Kelly Clarkson's 4th Album release, "All I Ever Wanted" takes her back to her boy-bashing roots with songs like, "I Do Not Hook Up" and "Don't Let Me Stop You." I guess she is trying to dispell all the lesbian rumors by writing all these songs that speak of breaking up with guys and being with guys who were interested in other girls. Whatever she is doing it is working with 2 straight weeks atop the Billboard Top 100 Charts. The album was released on March 10th, 2009 following the release of her smash single "My Life Would Suck Without You." Kudos to Kelly and Co. for releasing 2009's first unforgettable song.
Whether or not you are a Kelly fan you will be saying "My life will suck without you!" while on the shitter, walking your dog or working out on the treadmill. It is one of those infectious songs that even the straightest of straight men try to say they have never heard and everybody knows they know every lyric to. I bet you I could put Arnold Schwarzenegger on Don't Forget The Lyrics and give him "My Life Would Suck Without You" for $250,000 and he would win it. Wouldn't that be a sight for the blind and music for the deaf, eh? My point is that Kelly Clarkson somehow gets the best songs. I know she does write her music which I commend her for, but she does get cowriters and writers for other songs. On this album she has Kara DioGuardi of American Idol fame writing for her and Katy Perry, Barry Swartz and the very successful Max Martin.
Songs I suggest for download are; "Cry", "I Do Not Hook Up", "Don't Let Me Stop You", " All I Ever Wanted" and " If No One Will Listen." Eventhough the whole CD is amazing, download those songs if you feel the economy has hit you just as hard as the rest of us. Other honorable mentions of CD's that came out this month are; Martina McBride, John Rich, U2, Keri Hilson, and Hannah Montana The Movie Soundtrack.
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