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Rls Name : Avril Lavigne - Goodbye Lullaby
Rls Date : Mar-03-2011
Rls Type : Album
Company : Rca Int. (Sony Music)
Genre : Pop
Source : CDDA
Tracks : 18
Total Time : 64:16 min
Size : 94,9 MB
URL : www.avrillavigne.com
Encoder : LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Bitrate : avg. 206kbps
01. Black Star 01:34
02. What The Hell 03:41
03. Push 03:01
04. Wish You Were Here 03:46
05. Smile 03:30
06. Stop Standing There 03:27
07. I Love You 04:02
08. Everybody Hurts 03:42
09. Not Enough 04:19
10. 4 Real 03:28
11. Darlin 03:51
12. Remember When 03:29
13. Goodbye 04:30
14. Alice (Hidden Track) 05:01
15. What The Hell (Acoustic Version]) 03:41
16. Push (Acoustic Version) 02:46
17. Wish You Were Here (Acoustic Version) 03:46
18. Bad Reputation 02:42
____________
64:16 Min
Avril Lavigne hasn't released a new studio album since 2007's 'The
Best Damn Thing,' however, in March, the Canadian sensation will
finally return with a brand new album titled 'Goodbye Lullaby.'
The album, Lavigne's fourth, will hit stores on March 8, after a full
two years of production. The artist began work on 'Goodbye Lullaby'
in November 2008 at her home studio in Tarzana, Calif. Surprisingly,
Lavigne originally entered the studio to lay down a song called
'Black Star' for a commercial for her own fragrance. Eventually,
though, she just continued recording new tracks until she finally --
if accidentally -- put together a new album.
"It just happened," she told Entertainment Weekly. "I made a record
without even feeling like I made a record." In the studio, Lavigne
collaborated with producers Butch Walker and Evan Taubenfeld, and
singer/songwriter Max Martin. Also contributing to the new album is
Lavigne's ex-husband and Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley.
Lavigne was originally hoping to release the album in 2009, but a
series of delays held up production, as she sought to attain the
perfect sound. Knowing that her fans may get impatient, Lavigne
issued an open letter in November, explaining the delay and giving a
sneak preview of what they can expect.
"Not only is this the most meaningful and special record I have
written, it is sincere, honest and close to my heart," she wrote
before suggesting that creative and corporate tensions may have
impeded progress on the album.
"But for the first time, I experienced a bunch of bureaucratic BS,"
the post reads. "People do their best work when they are doing what
they want, love and is natural for them, not when you are forcing
them to be something that they are not."
Later on in the letter, Lavigne confirmed the album's first single,
'What The Hell,' which she described as "a fun and funny anthem." She
explained, "It has a broad message about personal freedom. It is the
most pop track on the record."
The rest of the album, according to the artist, is "somewhat more
raw." Other tracks on the record include 'Smile,' which her label
describes as a song that "expresses her gratitude for special people
in her life," as well as the title track, 'Goodbye,' in which Lavigne
explores how it feels "to close one chapter of her life and move on
to the next."
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is proud to present
Rls Name : Avril Lavigne - Goodbye Lullaby
Rls Date : Mar-03-2011
Rls Type : Album
Company : Rca Int. (Sony Music)
Genre : Pop
Source : CDDA
Tracks : 18
Total Time : 64:16 min
Size : 94,9 MB
URL : www.avrillavigne.com
Encoder : LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Bitrate : avg. 206kbps
01. Black Star 01:34
02. What The Hell 03:41
03. Push 03:01
04. Wish You Were Here 03:46
05. Smile 03:30
06. Stop Standing There 03:27
07. I Love You 04:02
08. Everybody Hurts 03:42
09. Not Enough 04:19
10. 4 Real 03:28
11. Darlin 03:51
12. Remember When 03:29
13. Goodbye 04:30
14. Alice (Hidden Track) 05:01
15. What The Hell (Acoustic Version]) 03:41
16. Push (Acoustic Version) 02:46
17. Wish You Were Here (Acoustic Version) 03:46
18. Bad Reputation 02:42
____________
64:16 Min
Avril Lavigne hasn't released a new studio album since 2007's 'The
Best Damn Thing,' however, in March, the Canadian sensation will
finally return with a brand new album titled 'Goodbye Lullaby.'
The album, Lavigne's fourth, will hit stores on March 8, after a full
two years of production. The artist began work on 'Goodbye Lullaby'
in November 2008 at her home studio in Tarzana, Calif. Surprisingly,
Lavigne originally entered the studio to lay down a song called
'Black Star' for a commercial for her own fragrance. Eventually,
though, she just continued recording new tracks until she finally --
if accidentally -- put together a new album.
"It just happened," she told Entertainment Weekly. "I made a record
without even feeling like I made a record." In the studio, Lavigne
collaborated with producers Butch Walker and Evan Taubenfeld, and
singer/songwriter Max Martin. Also contributing to the new album is
Lavigne's ex-husband and Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley.
Lavigne was originally hoping to release the album in 2009, but a
series of delays held up production, as she sought to attain the
perfect sound. Knowing that her fans may get impatient, Lavigne
issued an open letter in November, explaining the delay and giving a
sneak preview of what they can expect.
"Not only is this the most meaningful and special record I have
written, it is sincere, honest and close to my heart," she wrote
before suggesting that creative and corporate tensions may have
impeded progress on the album.
"But for the first time, I experienced a bunch of bureaucratic BS,"
the post reads. "People do their best work when they are doing what
they want, love and is natural for them, not when you are forcing
them to be something that they are not."
Later on in the letter, Lavigne confirmed the album's first single,
'What The Hell,' which she described as "a fun and funny anthem." She
explained, "It has a broad message about personal freedom. It is the
most pop track on the record."
The rest of the album, according to the artist, is "somewhat more
raw." Other tracks on the record include 'Smile,' which her label
describes as a song that "expresses her gratitude for special people
in her life," as well as the title track, 'Goodbye,' in which Lavigne
explores how it feels "to close one chapter of her life and move on
to the next."
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