Try This Music Cd

Pink - Try This

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Try This      Artist : Pink      List Price : $13.98 USD        Your Price : $8.97 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2003-11-11      Studio : La Face      Label : La Face      Avg. Customer Rating : (9 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Try This      Pink`s get better and better. Here best so far.      Rating:      Trouble, yeah, screams Pink. Yeah the trouble is that i can get enough of here. If God is a Dj, this is what he wants to play, when youre are in the dimension in between heaven and hell. This Cd has so many highpoints, that its difficult to choose one. But Walk away is my favourite Track 12, and also Track 8 Save my Life. So what is it with Walk Away . Its so likeable to like, after just one listening. The lyrics is like a short story. ( You had my heart, you had my soul. You had it all-didnt you ?). I still have Pink !. I realy look forward to the DVD from here European tour. Pink rules !     Customer Reviews for Try This Cd      Her Best So Far!      Rating:      My favorite song on this CD is Try To Hard. This is a must buy! Editorial Reviews for Try This Audio Cd      Amazon.com      While detractors may grouse that Pink's third album doesn't have a dance floor anthem on it like the incendiary "Get The Party Started" from 2001's Missundaztood, some prefer their Pink straight up and damn the paper drink umbrellas and crepe paper. She's at her very best raiding her own troubled autobiography for inspiration, spitting out vituperrious vocal epitaphs like seeds from a ripe watermelon instead of the angst-ridden confessional romp she took through Missundaztood. Maybe she's worked all that out on a psychiatrist's couch, because this time out her anger is much more arch and entertaining; likely due to her pairing with Rancid's Tim Armstrong, who co-wrote and produced most of the disc and certainly knows the value of turning rage into a well-crafted musical punch line. As unlikely as the collaboration looked on paper, it works perfectly because the Pennsylvania native has always brandished a punk sneer beneath the corsets, gaudy hair color, and naughty girl demeanor. Armstrong and his Rancid cohorts (Lars Frederiksen and Matt Freeman) inject feral rock action into the disc with their truncated guitar sounds and trash can drumming and provide a perfect foil for Pink's foul-mouth rants and backstage laments like "Last To Know." But Pink hasn't shaved her spiky coiffure into a Mohawk. She still smolders on a soulful ballad like "Catch Me While I'm Sleeping" or trades vitriol with raps' redoubtable sex kitten, Peaches. --Jaan Uhelszki