Pink - I'm Not Dead [2006][CD+Vid+Covers]192Kbps

PINK - I'M NOT DEAD, album released April 4th 2006.

Encoded 192Kbps [Lame] mp3. Covers included.



On April 4, 2006, the multiple Grammy winning, multi-platinum selling LaFace recording artist known as Pink will unleash her 4th album, I?m Not Dead, and it is everything it should be: a stylistic evolution; a stunning display of her craft as a vocalist and songwriter and a very personal scrap book of everywhere she?s been and everywhere she?s going. This is Pink in top form, as brutally honest and as soulfully vocal as only she can be. This album brims with Pink?s signature funk, but I?m Not Dead, reveals her rock and roll side more than ever. It?s undeniable proof that Pink can belt the blues as well as she rocks the dance floor. It's Pink pushing the envelope, yet again. ?I?m Not Dead,? indeed. World, you?ve been warned: the infamous Alecia Moore is back again and this time she?s better than ever.



Tracks:

01 Stupid Girls

02 Who Knew

03 Long Way To Happy

04 Nobody Knows

05 Dear Mr. President [Feat. Indigo Girls]

06 I'm Not Dead

07 Cuz I Can

08 Leave Me Alone [I'm Lonely]

09 U And Ur Hand

10 Runaway

11 The One That Got Away

12 I Got Money Now

13 Conversations With My 13 Year Old Self



Bonus Tracks:

14 Fingers

15 Centerfold



Hidden Track:

16 I Have Seen The Rain



"I Have Seen the Rain": This hidden track is a duet between Pink and her father, James T. Moore. As she explains before the song, her father wrote it while serving in Vietnam. As a child, Pink used to accompany her father to Veterans? centers and sing it with him ? it was the first song she ever learned, every performed and is, in fact, how she learned to sing. It?s a fitting, touching tribute to her father and to war veterans everywhere.



THE VIDEO [mpeg SkidVid]

DVD rip, edited, logos removed and encoded 352 x 288 mpeg.



Pink - Stupid Girls [2006]



The first video off the album, for the song ?Stupid Girls?, was shot by acclaimed director Dave Meyers. The clip shreds everything Pink hates about superficial pop culture and how it affects young girls? self-image. It is a challenge to women everywhere to seek better role models than the ?porno paparazzi girls? with their ?itsy bitsy doggies and their teenie weenie tees,? that our culture celebrates on TV and in magazines. The video satirizes the cult of exercise-obsessed, calorie fearing, breast-augmented human Barbie dolls everywhere.