Avril Lavigne is ready to release her new album, The Best Damn Thing, and says that the recording process was the most fun she'd ever had making a record. Speaking to MTV News, the Canadian Pop star said, "This record, I've never had so much fun in the studio. We would order food five times a day and totally pig out. We'd be drinking. I wrote [the new single] 'Girlfriend' when I was drunk."

Lavigne added that she wrote and recorded many of the songs quickly right in the studio. "With my new song 'Girlfriend,' the second I was singing the melody, the lyrics were coming out: 'I don't like your girlfriend,' " Lavigne said. "The chorus was written in two minutes. It took nothing. And what's really cool about 'I Can Do Better' is we wrote it, and then I just ran into the booth, and I sang. I laid down the verse, and ... we just used my demo [take]. It was totally different — so much fun!"

However, she says that she didn't delve too much into her personal life and that most of the new tunes are works of fiction, which also helped with the fast-paced recording process. "Some of the songs I wrote didn't even mean that much to me," Lavigne told MTV. "It's not like some personal thing I'm going through. They're just songs."

The Best Damn Thing will be out on April 17.

 

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One does not know what to think of this.

I do love artists that draw their own personal experiences and use it in their work but at least she enjoyed making this album :D

And I know from experience the best stuff is produced when you're either suicidal, drunk or stoned :wub: :lol: