My December

My Cds (100 items)
list by bunny

Women Singers (38 items)
list by SlackerChick

Albums With the Artist On The Cover (115 items)
list by SlackerChick

2007 - Albums (34 items)
list by Fabio Nascimento

Albums I own by my favorite singers (54 items)
list by Smiler1

I must say, with that cool looking album cover I was expecting alot more.
Most of the songs were about betrayal and anger, which is kind of sad.

I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but all the songs names were from other artist's songs, even the album name was.

I'll list them here for ya'll to see:
My December (album name) - Linkin Park
Neve... read more

After her mediocre debut album and overrated -- but good -- sophomore effort, Kelly really came into her own as an artist here. However, lack of promotion really hurt the album and it's reception.

The album starts out with the debut single, Never Again. A decent track, which probably would work better on her last album. The next track, however, is one of my favorites. One Minute... read more

I would like to read this thank u and I hope it would be good.

Description: O O 0 0 Judging by the themes of anger and betrayal that dominate Kelly Clarkson's third disc, My December, perhaps 'Jagged Little Idol' would have been a more telling title. According to interviews, the massively successful artist wanted more creative control with her music going forward; as a result, unlike her previous CDs, Clarkson contributes as a songwriter on every track. The final product is not nearly as catchy as Breakaway, but is far more introspective and honest. My December's overall sound brings a harder musical style than fans might expect, with acerbic lyrics to match; the disc's first single "Never Again O
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Judging by the themes of anger and betrayal that dominate Kelly Clarkson's third disc, My December, perhaps 'Jagged Little Idol' would have been a more telling title. According to interviews, the massively successful artist wanted more creative control with her music going forward; as a result, unlike her previous CDs, Clarkson contributes as a songwriter on every track. The final product is not nearly as catchy as Breakaway, but is far more introspective and honest. My December's overall sound brings a harder musical style than fans might expect, with acerbic lyrics to match; the disc's first single "Never Again"--a dark rock song slamming her ex-boyfriend--is certainly a tip-off. The compelling chorus of "Hole" finds Clarkson singing "There's a hole/inside of me/it's so damn cold/slowly killing me" over a melody that is far more Tool than top-40. "Haunted" and "Judas" are wrought-over tracks that veer into Evanescence territory, while the wonderfully sparse "Maybe" is a highlight within which Clarkson's pleading voice is perfectly showcased. My December's final listed track, "Irvine" (prior to the hidden bluesy acoustic ballad "Chivas") sounds far more Cat Power-meets-Corinne Bailey Rae than Clarkson, but it is certainly one of the most captivating songs on the disc, and serves as yet another reminder of just how versatile her voice is. Fans of her previous radio-friendly releases may well be divided on her new direction, but it appears to be the path Clarkson is likely to continue to travel. --Denise Sheppard

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