Kelly Clarkson [Region Free]

Greatest Hits - Chapter One

By Kelly Clarkson

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DVD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

26 November 2012

Album: Kelly Clarkson: Greatest Hits - Chapter One
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Since U Been Gone
2)	My Life Would Suck Without You
3)	Miss Independent
4)	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)
5)	Behind These Hazel Eyes
6)	Because of You
7)	Never Again
8)	Already Gone
9)	Mr. Know It All
10)	Breakaway [From the Film Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement]
11)	Walk Away
12)	Don't You Wanna Stay - (featuring Jason Aldean)
13)	Catch My Breath
14)	People Like Us
15)	Don't Rush
16)	Dark Side
17)	Moment Like This, A
18)	Trouble With Love Is, The
19)	I Do Not Hook Up
20)	Beautiful Disaster [Live] - (live)
1)	Miss Independent [Video]
2)	Low [Video]
3)	Since U Been Gone [Video]
4)	Behind These Hazel Eyes [Video]
5)	Because of You [Video]
6)	Walk Away [Video]
7)	Never Again [Video]
8)	Don't Waste Your Time [Video]
9)	My Life Would Suck Without You [Video]
10)	I Do Not Hook Up [Video]
11)	Already Gone [Video]
12)	Mr. Know It All [Video]
13)	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) [Video]
14)	Dark Side [Video]

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Album: Kelly Clarkson: Greatest Hits - Chapter One
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Since U Been Gone
2)	My Life Would Suck Without You
3)	Miss Independent
4)	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)
5)	Behind These Hazel Eyes
6)	Because of You
7)	Never Again
8)	Already Gone
9)	Mr. Know It All
10)	Breakaway [From the Film Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement]
11)	Walk Away
12)	Don't You Wanna Stay - (featuring Jason Aldean)
13)	Catch My Breath
14)	People Like Us
15)	Don't Rush
16)	Dark Side
17)	Moment Like This, A
18)	Trouble With Love Is, The
19)	I Do Not Hook Up
20)	Beautiful Disaster [Live] - (live)
1)	Miss Independent [Video]
2)	Low [Video]
3)	Since U Been Gone [Video]
4)	Behind These Hazel Eyes [Video]
5)	Because of You [Video]
6)	Walk Away [Video]
7)	Never Again [Video]
8)	Don't Waste Your Time [Video]
9)	My Life Would Suck Without You [Video]
10)	I Do Not Hook Up [Video]
11)	Already Gone [Video]
12)	Mr. Know It All [Video]
13)	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) [Video]
14)	Dark Side [Video]

EAN

0887654243027

Writer

Kelly Clarkson

Publisher

RCA

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Guest Artist

Jason Aldean; Vince Gill

Trailer

Performer Notes

Recording information: 4014 Mixing Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village, CA; Chalice Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Clinton Studios, New York, NY; Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Crank Recording; Decibel studios, Stockholm, Sweden; Dr. Luke's, New York, NY; Echo Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; Kennedy Compound Studio, Studio City, CA; Maratone Studios, Stockholm, Sweden; Mower Studios, Pasadena, CA; NRG Recording, North Hollywood, CA; Rokstone Studios, London, UK; SeeSquaredStudios, New York, NY; Sound Gallery Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Sound Mine, Perth, Australia; Sound Stage Studios, Nashville, TN; Sparky Dark Studio, Calabasas, CA; Starstruck Studios, Nashville, TN; Studio City Sound, Studio City, CA; Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood, CA; The Enterprise, Burbank, CA; The Hit Factory, New York, NY; The Inc. Spot, Nashville, TN; The Listening Station, Pasadena, CA; The Loft Recording Studios, Bronxville, NY; The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA; The Studio, Philadelphia, PA; Village Recorders, Santa Monica, CA; Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA; Whitecoat Sound, Malibu, CA.
Photographers: Mike Ruiz; Chapman Baehler; Jill Greenberg; Harper Smith; Tony Duran .
When Kelly Clarkson won the first American Idol way back in 2002, there was no indication of whether the singer was a fleeting phenomenon or the start of something lasting. Ten years later, with her first compilation, Greatest Hits, Chapter 1, appearing, the answer is clear: American Idol and Kelly Clarkson wound up as institutions that had nothing to do with each other. Clarkson shrugged off the expectations of AmIdol as quickly as she could, dutifully -- and enjoyably -- hitting all her marks on her 2003 debut, Thankful, highlighted by the tossed-off Christina Aguilera co-written single "Miss Independent" and the coronation song "A Moment Like This," but she wound up nailing her defiant, casually feminist persona a year later with "Since U Been Gone," one of the great singles of the new millennium. From there, Kelly both pushed too hard (her admirably conflicted neo-goth record My December) and not enough ("Stronger," an enjoyably by-the-books 2012 single that deservedly topped the U.S. charts), but throughout it all Clarkson remarkably retained her identity, producing a body of work that was pretty much untouchable when compared to any other pop star of the new millennium. Unlike Britney Spears, who slumped in the mid-2000s and never regained her footing, Clarkson always seemed in control of her career and image; she always seemed a little more mature than the divas who immediately preceded her and those who followed her. Consequently, Greatest Hits, Chapter 1 winds up sounding like pop sounded in the new millennium: alternatingly calculated and inspired, a pop star who always seemed in control of her fate even when she aspired to be heard as bumper music in malls from sea to shining sea. Remarkably, Greatest Hits, Chapter 1 doesn't contain all of Clarkson's great songs -- surprisingly, the Katy Perry-written anthem "I Do Not Hook Up" is nowhere to be found -- but nothing here is subpar; everything serves as testimony to Kelly's considerable vocal chops and potent charisma. She can sing like no other yet feels like the girl next door, a quality that grounds her poppiest songs and helped her transcend her made-for-TV diva persona. Despite all the calculations and constructions, Kelly Clarkson was a real, human pop star and that may be why her hits, when collected together, sound not like passing fancies but a body of work, the sound of pop music in the new millennium. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine