Kelly Clarkson, Breakaway - 49m 13s

Tracks & Durations

1. Breakaway	3:59
2. Since U Been Gone	3:11
3. Behind These Hazel Eyes	3:21
4. Because of You	3:41
5. Gone	3:29
6. Addicted	3:59
7. Where Is Your Heart	4:41
8. Walk Away	3:11
9. You Found Me	3:41
10. I Hate Myself For Losing You	3:22
11. Hear Me	3:58
12. Beautiful Disaster (Live) [Bonus Track]	4:36
13. Don't (Live) [Bonus Track]	3:57

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Review

Kelly Clarkson could have played her American Idol-propelled career much differently, languishing in the role of dippy ingénue or shunting her musical development by leaning too heavily on overnight stardom. Instead she dug in her heels and allowed good sense (or a good manager) to steer, and somewhere Simon Fuller and the rest of the TV gang ought to be smiling. Credit Breakaway, which couldn't be more aptly titled--the sophomore effort represents a seismic split from the thin if pretty debut, Thankful. Here we encounter Clarkson as superstar, with the humility that made her likable on the first disc tucked tightly under her arm. First single and leadoff track "Breakaway" topped the pop charts on arrival, and its rock-friendly thumps, dips, and rolls don't wear out their welcome. Instead,they blend into the firestorm of beats and guitars that is "Since U Been Gone," another shout-it-out rocker. Those songs set the tone for the rest of the disc in all its fury: The innocence is long gone, "Addicted" and "Hear Me" say. The big, expressive voice ringed by the occasional high-pitch trill--the one that prompted millions to get behind her on Idol--doesn't dip entirely off the radar, though. On "Where Is Your Heart" and the stunning live closer "Beautiful Disaster," it's there in full force--a hint, maybe, that despite the wide, smart career step Breakaway represents, her fans come first. -Tammy La Gorce

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