Can't Take Me Home - Pink (Cassette 2000)

Pink is a relatively new artist to come out in the music industry. This review is over her first album which technically came out in 1999, but did not become all that popular until 2000 and into 2001. The young artist is from Philadelphia, and actually started recording at the age of 14. She released her first single "Don't Stop" in 1998, which led up to this album coming out in 1999. Pink was discovered by BabyFace (Kenneth Edmonds) of LaFace Records. Babyface is a renowned artist in his own right, and has brought up the talents of the Tony Rich Project, Whitney Houston, and Toni Braxton. He.

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There are a few things about an artist that can immediately intrigue young music consumers. A terrific voice. A great body. Wonderful dance moves. Over the past few years, though, it seems like the cool thing to do is marketing an artist as 'the anti-Britney'. Usually, when that phrase is mentioned, young Canadian songstress Avril Lavigne comes to mind. But what about Pink? Alecia Moore arrived on the scene in early 2000 with her infectious R

The Main Idea: Before the addition of Linda Perry and before Pink's pop/punk days, there was Can't Take Me Home, an artful R