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Totally Pokémon: Music From the Hit TV Series

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date January 23, 2001
This time the WB has indeed made center. The newest musics to listen with to the family. The Witnesses of the songs in order to sing the Karaoke versions, always demanded from the children and unknown songs. Council the song PokeRap new GS that naturally lists to all the Pokemon and the acronym of opening " Pokemon Johto " the others is also beautifulst. an other council,BUY!!! For what it costs is given.

CD-Charts Position 32
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Rocket Gang Forever!

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Pokémon

Release Date September 13, 1999
Musashi-chan's singing voice goes great with Kojiro-sama's smooth baritone of a voice. Nyasu's singing is probably fall-down hilarious!!! If i had Rocketto Dan's Japanese import cd's, i would listen to their singing all day long if i wanted too.

CD-Charts Position 33
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Totally Pokémon: Music From the Hit TV Series

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date January 23, 2001
Well, i loved He Drives Me Crazy. It really does talk about Misty's secret crush on Ash. Though it was quite obivious that Misty loved Ash, Ash was, shall we say, slightly thick-headed to not notice that. If you noticed, Misty agrees to what Ash says first, then Brock follows suit. I really wished that things were better for Misty and Ash. Well back on track, You will really LOVE the song "He Drives Me Crazy". Ash was really mean to leave Misty and go to another region when she cant come. She was there in every step and he rewards her like this(Yes, i did see that episode). This song is like a continuation from "Misty's Song" which is sung by Misty when Ash is asleep. I did not buy this CD but my Cousin did and after he got another CD gave this to ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 34
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I'll Be A Pokemon Master (Mezase Pokemon Master)

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Pokémon

Release Date September 13, 1999
This CD is a really great collection of the first japanese theme song+a few others.I The songs are: Mezaze Pokemon Masuta, sung by ash's japanese voice actor, Hyakugojyuuichi, sung by Professor Oak(this is a hilarious song), and Oyasumi Bok no Pikachu, sung by ash's japanese voice actor(this song sounds like it belongs in the japanese version of "Into the woods"
If you are sick of corny dub music, give this CD a chance.

CD-Charts Position 35
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Pokemon 2000: The Power of One

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date July 18, 2000
Every song on this CD is great for anyone who loves Pokémon and understands how awesome the games are.

CD-Charts Position 36
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Pokemon World

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Original Television Soundtrack

Release Date March 07, 2000
If you want an expensive CD with only three songs and a whole bunch of useless computer screensavers and wallpapers, then this is for you. I paid [more] for mine and was very disappointed. I reccomend you buy either 2BA Master or Totally Pokémon if you want a good Pokémon CD!

CD-Charts Position 37
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Pokemon World [ECD] Collector's Edition

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Pokemon (Related Recordings)

Release Date February 08, 2000
Luckily this CD's price isn't as high as a normal CD's.
With only 3 songs on it(and some other trivial stuff), the Pokemon World CD isn't something you'll listen to often. But with the fact that they included the Pikachu's Winter Vacation(an EXTREMELY hard to find video) song on there, I HAD to get it. They also have an instrumental version of the song, with a nice saxophone solo.
The Pokemon World song is on the CD too. In my opinion, this is the worst Pokemon theme song ever produced by 4Kids. The lyrics even seem like a big commercial! Its obvious that the Japanese version of the season two theme is far superior.
Either way, you can get this CD for cheap from just about anywhere, and that'd make sense, since this only has 3 songs(One being ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 38
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Pokémon Ranger & the Prince of the Sea

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Japanimation

Release Date August 07, 2006
Luckily this CD's price isn't as high as a normal CD's.
With only 3 songs on it(and some other trivial stuff), the Pokemon World CD isn't something you'll listen to often. But with the fact that they included the Pikachu's Winter Vacation(an EXTREMELY hard to find video) song on there, I HAD to get it. They also have an instrumental version of the song, with a nice saxophone solo.
The Pokemon World song is on the CD too. In my opinion, this is the worst Pokemon theme song ever produced by 4Kids. The lyrics even seem like a big commercial! Its obvious that the Japanese version of the season two theme is far superior.
Either way, you can get this CD for cheap from just about anywhere, and that'd make sense, since this only has 3 songs(One being ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 39
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Pokemon: The First Movie

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date November 09, 1999
This soundtrack is labeled as "music from and inspired by the motion picture," but it's more accurate to say it's "music from the motion picture, and some random songs that have absolutely nothing to do with the movie whatsoever." At least two of songs on the soundtrack were released eight months to a year before the movie and soundtrack were released. Also, out of the sixteen songs on the soundtrack, only six make some kind of appearance in the film: Billy Crawford's rendition of the Pokemon theme, M2M's "Don't Say You Love Me," Christina Aguilera's "We're a Miracle," Vitamin C's "Vacation" (which appeared in the "Pikachu's Vacation" short), Angela Via's "Catch Me if You Can," and Blessid Union of Souls' "Brother My Brother."

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CD-Charts Position 40
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Drew's Famous Pokemon Theme Song

CD-Charts > Music > Pokemon
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 15, 2003
This soundtrack is labeled as "music from and inspired by the motion picture," but it's more accurate to say it's "music from the motion picture, and some random songs that have absolutely nothing to do with the movie whatsoever." At least two of songs on the soundtrack were released eight months to a year before the movie and soundtrack were released. Also, out of the sixteen songs on the soundtrack, only six make some kind of appearance in the film: Billy Crawford's rendition of the Pokemon theme, M2M's "Don't Say You Love Me," Christina Aguilera's "We're a Miracle," Vitamin C's "Vacation" (which appeared in the "Pikachu's Vacation" short), Angela Via's "Catch Me if You Can," and Blessid Union of Souls' "Brother My Brother."

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