I'm Not Dead [Bonus Tracks]

Personnel: Christopher Rojas (guitar, violin, drums, keyboard programming); Billy Mann (guitar, piano, keyboard programming, drum programming, background vocals); Butch Walker (guitar, keyboards, programming, background vocals); Mike Elizondo (guitar, keyboards, programming); Geoff Zanelli (guitar, synthesizer); Lukasz Gottwald , Max Martin (guitar, drum programming); Emily Saliers (guitar, background vocals); Jeff Phillips, Andy Timmons, Rafael Moreira (guitar); Mylious Johnson, Joey Waronker, Lee Levin , Shawn Pelton, Lasse Mårtén (drums); Steven Wolf (tambourine, programming); Daniel Chase (keyboard programming, drum programming); Niklas Olovson (drum programming); Beth Cohen, Amy Ray (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Greg Kurstin; Al Clay; Serban Ghenea; Tom Lord-Alge; Billy Mann; Christopher Rojas; Adam Hawkins .
Photographers: Andrew McPherson ; Deborah Anderson; John Heiden.
Arrangers: Leon Pendarvis; Billy Mann.
Pink deserves a lot of credit for overturning everyone's expectations. After emerging in 2000 with a debut full of club-ready, R&B-influenced dance-pop, she moved on to genre-hopping hybrids (MISSUNDAZTOOD) and punk-inflected rock (TRY THIS). 2006's I'M NOT DEAD resumes Pink's game of stylistic hopscotch, as she skitters skillfully from arena rock to hip-hop-influenced jams to thoughtful folk to well-crafted pop.
Remarkably, these genre experiments work well together, and stand as a testament to Pink's unwillingness to fit into any music industry mold. Whether collaborating with the Indigo Girls on the acoustic protest song "Dear Mr. President," showing off her irresistible swagger on the electro-groove-driven "'Cuz I Can," or generating soaring pop-rock on "Runaway," I'M NOT DEAD gives listeners plenty to chew on, and the results are as tasty as they are surprising.