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Perry filmed a [[music video]] for the songs "Diamonds"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHprkiErlOg Diamonds Music Video]</ref>, "Long Shot"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD79neQbfiM]</ref>, and "Box"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ZXN9nULdc]</ref>, "A Cup of Coffee"<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3LxPDxcKGM</ref> and "It's Okay to Believe"<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpxW94YQhAw</ref>. The music videos were never shown on television, but it was shown in [[YouTube]]. In 2005, the song "Simple" was placed on ''[[The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants]]'' soundtrack. "Simple" also received a music video, which featured Perry running around the streets of the [[Shinjuku]] region of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGyqdB_hFxw Simple Music Video]</ref>.
Perry filmed a [[music video]] for the songs "Diamonds"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHprkiErlOg Diamonds Music Video]</ref>, "Long Shot"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD79neQbfiM]</ref>, and "Box"<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ZXN9nULdc]</ref>, "A Cup of Coffee"<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3LxPDxcKGM</ref> and "It's Okay to Believe"<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpxW94YQhAw</ref>. The music videos were never shown on television, but it was shown in [[YouTube]]. In 2005, the song "Simple" was placed on ''[[The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants]]'' soundtrack. "Simple" also received a music video, which featured Perry running around the streets of the [[Shinjuku]] region of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]<ref>YouTube. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGyqdB_hFxw Simple Music Video]</ref>.


The album was set for release in 2005, but was later canceled by the record label because they could not figure out how to promote Perry<ref>Superiorpics.com [http://www.superiorpics.com/katy_perry/]</ref>.
The album was set for release in 2005, but was canceled by the record label because they could not figure out how to promote Perry<ref>Superiorpics.com [http://www.superiorpics.com/katy_perry/]</ref>. The album later had a limited release in Japan on August 18, 2005.{{Citation needed|date=May 2010}} Katy's first mainstream pop album, ''[[One of the Boys (Katy Perry album)|One of the Boys]]'', was ultimately released three years later.
The album later had a limited release in Japan on August 18, 2005.{{Citation needed|date=May 2010}}
Katy's first mainstream pop album, ''[[One of the Boys (Katy Perry album)|One of the Boys]]'', was ultimately released three years later.


"Hook Up", which was later renamed "[[I Do Not Hook Up]]", and along with the song "Long Shot", were given to [[Kelly Clarkson]] for her 2009 album, ''[[All I Ever Wanted (album)|All I Ever Wanted]]''. Clarkson would later release "I Do Not Hook Up" as the second single from the album. "Wish You the Worst" was recorded by ''[[American Idol]]'' semi-finalist Kady Malloy and released on the independent music site, Amiestreet.com.
"Hook Up", which was later renamed "[[I Do Not Hook Up]]", and along with the song "Long Shot", were given to [[Kelly Clarkson]] for her 2009 album, ''[[All I Ever Wanted (album)|All I Ever Wanted]]''. Clarkson would later release "I Do Not Hook Up" as the second single from the album. "Wish You the Worst" was recorded by ''[[American Idol]]'' semi-finalist Kady Malloy and released on the independent music site, Amiestreet.com.

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(A) Katy Perry is an album recorded by Katy Perry. The album was meant to be Perry's solo debut (after working as a vocalist on The Matrix's then canceled album). The album was recorded by Perry, during her recording sessions with Glen Ballard. When asked about the album by Blender Magazine, Perry told them that the album would be rock-oriented in comparison to her work with The Matrix[1].

Perry filmed a music video for the songs "Diamonds"[2], "Long Shot"[3], and "Box"[4], "A Cup of Coffee"[5] and "It's Okay to Believe"[6]. The music videos were never shown on television, but it was shown in YouTube. In 2005, the song "Simple" was placed on The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants soundtrack. "Simple" also received a music video, which featured Perry running around the streets of the Shinjuku region of Tokyo, Japan[7].

The album was set for release in 2005, but was canceled by the record label because they could not figure out how to promote Perry[8]. The album later had a limited release in Japan on August 18, 2005.[citation needed] Katy's first mainstream pop album, One of the Boys, was ultimately released three years later.

"Hook Up", which was later renamed "I Do Not Hook Up", and along with the song "Long Shot", were given to Kelly Clarkson for her 2009 album, All I Ever Wanted. Clarkson would later release "I Do Not Hook Up" as the second single from the album. "Wish You the Worst" was recorded by American Idol semi-finalist Kady Malloy and released on the independent music site, Amiestreet.com.

Track listing

  1. "Box" (Glen Ballard, Katy Perry, Matt Thiessen)
  2. "Diamonds" (Ballard, Perry, Thiessen)
  3. "Hook Up" (Kara Dioguardi, Perry, Greg Wells)
  4. "It's Okay to Believe" (Ballard, Perry, Thiessen)
  5. "LA Don't Take it Away" (Ballard, Perry)
  6. "Long Shot" (Ballard, Perry, Thiessen)
  7. "Oh Love Let Me Sleep" (Ballard, Perry)
  8. "Sherlock Holmes" (Ballard, Perry)
  9. "Simple" (Ballard, Perry, Thiessen)
  10. "Takes One to Know One" (Ted Bruner, Perry)
  11. "Wish You the Worst" (Adrienna Follese, Keith Follese, Perry, Nicholas Trevisick)
  12. "The Better Half Of Me" Katy Perry
  13. "Weigh Me Down" Katy Perry

[9]

References

  1. ^ Blender. Next Big Thing: Katy Perry Interview
  2. ^ YouTube. Diamonds Music Video
  3. ^ YouTube. [1]
  4. ^ YouTube. [2]
  5. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3LxPDxcKGM
  6. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpxW94YQhAw
  7. ^ YouTube. Simple Music Video
  8. ^ Superiorpics.com [3]
  9. ^ ASCAP. [4]


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