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 A fantastic mixdown of music! July 20, 2002
Marcos Zimermann (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Stuart Little is THE SOUNDTRACK of the year! Absolutely amazing, it contains some superstarts tracks, like Celine Dion's, Billy Gillman's and Mandy Moore's... Just a great mix of pop, jazz and soul! Perfct for this summer... The BIG JEWEL is Celine Dion's "I'M ALIVE", I think its gonna be the tune of the year! A great danceable pop song with a catchy melody, a great beat and beautiful lyrics. UNFORGETABLE!
FABULOUS! September 5, 2002
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My kids (four and five) asked for this CD after seeing the movie and I have to admit, it's wonderful. Even the instrumental ones are big hits in our house. Buy it; you won't be disappointed.
 CD for music lovers of all kinds! December 31, 2002
mike b (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm a soundtrack fan but rarely does a soundtrack fully impress me to a large extent. Stuart Little 2 Soundtrack is probably better than most of the ones that I have ever purchased. I went on to listen to it more than twice. This CD includes great classic favourites, some redone by newer artists and it crosses the musical genre boundary to include songs from various styles of music. Mandy Moore's 'Top Of The World' is definately among her best while Chantal Kreviazuk's 'Another Small Adventure' is a fun offering and she's definately an artist that you'll be hearing more from in the next few months. Other great songs include Shawn Colvin's light hearted 'Hold On To The Good Things', 'Count On Me' from Billy Gilman and Celine Dion's 'I'm Alive'.
5 Stars, for a kid's movie soundtrack? You bet! February 9, 2003
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's rare when the soundtrack to a movie is better than the movie itself, but this one fits the bill (and I gave the movie 4 stars, so it's not like I'm slamming the movie).Great compilation, with some very unique tunes. Nathan Lane, re-reprising his role of Snow Bell singing "One" is outstanding, and the rest of the tracks hold up well. Very kid friendly, but it won't drive the adults crazy.
Can't get it out of my head! August 14, 2002
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a great one... The opening number, "I'm Alive", rocks! As far as the other pieces, well, not bad at all. Emotions ranged from pure joy to tenderness... Also, Nathan Hale in "One" comes portrays very convincingly the cynical cat, Snowball. What can I say? Mandy Moore, etc., ALL the performers were excellent, and Alan Silvestri shows why he's such a highly valued composer.
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