Back in the day I was very much into the Dance/Night Club scene. My name is Chip and I'm a Clubber. Well, former Clubber anyways. So, this was one of those guilty pleasure CD's. I picked it up for the ultimate party song (at the time it was): Get The Party Started, as it was constantly being played in every club I went to. Earworm. It got stuck and never left.

When I picked up the album, I figured the whole thing would be exactly like that song. Wrong. It's so much more than that. So much better than I would have ever guessed. I was actually shocked at how good of a singer P!nk is. She has a very bluesy, smokey sounding voice, that just takes you places. I can and still do, listen to this with headphones at night in the dark when I just want to veg and not do anything.

A lot of the songs have tell-tale beats that definitely mark the time of when it came out. Just a quick listen to Respect and you will know what I'm talking about. Luv the song because of it too. 18 Wheeler probably has the best vocal harmonies on the entire album.

Faev Songs: Don't Let Me Get Me, Just Like A Pill, Family Portrait, Lonely Girl, My Vietnam (totally dig the star spangled banner that plays out. Channeling Jimi a lil bit on this one).

And the showstopper of them all...Misery (featuring Steven Tyler). You want just one song to sum up her enormous vocal talent, this is the one. Amazing. I'm not a singer, Not even close. I don't sing, period. But when this song is on, it makes me want to become one. A close 2nd would be Eventually.

Nothing more to really add to my original review. I stand behind the 10 star rating 100%. Dear Diary is spinning right now. This album as a whole is just a perfect blend of different styles and beats. On paper, it shouldn't work. But here it absolutely does. This is gonna be a fun marathon for me for the next few days.

Just checked the original review post date. Wow, almost a year to the day. I thought at most it had been 6 months since I last listened to this.

Album cover ftw! Front and back. Yummy.