Mandy Moore, Various Artists - Soundtracks - Center Stage (2000 Film)

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Free Music Notes for Center Stage (2000 Film)

Free Music Review: Great listening
Hit: 5 Stars

The first song is Mandy Moore's first big hit "Wanna Be With You". It annoyed me until I saw the movie and bought the soundtrack. It fits with the plot so I'll give it a thumb up.

Number two is "First Kiss" by International Five. This would also normally annoy me, but it's sappyness again fits with the movie, so I have grown to like it.

The third song is "Don't Get Lost in the Crowd" sung by Ashley Ballard. This is the best "unknown" song I heard on the soundtrack. I really like it.

P.Y.T. wins me over simply for their name, I mean, naming yourself after a Michael Jackson song earns you numerous points before anyone has heard you. But "We're Dancing" is also an awesome song, it has energy and an up-tempo that inspires me to dance everytime I hear it.

Thunderbugs singing "Friends Forever" can get on my nerves. The lyrics are so sickly sweet I can only handle this song after I've seen the movie, or if I haven't listened to the CD in awhile. But it's an ok song.

I usually skip over "Get Used to This" by Cyrena, and the next P.Y.T. song "A Girl Can Dream" to get to the Jamiroquai song faster, but they have their good points. Both are sort of softer compared to the other songs on the album.

"Cosmic Girl" by Jamiroquai is of course amazing. It provides the PERFECT mood to dance and get energized. I absolutely love it.

Ok, I am a big fan on Stevie Wonder, and his version of "Higher Ground" is much better than the Red Hot Chili Peppers' cover, but the song makes me think of the scene in the jazz class, so I can forgive the rock style and unintelligible lyrics. The beat provides a very...loud mood.

I always skip Elvis Crespo and Gizelle D'Cole's "Come Baby Come" while listening to this CD simply because I can only tolerate it while watching the dancers in the salsa bar. I'm not a big fan of this song.

Ahhh..."The Way You Make Me Feel" by the King of Pop is undoubtedly the best track on this album. Kudos to those who decided to add this to the soundtrack and put it in the last ballet scene. That was the hilight and best decision of the movie.

Ruff Endz' "If I Was the One" (which is written by Diane Warren) is great. I personally like that R&B sound, soul, sappy, and beautiful.

The next Jamiroquai song, "Canned Heat" is amazing while accompanied with the dancing in the movie, which again inspires me to get up and dance. Great great song.

I don't particularly like the last track which is a remix of the first song. So I just stop on a good note, Jamiroquai.

This album is awesome and a great addition to anyone's collection. Buy it! And see the movie if you haven't.

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