personal countdown P!nk Forever's P!NK Top 100 COUNTD.: #1 ☆I GUESS I‘M THROUGH

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Another version of It's Over and titled different. With Dante Thomas (Ms. California) on the track whose vocals I prefer more.

 

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A shame India.Arie went for the version with Akon - both for the album and single. A video with P!nk rocking different hairstyles would have been neat.

 

 

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Another angry type of track which has me shook.

 

 

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Not my ultimate favorite but it's okay. Nate Ruess whose vocals at the Grammys 2014 were atrocious makes it a little worse.

 

 

 

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An essential blockbuster on M!ssundaztood. I love the production with the US hymn playing in the background in the outro.

 

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For a soundtrack single it did considerably well. I love the many P!nks on the chess board in the video.

 

 

 

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A rock anthem. I wished there would exist more of that type in P!nk's discography.

 

 

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P!nk, the story teller. I actually dig this and wished it would have been a single.

 

 

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Ballads are usually not my cup of tea but those on Beautiful Trauma are excellent. And this one has a powerful message.

 

 

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Great harmonies in that song, gives me a very good feeling.

 

 

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This was meant to be the lead single for I'm Not Dead at some point. The attitude is pure P!nk.

 

 

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A great bop but too gay for my tender heart. I prefer other songs from Beautiful Trauma more.

 

 

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The album opener was a great way to introduce You+Me. A top track on the album.

 

 

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The ever so iconic collaboration that made me fall in love with P!nk in the first place. Lady Marmalade without her would have been forgettable.

 

 

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Nice version of White Rabbit but the original by Jefferson Airplane stays unbeaten. Neither Emiliana Torrini or Grace Potter could do that.

 

 

Edited December 23, 2017 by P!nk Forever

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The hidden track that stands out on Try This. It totally rocks.

 

 

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Still in times of Trump it feels pretty recent and I always like to come back at it.

 

 

Edited December 23, 2017 by P!nk Forever

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While only a B-Side it's better than most on The Truth About Love. Talking about How Come You're Not Here or Here Comes The Weekend which didn't make the countdown.

 

 

Edited December 23, 2017 by P!nk Forever

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A powerful anthem. An Underdog hymn.

 

 

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P!nk didn't disappoint with her comeback. What About Us is a solid lead single and among her best.

 

 

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Oh, how many times was this on repeat when it came out? P!nk did everything right. The song, the video... a signature hit!

 

 

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The highlight on Funhouse. The album has actually so many great album tracks. You are soon going to acknowledge how many are left in this countdown.

 

 

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Who Knew part 2 or so. The 'young and dumb' lyrics sound familiar. Another underrated track.

 

 

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This B-Side on Stupid Girls was everything back then. Should have been an album track actually.

 

 

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I must say that I prefer Adam Lambert's version more. He really kills it. There are unofficial duet versions on Youtube which don't sound bad either.

 

 

Edited December 26, 2017 by P!nk Forever