Bring It On (2000 Film)
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Free Music Notes for Bring It On (2000 Film)
Free Music Review: This CD is Missing Something
Hit: 2 Stars
While this CD does have good songs like "As If" and "Mickey", it is DEFINITLY missing something. Where is the oh so wonderful "You're Just What I Need" song? You know, the one that Torrance get's from Missy's brother. Now why did they leave it out? I don't know. I want to find someway to get it, or write to the company or something, but I don't know what to do. If you can do anything to get it or tell them to put it on the CD, DO!Free Music Review: An example of mainstream music.
Hit: 2 Stars
The movie "Bring It On" is likeable and peppy because it is quite unlike most other teenage movies. The soundtrack, however, trades originality for mainstream, playing only the songs they think people want to hear. Most of the songs from the competitions are missing, as well as some of the songs from the trailer. The movie is terrific, but the soundtrack is basically a letdown.Free Music Review: Rufus King is Just What You Need
Hit: 2 Stars
The songs I loved in the movie were not the ones that ended up on the soundtrack. This CD is a collection of JockJams, without great songs by Sum41 and Mest that you hear in the movies. I was really looking for the song "Just What I Need" that is written for Torrance in the movie. ...Free Music Review: Missing song information
Hit: 2 Stars
In case anyone else is looking for it, the song that's playing during the stolen cheer (the one that begins with "Brr, it's cold in here") is The 900 # by The 45 King. It's too bad they left it off the soundtrack!Free Music Review: WHERE IS THE SONG BY RUFUS KING????
Hit: 1 Stars
It was a poor decision to put this album out without including some of the best songs in the movie. Where is the song “JUST WHAT I NEED” by Rufus King and who’s decision was it to not put it on the soundtrack. Good judgement is obviously used sparingly by the person who put this soundtrack together. The song “Just What I Need” is not sung by Cliff in real life. RUFUS KING is the band to credit for the amazing track. RUFUS KING is a real band from LA and you can buy their CD, MORE THAN A LOT, with "JUST WHAT I NEED."