Angus: Music From The Motion Picture
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Free Music Review: This is an AWESOME album!
Hit: 5 Stars
I just want everyone out there to know that this is the best album I have heard in recent memory. If you like rockish-punkish type music, this has got it all. :DFree Music Review: Awesome
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD totally captures everything that I remember in high school, and middle school just like the movie the Weezer and Ash songs ROCKFree Music Review: cool CD buy it
Hit: 5 Stars
this CD rocks with all the cool punk and alternative bands like GREEN DAY!!!!! no sissy spice girls here buy the CDFree Music Review: This Cd Rocks
Hit: 5 Stars
The Green Day song is the best song Theve ever written. and no one has ever heard of it!Free Music Review: The movie bombed but its songs were at least great
Hit: 4 Stars
Though many of the groups on the "Angus" soundtrack may now find themselves on various "Best of the '90s" compilation CDs, this was one of the more fun albums of that era -- with great music to boot. There's a youthful punk energy and a genuine feeling of emerging from the homogeneousness of life in these songs that make them special. Ash contribute two excellent tracks that are high-paced with purposely silly lyrics. Other great contributions come from the Riverdales, Smoking Popes, Weezer, Dance Hall Crashers and the Muffs. Many have heard the great Green Day song, "J.A.R.," but it's the Goo Goo Dolls who actually steal the show. Their song "Ain't That Unusual" (also on A Boy Named Goo) is a majestic song with towering riffs and heartfelt lyrics. Overall, the youthful spirit from these songs carries them a long way, and it doesn't matter that they won't be prominently heard of again. Though I never did see "Angus" (and likely never will), the songs from the soundtrack are worth checking out.