Customer Reviews

Can't Take Me Home

5 star:		(131)
4 star:		(48)
3 star:		(18)
2 star:		(4)
1 star:		(8)

 

 

I give this album four stars even though I thought I'd be getting an album full of Pink anger and growling vocals, but instead I bought the Toni Braxton version of Pink. She sings as well as ever, but to this monotonous rap beat music that after the first two songs you wonder if the cd player got stuck and is replaying the same song over and over.
I would give it two stars because I'm not a fan of this music style, but Pink's voice is too good to do it that kind of injustice. Buy this album if you like Toni Braxton. Don't buy it if you expect to hear some original Pink.

This is how I ws introduced to Pink....this CD was great. Fun beats. Good thumps! Even poigant slow jams! I was quite pleased...its her subsequent releases that have done nothing for me....

Her punk schtick is just a facade to make up for her incredible lack of talent. Stink is fast on her way to has-been status.

I bought her album Misundaztood and was so upbeat about getting this album to go with it. What a disappointment! This album is very different with a very monotonous rap background music on almost every song. This album is not near as good, nor shows the talent of this entertainer that she demonstrated on other CD. If you like Rap music that is about the same in every song with just a change of words but with the same background, you might want to spend money on this album. Otherwise, buy Misundaztood, skip this one, and hope for better things on her next release.

Pink's debut album should be consider a missed step in her music career, "Missundeztood" is way superior to this!. Not that this recopilation of wannabe R&B songs have no good high points, to be more specific, this is the track rewiews, "Split Personality" the open track, features a story telling of somebody with TWO FACES, this is one of the few songs, that are safe, and nice too listen to it, good post britney beats, "Hell Wit Ya" I don't know if they intended to put the nice songs, first, but it seems like they did, Hell.... is a fast track sending somebody you know where..., "Most Girls" I guess this is the best track, but tooo looong, radiot edit , please, great background, great lyrics, "There You Go" this debut single sounded like many songs produced by Kandi and Shekespere by that time, it's just another track, that does not harm, is not one of my favorite I must say, well there you go looking pitiful, "You Make Me Sick" third single, wasn't a hit, but best video of the three, ok song, "Let Me Let You KNow" the parade of filler tracks began here, anoying ballad song, "Love Is Such a Crazy Thing", anoying piano, pop and r&b, and robotic beats, "Private Show" at the beginnig sounds like is gonna be great but ends up been another drawning track, "Can't Take Me Home" sounds like all those not apporting nothin' new tracks, anoying, no worth it, can't take me to mama, can't take me to papa, whassup with that?, "Stop Falling" great vocals, this song is should have been more exploded with her vocal range, but serves well, "Do What U Do" oh oh oh oh oh!, hate that part, no good!, "Hiccup" this track even do has a funny title is one of the best tracks in the whole cd, I love it, when she does like that desperate singing!, it's great tune, "Is It Love" filler period. This album is really full with filler tracks, drop outs of other artist, is better to not see this part of Pink!, If you can get the singles, all three are available. No wonder she put out her second album so fast and change her musical style that made her a international star rock-pop way to go Pink.

She shows herself too rebel... showing herself as an unwanted enemy... music is good and her voice is unique, so it gives the album a special sound, i like it... but compared to other albums i think this is not her best work...

This CD keeps me focused on my tasks at work. I keep it on to keep an upbeat feeling in the air.

I don't know why I bought this album in the first place. I probably was thinking that all the songs on here would be good, just because I liked one of the singles. This is a horrible album. It is really consistent and you can tell that this has nothing to do with her real life. I'm sad to say that Pink should've never completed this [bad] album.

"Can't Take Me Home" is a great debut from a very talented artist. Not only can Pink sing well, but she also has a knack for conveying so many of the emotions women around her age feel. This isn't a particularly deep album (much like Pink's sophomore effort "Mizudastood"), but the songs are good and are very entertaining. So many times when I first listened to this CD I thought, "Did she really just say that?" Pink really lets it all go and doesn't try to hold back with these tracks.

I've heard recently that Pink was upset with this album because she felt that this wasn't really her and that she was giving in to the powers-that-be back when teen pop was huge. To me, this CD stood out from all of the Britneys, Christinas, and Jessicas out there. This CD dealt with things that went beyond having a crush and thinking you're in love at a young age. I have to give props to Pink for her ability to write songs that actually apply to life and not just what happens to be trendy at the moment.

Stand-out tracks:
You Make Me Sick
Let Me Let You Know
Love is Such a Crazy Thing
Can't Take Me Home
Stop Falling

This is one CD you'll want to own! Pink is a refreshing addition to the music industry and I can't wait to see what she comes up with next!

Pink is the real thing. When I first heard all the songs I knew that she is my newest favorites artist. She is so very cool and I can't wait until her next album comes out because she will surprise her fans again and again. Keep on rockin on Pink.