Even though this CD was released six years ago (wow at how time as flew), I decided to write this review to let people know how fantastic this CD really is. This is the fabulous P!NK's debut and this album made sure that Pink left her mark in R'n'B. In a way, it's kind of sad the way Pink left her R'n'B past behind her, even if she did go onto much better things. Nowadays Pink is hardly even known as an R'n'B artist, and on her current I'm Not Dead Tour, the only song from this album she is performing is the lead debut single, "There U Go" - and even that is a flamenco remix. Pink claims that she did not like creating the music on this CD, or her ...  Read the complete review

"Can't Take Me Home" came out as the debut album from the Pennsylvania-born R&B, Rock and Pop singer Pink. This one came out in 2000 and was her breakthrough release as she performed in a style which appeared to fit in more with the Soul influences which she was raised on (which later went more towards the Rock and Pop world) as she got backing from the R&B singer and producer Babyface. 1. "Split Personality" Getting the album going, you have a track which has here performing in a manner which really appears to fit in the style of 1998-2000 R&B, and it draws especially close resemblance to what Kelis was doing ...  Read the complete review

I can see it coming, everything is becoming pink. Pink is definitely in the in color thanks to the beautiful and soulful, r&b singer Pink. With her outrageous hair, her individuality, outstanding voice, and her unique lyrics, Pink bursts unto the stage perfectly. Her sound is so different from what I've been hearing lately and I like it. A nice plus is that she actually writes some of her songs. When I first heard the single, There You Go, It made me want to know who was this Pink person, so I was in a local Best Buy and I saw the cd. The cover really looked weird and it turned off the idea of buying the cd. So, the fool I am left and about a couple weeks ...  Read the complete review

I only became a fan of singer Pink on the release of her second album Missundaztood, but she actually released a CD back in 2000. This was back when Pink actually had pink hair, and this album is completely different from any she released afterwards. Later, she began to assert herself some more and make the kind of music she wanted to, but this album is pure R & B. In fact, I went for years not knowing that the song Most Girls, which I'd heard several times, was actually sung by Pink! The album opens with a selection of R & B tracks, midtempo with rhythm and full of attitude. The aforementioned Most Girls stands out, a strong assertive track about ...  Read the complete review

Okay well it has been put to me that i leave a few more spaces between paragraphs, and those who have read my opinions will know that when i write there is no stopping me, so i'll have a good go chris, kay?! I got Pinks album the day of release, mainly out of curiosity, i got it back in 2000 and still continue to play it. I had heard "There you go" and thought that it was brilliant and one which showed the men who's boss, sorry guys! Her voice is very smooth and is easily diverse, she can do the up-tempo attitude songs, the ballads and rap. I think that it has been noted as being one for the ladies, i would have to agree on this one, ...  Read the complete review