That Pink is a wholly unique and unsurpassed talent within the current world of pop music is barely open to debate. Indeed it would be no exaggeration to suggest that PA’s favourite daughter has only been equalled for impact, talent and strength of character in the MTV age by Michigan’s own musical queen, Madonna. And while these two ladies of substance are undoubtedly individuals without comparison, they each emerged by way of a similar impulse which has gone quite someway in creating the extraordinary role models for young women that they represent – despite certain quarters disagreeing with this claim in the most emphatic terms.

Still On Fire, a two DVD set presented in deluxe slipcase packaging, serves as the most comprehensive insight into the life and times of this American phenomenon yet to appear. By way of a collection of interviews and appearances from the girl herself recorded across her entire career, Disc one tells Pink’s story in her own words, and because of her
incredible honesty, a remarkably accurate picture can be drawn from these sources. Disc two meanwhile features a documentary film covering Pink’s story from young wannabe to major international superstar in a manner that is all at once hugely enlightening, remarkably informative and downright entertaining.

Featuring rare performance footage, archive interviews, contributions from those who have known her best and the finest music experts, plus much more beside, this set will make for fascinating viewing for any of this remarkable woman’s ever growing army of fans.