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I love the song, I remember the first time I heard it and instantly fell in love, and I love the music video as well. I guess I just think its over played.

I kinda hope that does happen, lets go back to her being less popular and playing smaller venues instead of these stadiums, and tickets to be easier to get hold of :lol:

Hurts 2B Human Beautiful Trauma Funhouse I was so worried about H2BH when we only had the promo tracks :lol: But the rest of the album is one of her best, up there with M!ss & TT for me :wub: Beautiful trauma is also one of her best :heart: Funhouse.... nah... it was fun at the time, but its not an album I always go back to. I'm not saying I don't like it, its a really good album with some incredible tracks, but its not my favourite of hers. Although the era is probably one of my favourites :unsure: :lol:

Unsure about the title too, but I try to hold judgement until I hear the song... I've been wrong so many times by judging a song by its title before I've heard it :lol:

Another pic from the video :wub:

Just like a pill What about us JGMAR

Agree with that. They could always sell the new GH as a single edition and then have a 'double' edition with the 2010...that makes no sense how I've explained it! Hopefully you get what I mean :lol:

With rumours and predictions around there being a second greatest hits being released in 2020 to mark Pink's 20th anniversary in music, what songs would you pick to be on the track list? Would you choose a double CD? Bonus features DVD?

Can't take me home - I was 12/13 and my parents had just got cable TV so I was discovering the music channels and was also listening to a lot of r&b at the time - Destinys child, TLC etc. When I heard There you go on MTV I was hooked. I didn't buy the album until later on, maybe around 2002/03, but my uncle downloaded it for me and put it on a CD :lol: I loved Lady Marmalade at the time of its release as well and remember my younger sister saved her money to buy me the CD single for my birthday. M!ssundaztood - As I got a bit older, I got more into rock music and left the r&b phase behind, so Pink's change in music changed with my tastes. GTPS was fun and I loved the music video. When I first saw DLMGM on MTV (or whatever music channel I was watching at the time) it was like my world just stopped. This was my song. It was like Pink had got into my head and took my thoughts and feelings and turned them into a song. Its been my favourite Pink song ever since. JLAP was also a big hit for me, I was just starting to get into dark and creepy stuff so I loved the music video, and her style too, I wanted my hair like hers :lol: I saved up my money and got the album, I remember coming home from Asda listening to it on my portable CD player and loving every song. I think I have about six different copies of that album now. I was going through a really shitty time around the time of its release. I hated school, I had no friends and I was coming towards the end of my school life and into the real world. I felt lost. But... and I hate to say it because its so cliche... this album helped me so much. I wanted to go on the party tour in 2002 but of course had no money, or anyone to go with. I used to save up my dinner money at school to buy CD singles. My mum used to give me £1.20 a day, I'd save the £1 and buy a snack with the 20p :lol: Try This - I had just started college. I was doing a course that I had no interest in, didn't know what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to feel like a grown up but at the same time I was terrified of the grown up world. I had even less friends and had just lost my grandad. But I met my partner towards the end of 2003 and he took me to my first Pink concert. I was blown away by that show, and the fact that it was recorded for DVD just makes it all the more special for me. I loved "rock Pink" and Try This is my second favourite Pink album after Missundaztood. I joined the official message boards in 2003 as well, they're closed now but a group of fans from there created new ones, so its nice to still have some place to go for the 'old skool' Pink fans. I'm Not Dead - It felt like forever to wait for this album to be released. I remember following all the updates online during 2005, and downloading the crappy little clips we got of some of the songs. It was so good to have her back in 2006. I felt pretty good around this time. School and college was behind me. I had a job and was earning money, so I was able to buy more Pink merchandise. I saw the IND tour four times and it was my first experience at being front row at a gig. My only regret from this era is that I could've met her. Back then she wasn't as big as she is now. We found out which hotel she was staying at on tour and sat on the wall across the road. Saw her leave and get into the tour bus but I was too shy to go over. It kills me now to think about how close I was to meeting her. There was no one else waiting for her. Funhouse - Probably one of my least favourite Pink albums, but one of my favourite eras. I saw the tour about ten times, including the T-Mobile advert filming in London. And I met her! It was kinda crazy. We were waiting outside of her hotel with a small group of other fans, but about ten minutes before she left, loads of paparazzi turned up so it was crazy busy and rushed and I got a bit crushed. I'm 5ft so I kinda got lost in the crowd, then all of a sudden she was in front of me, she said "Hey baby how are you", and she signed my arm, which I got tattooed the next day. My partner tried to take a photo but a paparazzi camera got in the way and completely blocked the view. This was also the tour where I took my mum to her first Pink gig and she loved it. This album came at a big step in my life as I'd moved out of my parents house in 2009. Greatest Hits... So Far! - This was the era where I started working on PinkHistory. I began working on it in October 2010, and did over 12 months of research before starting the daily posts. I was in Scotland on holiday when this was released, and I remember Bon Jovi releasing a greatest hits around the same time. TTAL - I was having a really shitty time at work around this time, so walking out of work with my iPod blasting BM(OLK) helped a lot :lol: Only did a few shows on this tour because she had scaled back the dates, only three cities in England, so I did VIP at two of the shows I went to. You+Me - rose ave - This album :wub: I was going through (another) crappy time at this release. I'd done about 12 months on nights and so going through a lot of changes, and had other stuff going on too. For a while I found it difficult to listen to this album, but I'm in love with it again now. I'd love for her to do another album like this, and to be able to go to one of the small shows she did while promoting it. Beautiful Trauma - I was off sick after having my first operation when this was released, so I was able to follow the updates etc like the good old days :lol: I was a bit worried about this album, because I wasn't really into TTAL, but I think its my 3rd my favourite album now, or maybe 4th since H2BH was released :P H2BH - OK I was really worried about this album when we had hustle and CWP as the promo singles :lol: but the rest of the album... WOW. It is definitely one of her best. It was released while I was off sick after my second op which I thought was funny, should I have another op to get another Pink album? :lol:

What about us :wub: But I love the other two songs too, FGT always feels fun and summery

Can I vote neither? :lol: I feel like both are overplayed but I'll go with JGMAR only because I feel like she really enjoys performing it, and it is good to hear everyone singing along

Just like a pill will always be one of my favourites :wub:

Omg how to put these in order! :lol: I'll give it a go, but the order probably changes from hour to hour, never mind day to day :P 1. Don't let me get me Always been my go to P!nk song. Sad that she doesn't perform it anymore 2. Perfect Probably would've been third a couple of weeks ago, but since I had that little moment with P!nk during her gig in Liverpool, I'm listening to this song in a whole new way now :wub: 3. Try Joint first best song from TTAL. And that music video.... :wub: 4. Beautiful Trauma Love this song, one of my favourites for sure. 5. Sober Another amazing music video 6. Most Girls Loved this song when it was released 7. Who Knew Hate to put this so low in the list, doesn't mean I don't like it, I just listen to it less than the others 8. God Is A DJ Fun song 9. Can We Pretend You all know what I think about this song, but I'm liking it more and more :P

Saw these photos on instagram last night, Katy looks amazing! Can't wait to see whats next :wub:

Glad you guys enjoyed Wembley :cheer: I love reading people's feedback and stories :heart: It looked amazing and I so wish I could've been there. I was so tempted to get tickets for Saturday, but with added travel/accommodation costs it would have been too expensive... had the venue been closer to me then I may have gone :wub:

It was probably the backing singers, there were parts where Pink wasn't singing for whatever reason at the gigs I went to and you could definitely tell they'd taken over to carry the song on The River thing is a bit of a hardcore fan favourite. She performed it at some gigs in 2017 and a lot of fans then discovered the song and loved it, so we all took to twitter to ask her to keep it in the setlist. I hadn't heard of the song until she started performing it a couple of years ago, but love it now. Doing good sing a long covers are of course great, but sometimes its good to discover something new when she does a less well known one Knew it was being recorded a while ago, its amazing that its being filmed over here in the UK. There were signs up at all the gigs so far, I saw some in Glasgow and Liverpool, for the documentary - the road to London (or whatever it will end up being called!) - I can't wait to see how the documentary/DVD turns out, as before we've only had bonus DVD features but this seems more like its going to be a proper documentary of how the show is put together, and more stuff about the fans as well :heart:

I'm actually really really enjoying this song now, even though I hated it when it was first released :lol:

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P!nk and her team have been filming a documentary leading up to the Wembley shows, where both shows were filmed for the tour DVD. This has been confirmed by fans who have signed a consent form which says: It is rumoured to be for Netflix as well, so maybe it will be on there first as an exclusive, then released to DVD :unsure: :D

So glad you enjoyed your first P!nk gig :wub: And great that your dad enjoyed it too. My sister isn't really a fan but came with me to a show on TTAL tour and said she enjoyed it, she also came to Glasgow with me on this tour. She says she isn't really into most of her music, but thinks P!nk is an incredible performer

She did glitter last night! Following updates from friends social media accounts and it looks like an amazing weekend 💖

Yeah there is a tour program. I got mine from Glasgow and it was £25 there, but for some reason I heard one guy selling them for £30 in Liverpool! He was an official seller, with a bag, ID etc, so no idea why it was £5 more And yes the last dvd recorded in the UK was the I'm Not Dead Tour. We've also had the Try This Tour... The aussies have had Funhouse and ttal

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They've been filming 'the road to Wembley' and I've heard that both shows are going to be put together for the DVD. Awesome that the filming is being done over here again, and the weather looks like its gonna be good at the weekend too :heart:

Wembley is being filmed as well so you'll have the memories forever! I hear its being filmed over the two nights. Sooooo wish I was going 😜