews: M!ssundaztood
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Pink's debut album was a promising collection of dance-pop, easily lumped into the teen pop boon of 2000 since she was young and sang over savvy, skittering club beats. Those comparisons irked -- hell, angered -- Pink, and she was determined to prove she was real with her second album. So she called up her idol, Linda Perry of 4 Non Blondes fame, to help her rock and write; bared her soul; fought for some artistic control; brought in Steven Tyler; and wound up with Mssundaztood, a title bound to never show up on Internet search engines. This all sounds like the script for a VH1 movie, but the wild thing is that Mssundaztood not only works, it works smashingly -- a bewildering amalgam of sounds and attitudes that shouldn't fit together, but defy all odds and do. This record bubbles over with imagination, as hooky pop songs like the title track rub shoulders with glitzy dancefloor anthems like "Get the Party Started" and sexy, swaggering arena rock redux like "18 Wheeler" before delving into weird confessionals like "Family Portrait," "Dear Diary," and "My Vietnam." Forget that this isn't what anybody would have expected Pink to do; it's hard to imagine anybody else that would have the idea and the inclination to blend late-'80s, metal-spiked album rock with modern hip-hop and dance, then dress it up with dazzling modern pop production, all the while not avoiding painful subjects (particularly her dysfunctional family) or melody. If that's not an artistic statement, I don't know what is, and the damn thing is there hasn't been a record in the mainstream this vibrant or this alive in a long, long time. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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