After listening to this CD, I plan on purchasing all of Pink's previous works. This is a woman with raw talent and an amazing ability to compile a whole CD where every song is a hit.

Now as you read this review, consider that I am a super-conservative Republican who supports George W. Bush and his administration, and that I am not judging this CD by the political slam against the president on track #5. The greatest thing about this country is that we can state our political opinions through any medium we choose. I don't care if Pink is a communist, which I'm sure she's not, she is a star, a musical genius, and has that scratchy, strong, and yet somehow soft voice that really causes an addiction.

Let's look at the tracks one-by-one:

1. Stupid Girls - Here is a song that says a lot about society. I know she is just having fun on this song, but I think she is on to something. The lyrics are funny and of course, as I have mentioned earlier about Pink's work, very addictive. I don't think this is the best song on the CD, but it is a good start.

2. Who Knew - By far the coolest song on the CD. Pink really delivers a song that describes the heartache and pain that comes from young and faulting love. The beat is catchy, the lyrics so life-like that almost every human being on the planet should be able to relate to this heartbreak story in a song. The CD is worth the cost just for this song. Pink is indeed a musical force that requires attention and recognition!

3. Long Way To Happy - Deep lyrics with Pink showing her musical range by stretching her voice up and down the chart on this one. It is weird how much emotion and strength she puts into this song about struggling to get back on her feet. This fast to slow to right back to fast Track #3 is a must hear - many times.

4. Nobody Knows - Okay, I'm not really a fan of slow songs, so when this song first came on, I almost skipped the song. But I gave it a chance, and the longer it played, the more I enjoyed hearing Pink say "baby." She says it really well! LOL

5. Dear Mr. President - Ummm...seeing how I am a supporter of the president, I was not happy about Pink and the Indigo Girls blaming Bush for homelessness, hunger, and bad education. Pink and IG, I am sure the President sleeps just fine. In the same way that you believe in what you do, George W. Bush believes in what he is doing. But I can't complain too much, after all, it is our freedom to say what we want about our leaders that makes this country great.

6. I'm Not Dead Yet - An awesome entry that grabs the listener right into the song. I'm not really sure what in the heck Pink is talking about on this one, but she sure keeps it fast and interesting. All I really know is that Pink is DEFINITELY not dead yet! Of this I'm sure.

7. Cuz I Can - Fun, fun, and when that's done, more fun. Wow, I can't get enough of this song. "You talk real loud, but you ain't sayin' nothing cool. I can fit your whole house in my swimming pool." I love that. I haven't seen the music video (if there is one) yet, but I bet it would be hilarious. Pink will make ya smile on this one!

8. Leave Me Alone - Hey, it's a Lita Ford song, but with talent. I don't remember the song Lita Ford sang that started off like this one, but that's only the first few seconds. This song shows another side of Pink that really delivers. I have the cleaned up version of this song. I really don't know why Pink throws profanity in her work. She is so talented she sure doesn't need it for SHOCK value. Her talent is SHOCKING enough.

9. U & Ur Hand - Funky little tune about how Pink doesn't need any hassles. Well, you'll see what I mean. I think ole' boy better back off.

10. Runaway - a song about, you guessed it, running away. This starts off like Pink telling a story with a little bit of background music, then it takes off a little. The lyrics and music in this song are unpredictable and prove that PINK truly thinks about her work and doesn't just throw things together to complete a CD.

11. The One That Got Away - Bluesy, scratchy, and a song that I would love to hear Pink sing in a small venue. I cannot say enough good things about this song. I like it better than Sheryl Crow's stuff. I know Pink will think that's a stretch, but this is my review!

12. I Got Money Now - Wow, read the lyrics, listen to the sincerity in this song. I kinda' wish she could change this song to "I Got Jesus Now". Yeah, it's my dream that PINK becomes a Christian music star.

13. Conversations With My 13 Year Old Self - A moving song about the child we used to be, and what it would be like to have a chance to go back and talk to that child; to be a comfort to the pain and the worry that controlled our lives. This is a tribute to Pink's amazing talent and hard work.

14. I Have Seen The Rain - Pink sings a song about the Vietnam War with her dad. It is a great way to end the CD. I can only imagine that Jim Moore (Pink's dad) is so very proud of his daughter. She is an amazing artist.

See ya next review.

'I'm Not Dead' is P!nk's 4th studio effort, and yet, she still rocks gd! OK, maybe not as well on this CD! She is less rock, and more pop-ballads here. Though it's obvious this album doesn't outdo her previous album, she being the only executive producer for her album cannot be the faultline.
To make it clearer, I rate this album 3.5 stars, but, rounding it up, it adds up to 4, i guess... or would 3 have been more honest?
Anyway, though the 1st single 'Stupid Girls' was one of the most talked-about singles of 2006, it will eventually rub off one day, and everyone's going to get sick of it:
1. Stupid Girls (7.5/10) Good effort, hilarious video, but will eventually get very tiresome
2. Who Knew (7.5/10) Pop/ballad does just ok.
3. Long Way to Happy (8.5/10) Definitely one of the best rock tracks on the album.
4. Nobody Knows (8/10) Enjoyable ballad
5. Dear Mr President (8/10) Love the chorus! Good job!
6. I'm Not Dead (8.5/10) Starts off hauntingly, with an unexpected chorus that has less of an angsty element.
7. Cuz I Can (8/10) A little mixed. GOod enough song.
8. Leave Me Alone (7.5/10) Probably one of the most disappointing songs on the album... very Lindsay Lohan, but it still leaves an impression on u with the cheesy fast tunes.
9. U+Ur Hand (8.5/10) Love it!
10. Runaway (8/10) Difficult to judge, but overall and good after-chorus.
11. The One That Got Away (7.5/10) She tries to go bluesy here, but it turns out a little but hard to judge.
12. I Got $ Now (8.5/10) Unexpectedly, it turns out a sad song.
13. Conversations w/ my 13yrold Self (8/10) Not as promising as it looked to be, but the ending presents itself well. Could do without the chanting of 'conversations with my 13-yr-old self', though.
14. Fingers (9/10) Best track on the album! Very dominatrix-style
15. I've Seen the Rain (7.5/10) Very smooth-going. Me-likey!

Generally, I prefer rock music, but Pink is still one of my favorite singers. This album is very different from Misundaztood, which I also like a lot. She had a lot more to say in Misundaztood, whereas some of her new songs are sort of unoriginal. While she doesn't have the greatest voice of all time, she's still good, and all in all I thought her CD (especially the song "Cuz I Can") very much worth listening to.

I dont know if it was the album cover or the album title or both that made me check this cd out. Now, in my mind, this is possibly the worst disc I have heard all year. I wouldn't call it music, not yet. I mean I would be surprised if people are actually listening to Pink. The music lacks substance, a logical conclusion of a rhythm, it sounds quite forgetful and nausea inducing. I don't think Pink should make anymore discs. Complete waste of my time. Want to check out some good pop? Keep looking. Anything but Pink.

I think its better when Pink isn't so serious like in stupid girls.
but some of these songs don't seem like she is having much fun and the very last song which is an anti-war protest with her dad is a bit boring and trite for my tastes.