Pictures (+4 Bonus Tracks)

　　Thanks to the other group for getting us the original!!! <3
　　Katie Melua was born in Georgia (former USSR) in 1984, growing up
　　under the communist regime in the capital, Tbilisi. The family
　　left Georgia when Katie was eight and moved to Belfast where her
　　father got a job as a heart surgeon. Katie didn't always want to
　　be a singer or songwriter. Her ambition when she was thirteen... (展开全部) 　　Thanks to the other group for getting us the original!!! <3
　　Katie Melua was born in Georgia (former USSR) in 1984, growing up
　　under the communist regime in the capital, Tbilisi. The family
　　left Georgia when Katie was eight and moved to Belfast where her
　　father got a job as a heart surgeon. Katie didn't always want to
　　be a singer or songwriter. Her ambition when she was thirteen was
　　to be a politician or a historian "I honestly thought I'd be able
　　to bring peace to the world...if I ruled it!)" The family lived in
　　Belfast for five years before moving to South East London. At
　　sixteen, Katie joined the BRIT School for Performing Arts.
　　Composer/producer Mike Batt paid a visit to the school. Katie
　　signed to Batt's record label Dramatico, but stayed at the BRIT
　　School to complete her studies where she graduated with
　　distinction in July 2003.
　　Unable to secure a contract with a Major record company, Katie and
　　Mike decided to put her album Call Off The Search (containing the
　　song "The Closest Thing To Crazy") out on Batt's own, small record
　　label. After an appearance on The Royal Variety Show, 19 year old
　　Katie shot to the top of the UK album charts and became the
　　biggest selling female artist for the next two years. Her two
　　albums, (the second of which contained the hit "Nine Million
　　Bicycles") have sold more than 10 million copies to date. She and
　　her family took British nationality in 2005. In December 2007,
　　Katie topped the charts with a duet with her idol, the late Eva
　　Cassidy, entitled "What A Wonderful World", with proceeds from the
　　single going to support the UK work of the British Red Cross.
　　The past years have been quite extraordinary for Katie (now 24).
　　She has had a Dutch tulip named in her honor, met and played for
　　Nelson Mandela in South Africa visiting his Aids charity, has
　　become a hard working Ambassador for Save The Children, raced at
　　160mph around Grand Prix, flown a plane, learned to dive and
　　parachute freefall, set a Guinness World Record for deepest
　　underwater concert (19 miles under water on a gas rig in the North
　　Sea), and picked up various prestigious awards within Europe,
　　including a World Music Award, a Golden Camera Award, and two
　　German Echo Awards.
　　Katie's third studio album, Pictures, confirms Katie's status as a
　　unique and remarkable vocalist, and reveals the third chapter of
　　what is destined to be a long musical career.　　

　　01 - Mary Pickford 03:13
　　02 - Its All In My Head 04:04
　　03 - If The Lights Go Out 03:15
　　04 - What I Miss About You 03:49
　　05 - Spellbound 03:01
　　06 - What It Says On The Tin 03:45
　　07 - Scary Films 04:03
　　08 - Perfect Circle 04:01
　　09 - Ghost Town 03:32
　　10 - If You Were A Sailboat 04:03
　　11 - Dirty Dice 03:39
　　12 - In My Secret Life 04:28
　　13 - The Closest Thing To Crazy (Live) 04:17
　　14 - Nine Million Bicycles (Live) 03:19
　　15 - Piece By Piece (Live) 03:11
　　16 - Thank You, Stars (Live) 03:49