Music and Lyrics - Music From The Motion Picture

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Artist: Various Artists
Label: Atlantic
Category: Music

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Format: Soundtrack
Language: English (Original Language)
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Running Time: 39 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4

UPC: 075678999536
EAN: 0075678999536

Release Date: February 19, 2007
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days

Tracks:

•	PoP! Goes My Heart
•	Buddha's Delight
•	Meaningless Kiss
•	Entering Bootytown
•	Way Back Into Love (Demo Version)
•	Tony The Beat
•	Dance With Me Tonight
•	Slam
•	Don't Write Me Off
•	Way Back Into Love
•	Different Sound
•	Love Autopsy

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.co.uk Review
Writer-director Marc Lawrence's romantic comedy gently satirizes the music industry's past and present via Hugh Grant's Alex Fletcher, a has-been Rock of the '80s icon given another shot at the charts by young pop diva Cora Corman (newcomer Haley Bennett). Grant gives some surprisingly credible--if often gently tongue-in-cheek--performances in his musical debut; indeed, he carries better than half the soundtrack with his earnest vocal charms. The production gets key help from Fountain of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger, who contributes a delicious, loving send-up of Wham! courtesy of "Meaningless Kiss," the emotive piano confessional "Don't Write Me Off," and two versions of "Way Back into Love," the comeback ballad/duet that drives the story line. A playful demo version of the latter pairs Grant with co-star Drew Barrymore (playing the florist who becomes Fletcher's unlikely songwriting foil), while Grant's ultimate duet with young Bennett evokes contemporary pop conceits with a keen, affectionate flair that also graces the young singer's Britney-esque "Buddha's Delight," "Slam," and the more obviously snarky "Entering Bootytown." Rounding out the collection are a pair of complimentary tracks by Swedish pop acts: The Sounds' bouncy "Tony the Beat" and the club-slinky groove of Teddybears' "Different Sound." Highlighted by Grant's sympathetic vocals and a knowing musical sensibility that never quite lapses into mere parody, it's a pop-lover's delight from start to finish. --Jerry McCulley

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