All I Ever Wanted (album)
Number of titles
Term
- 50:28 (Standard Edition)
- 58:54 (Deluxe Edition)
Production
- Kelly Clarkson
- Max Martin
- Ryan Tedder
- Howard Benson
- Louis Biancaniello
- Sam Watters
All I Ever Wanted (English for "All I ever wanted " ) is the fourth studio album by American pop singer Kelly Clarkson. It was published on 6 March 2009 and the world was their second album, # 1 on the Billboard 200 reached. The album went gold in the UK. The album was originally to be called Masquerade, and was later published under the title All I Ever Wanted. The album was nominated for Grammy Awards 2010 in the category Best Pop Album.
- 2.1 My Life Would Suck Without You
- 2.2 I Do Not Hook Up
- 2.3 Already Gone
- 2.4 All I Ever Wanted
Title list
Bonus Tracks
- Tip of My Tongue - 4:18
- The Day We Fell Apart - 4:03
- Can We Go Back - 2:52 ( was covered by Japanese singer Koda Kumi )
Singles
My Life Would Suck Without You
Before release of the album was released in late January, the single My Life Would Suck Without You, with which they managed a new U.S. chart record: In the issue of February 7, 2009 on the Billboard Hot 100, it rose from number 97 to number one for 280,000 downloads sales in the first week of release. So they improved the record by a square opposite Britney Spears, who had risen to 1 with Womanizer of space 96. For Clarkson, it was the second time that they set a new record.
I Do Not Hook Up
The second single was followed by I Do Not Hook Up. The song was written by Katy Perry and it was originally planned for her own debut album, which had not yet appeared at the time. The single was released on 22 May 2009 and was less successful than its predecessor.
Already Gone
On 18 September 2009, the third single, Already Gone was released in Germany. The song was written by Ryan Tedder, lead singer of the band OneRepublic. Kelly Clarkson was the single originally not publish because they had great similarity with the written also by Tedder for Beyonce song Halo. Ryan Tedder rejected accusations of this kind and stressed that " the concept of the melody and the text was two completely different songs " were.
All I Ever Wanted
On 9 March 2010 the fourth single released in the U.S.. It reached number 96 on the Billboard Hot 100, a music video was not released to the single.
Reviews
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic writes that All I Ever Wanted less gloomy than its predecessor My December was indeed the album but still let the rocking elements not entirely ignored. He praises the versatility of the artist and says that Clarkson's voice on the best sword in the undertones of guitars voluminous choruses. Erlewine concludes that Kelly Clarkson possesses a rare talent, and that the album satisfy the skills of the artist over long distances. The music magazine Rolling Stone notes that the hit single My Life Would Suck Without You and her 2004's hit Since U Been Gone were very similar and attributes this to the involvement of the Swedish producer Max Martin. This makes the reviewer at the same time as a biggest criticism of the album. Noticed Dani Fromm of laut.de that Kelly Clarkson can not demonstrate their vocal abilities at the louder passages, as well as the songs would resemble each other very much.