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High School Musical

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Free Music Review: Great Music
Hit: 5 Stars

I finally found something that both my granddaughter and I can enjoy listening and dancing to together. Praise the Lord I don't need to keep telling her to turn it down, because it doesn't drive me crazy like some of her other music she and her mother listen to.

Free Music Review: I Wish I was in a High School Musical...
Hit: 5 Stars

I agree with all of the users that gave this a 5 stars. It is much cooler and awesome than the first disk! Now, you can sing-along to it and just even listen to it. The soundtrack is probobly the most liked and most popular disney channel soundtrack around. It is wonderful. Zac and Vanessa are such a cute couple and a great Doet! Everyone in my family loves High School Musical! I just love watching the movie and I love singing along!

1. START OF SOMETHING NEW 5/5
2. GET'CHA HEAD IN THE GAME 4/5
3. WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR 5/5
4. WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR (REPRISE) 5/5
5. STICK TO THE STATUS QUO 5/5
6. WHEN THERE WAS ME AND YOU 4/5
7. BOP TO THE TOP 4/5
8. BREAKING FREE 5/5
9. WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER 5/5!!!
10. I CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF OF YOU 5/5

And the 2cd CD is just as awesome! You won't waste your money on this one folks! Hope you enjoy!

Hope you enjoy!

Jordan
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Free Music Review: This is such a great CD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hit: 5 Stars

Hi!I'm Natasha,this Cd's sooo fantastic,and so is the movie!I listen to their songs in my IPOD and CD player!This is such a great thing to buy and you'll never regret!All that money you spent on this is worth it! I had written in Nintendogs,The sims 2 and the Sims 2 nightlife and they all are worth to buy too!

Free Music Review: Waddya know? A charming Disney film for kids and their unwitting parents
Hit: 4 Stars

As a 40-something adult, this is the kind of movie that would usually send me running from the room. Of course, things change if you have a target-aged young daughter who comes home and tells you that her friends told her this movie is a MUST WATCH!! All right, so with much trepidation I agreed to sit and watch this with my daughter.

And what do you know? It turns out to be charming. No, there are no surprises here (except maybe that it IS charming and not just treacly pap, as are so many for-kids morality movies). Someone had the clever idea of making a musical for kids--a series of music videos tethered by a thin plot, really--and it works. I have to admit that I was fully won over when the basketball practice turned into a music number (Get'cha Head in the Game), with the stock sounds of basketball (squeeky shoes, etc.) cleverly mixed into the song.

There are a number of pretty good songs/videos in the movie, though my favorite is the Breaking Free duet that basically serves as the climax.

Much has been made about the question of whether the actors who sing these songs are really all that musically talented. It's hard to say without seeing them perform live, but most of these songs have clearly been enhanced by an autotuner, which suggests these may be actors with very modest singing ability (typical of the modern Disney stable, think Hilary Duff, Christy Carlson Romano, etc.) rather than singers who can also act.

But who cares? The songs are catchy and worthwhile within the context of the film and they sound fine and in-tune and catchy on the soundtrack album. I don't expect that these actors will be taking the production on the road anytime soon, so it really is irrelevant what studio trickery might have been used to get the songs to their final state. This album is a fine sourvenir of the movie, and is eminently listenable (and often a lot more than that).

This "deluxe" version of the original soundtrack (which is still available in the non-deluxe version at a lower list price) includes a second disc with CD+Graphics karaoke versions of most of the songs on the soundtrack (missing are the What I'm Looking For reprise and Stick to the Status Quo), plus a relatively worthless Disney tie-in video promoting their latest faceless lollipop group (B5) performing Get'Cha Head in the Game, and a little foldout "poster". If your kids (or you) are are into karaoke, this deluxe version is probably worth the extra bucks. Otherwise, there's not much added value. (The original version features the same karaoke instrumentals for Start of Something New and Breaking Free, but they are not CD+graphics encoded, which means the lyrics won't appear on your video-compatible karaoke player).

Free Music Review: oh my girsh
Hit: 5 Stars

This soundtrack is so awesome i just finshed the karoke verison like 5 minutes ago and it is so fab if your child loves hsm give them this 2-disc soundtrack. They will fall in love with this cd. A great Buy.
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