Let Go

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Let Go

Let Go was described by Avril Lavigne as a pop album with a "couple of rock songs on it." She co-wrote majority of the songs in this album. It was highly successful, and marked a breakthrough for Lavigne's career. It has sold over fifteen million copies worldwide. Let Go is really a career breakthrough for Avril.




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About

Lavigne evntually moved to Los Angeles, California, and co-wrote her album with Cliff Magness and the songwriting team The Matrix, which has also worked on Sheena Easton and Christina Aguilera. It was released by Arista on June 4, 2002 in the United States.

Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Losing Grip 3:53
2 Complicated 4:05
3 Sk8er Boi 3:23
4 I'm With You 3:44
5 Mobile 3:31
6 Unwanted 3:40
7 Tomorrow 3:48
8 Anything But Ordinary 4:12
9 Things I'll Never Say 3:44
10 My World 3:27
11 Nobody's Fool 3:57
12 Too Much To Ask 3:46
13 Naked 3:27


Album Certifications

Year Album Certification
2002 Let Go Certified Platinum - RIAA
Certified 7x Platinum - Australia
Certified Diamond - Canada


Chart Toppers

Year Title US Canada Aus
2002 Complicated 2 1 1
2002 Sk8er Boi 10 1 10
2002 I'm With You 5
2002 Losing Grip 1


Credits

Performance Credits

Avril Lavigne Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Guitar, Background Vocals, Primary Artist

Jeff Allen Bass

Joe Bonadio Drums

Josh Freese Drums

Clif Magness Bass, Guitar, Drums, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Drum Loop

Gerry Leonard Guitar

Suzie Katayama Cello

Alex Elena Drums

Curt Frasca Guitar, Multi Instruments

Peter Zizzo Guitar

Corky James Guitar

Jeff Allen Bass

Technical Credits

Clif Magness Programming, Producer, Engineer

L.A. Reid Executive Producer

Rick Kerr Engineer

Leon Zervos Mastering

Curt Frasca Programming, Producer, Engineer

Peter Zizzo Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Pro-Tools

Jon Berman Engineer

Avril Lavigne Art Direction

Jen Scaturro Programming, Pro-Tools

Trivia

  • Avril Lavigne broke a record set by Madonna. Her song Complicated held the number one spot on the Contemporary Hit Radio chart for 11 weeks in a row. Madonna previously held the record with her song "Music", which held onto No.1 for 10 weeks.
  • The pants that Lavigne wore in her video for Complicated are the same pants she wears in the video for Losing Grip.
  • Lavigne formerly traveled with a bag full of about 30 neck ties. Some of them she bought, and the rest of them she just took from her dad.
  • Lavigne stopped wearing neckties completely in 2003 as she was horrified at the constant media references to them overshadowing her music.

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