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Kung Fu Panda

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
from: Dreamworks

Release Date June 03, 2008
Despite this score being a wonderful piece of music "oogway ascends" alone is reason enough to buy this score!

CD-Charts Position 272
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The Wedding Singer: Music From The Motion Picture

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 03, 1998
If you are lookin for 80's music, then I strongly recomend this and the 2nd soundtrack to The Wedding Singer. It has a different range of songs from the 80's. I loved the movie when I first saw it, then I bought both soundtracks and fell in love with them too. In the movie, adam sandler sings quiet a few songs from the movie. Like he sings Dead or Alive's Spin me around, Madonna's Holiday, and Love Stinks. His backing band member George sings the culture club song Do You Really Want To Hurt Me. but on the album, it has the actually artist singing on them. It even has 1 song adam sandler sang in the movie. Somebody Kill Me, in the movie, he says he was listing to The Cure a lot

CD-Charts Position 273
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John Williams - Greatest Hits 1969 - 1999

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by: John Williams

Release Date November 02, 1999
It took me being an idiot, and selling this CD some years ago, and then reclaiming it again just tonight in order to realize what a beautiful collection of music this really is. Seriously, this set shows off the amazing scope and depth that John Williams has, while it doesn't have every last one of his amazing compositions, it still shows what a fine composer Mr. Williams really is.

I will start off by stating that I started yearning for the set again after I saw a preview of E.T. being broadcast on TV and heard the sweeping "Flying Theme" playing in the background. The next thing you know, I'm off looking for this set, and bam! It's right in front of me, and I just decide to buy it. I then get home, and allow myself to relax and ... Read More:

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Weeds: Music from the Original Series, Vol. 2

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

Release Date October 17, 2006
LOVE THE SERIES, LOVE THE MUSIC OF THE SERIES. THIS SOUNDTRACK WOULD HAVE BEEN 5 STARS HAD THEY INCLUDED MORE MUSIC FROM THE SECOND SEASON. SPECIFICLY THIS HIPHOP TUNE ON DISC 2 THAT WAS BANGIN AND FOR ALL THE GANGSTER INNUENDO IN THIS COMEDY YOU WOULD THINK IT COULD REFLECT ON THE SOUNDTRACK. PROBABLY THE ONLY STRAIGHT HIPHOP IN EITHER SERIES AND IT WOULD HAVE BEEN COOL TO HEAR IT ON THIS SOUNDTRACK. WE SCOFF WHEN WE HEAR AFRICAN AMERICANS SAY THINGS LIKE "WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO" THIS IS WHAT THEY MEAN. I FIND IT ODD THAT A SHOW THAT SEEMS TO HAVE NO LIMITS WOULD LIMIT THEIR SOUNDTRACK. MAYBE THE PRODUCERS THINK THEY ARE DOING US A FAVOR BY SPARING/SHELTERING US FROM THE "SCOURGE" THAT IS HIPHOP OR MAYBE THEY THINK THAT WE ARE NOT AS PROGRESSIVE ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 275
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Xanadu

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
from: MCA

Release Date September 08, 1998
Let's just start by saying that I was buying the Idle Race 2-cd set and realized that I now had just about everything Jeff Lynne had ever recorded......EXCEPT FOR XANADU!

How could I resist?

Anyway, I am not going to waste too much space on a Xanadu review. A few of my (random) thoughts:

-> This CD confirms my theory that ELO was at least better than Olivia Newton-John (as for my assertion that ELO was better than Abba, we'll have to wait for another day). The ELO half of the CD is WAY BETTER! Actually, the only ONJ track I was able to get through was MAGIC, and I probably won't even listen to that one again for quite a while. Once every 25 years is often enough for me.
-> ALL OVER THE WORLD is quite possibly ... Read More:

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Something's Gotta Give

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date December 16, 2003
This is a sweet and lovely CD, light and uplifting, esp. the last song, La Vie En Rosa, which is sung by Jack Nicholson himself. The music is a little old style, but my grandaughter, who is 17 loves it. Also, I am able to sing along with the French songs, even though my French is very limited. Love this CD!

CD-Charts Position 277
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A Walk to Remember

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 21, 2003
A Walk to remember was such a great movie and most of all the songs in the movie are on the cd. The new radicals song is great and the switchfoot songs love them so much. I definitely recommend this, buy the movie as well if you haven't already.

CD-Charts Position 278
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Tarzan

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
from: Walt Disney Records

Release Date May 18, 1999
I typical enjoy the songs that come from Disney Films. Each track I can listen too, but this one isn't the same. It lacks suspense, and wonderment. Even Rosie on "Trashin The Camp" track four and *NSYNC track 7 can't make it somewhat better. IT IS NOT THEIR FAULT THE LYRICS ARE BAD.

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10 Things I Hate About You: Music From The Motion Picture

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 06, 1999
This CD is great I love the movie and because of it I when to look for the CD all the music from the Movie are on this CD is great.

CD-Charts Position 280
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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

CD-Charts > Music > Soundtracks
by: Howard Shore, Isabel Bayrakdarian (soprano)

Release Date December 10, 2002
This is a great work by Howard Shore. Its the darkest movie in the trilogy and this soundtrack portrays that. The Rohan pieces are inspiring because you can sense the themes of 'hope in hopelessness' and helps you to remember that God can and will help you when all seems lost; He is the Savior.