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Lindsay Lohan: A Triple Treat
Wouldn’t you know it, not only can Lindsay Lohan act, but she can also sing and dance! Although Lindsay is best known for her roles in multiple Hollywood blockbusters, she has always aspired to be a singer and in 2004 her dream came true with the release of her album ‘Speak’.

Lindsay Opens Up
As singing had always been a dream of Lindsay’s, it was her intention that her first album would be honest and raw. True to word, ‘Speak’ is gritty at times, which gives fans an inside look into the world of Lindsay Lohan. The 11 tracks on the album include: First, Nobody 'Til You, Symptoms of You, Speak, Over, Something I Never Had, Anything But Me, Disconnected, To Know Your Name, Very Last Moment in Time, Rumors.

The album dealt with a number of issues, the most famous one being Lindsay’s very public feud with her father, Michael Lohan. Lindsay also takes aim at the Hollywood machine and its tendency to spread lies in her song ‘Rumors’.

Twice a Charm
After a successful first album, Lindsay was challenged to come back with a new hit album that showed her versatility and commitment to song! The album ‘A Little More Personal (2005)’ not only shows her versatility, but also gives an even more personal glimpse into the private life of Lindsay Lohan. In this album, Lindsay does not try to disguise her anger towards her father in the songs ‘Confessions of a Broken Heart/Daughter to Father’ and again in ‘My Innocence’. Lindsay very clearly wants to lose the Disney image and this album is an excellent way to show the world that Lindsay Lohan is a talented and soulful young woman! Some of the other songs on this album include: Black Hole, I Live for the Day, I Want You to Want Me, A Little More Personal, If It’s Alright, If You Were Me, Fastlane, Edge of Seventeen, Who Loves You, and A Beautiful Life (La Bella Vista).

For this album Lindsay teamed up with Kara DioGuardi who has previously written for Ashlee Simpson and Hilary Duff, the powerful Butch Walker, and former Evanescence guitarist Ben Moody.

Just a Little More Lindsay
If you can’t seem to get enough of Lindsay, check out her vocal styles on the soundtrack from ‘Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen’. For the movie, Lindsay was happy to add her own personal touch to the songs ‘Drama Queen (that girl)’ and ‘A Day in the Life’.

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