The WB network's popular series finds California fashion designer Ava Gregory's (Lori Loughlin) hip beachfront lifestyle turned topsy-turvy when a family tragedy spurs her to take custody of her niece and two nephews. The ... more »show's buoyant soundtrack plays off those often bittersweet familial concerns with a collection that's by turns spunky and introspective. The energetic punk-pop of Bowling for Soup?s "Undertow," Collective Soul's "General Attitude" and "All Downhill From Here" from Florida's New Found Glory kick the collection off in high gear, before the blue-eyed, teeny-pop-soul of Jesse McCartney's hit "Get Your Shine On" breaks the spell. Alt.vets Lisa Loeb and New York's Ivy offer quieter, more poignant intrigues, while Kenny Wayne Shepherd dishes up the arena-scaled "Alive" and newcomers Kristian Leontiou and Ringside round out the collection with haunting R&B angst and club-friendly grooves, respectively. --Jerry McCulley« less
The WB network's popular series finds California fashion designer Ava Gregory's (Lori Loughlin) hip beachfront lifestyle turned topsy-turvy when a family tragedy spurs her to take custody of her niece and two nephews. The show's buoyant soundtrack plays off those often bittersweet familial concerns with a collection that's by turns spunky and introspective. The energetic punk-pop of Bowling for Soup?s "Undertow," Collective Soul's "General Attitude" and "All Downhill From Here" from Florida's New Found Glory kick the collection off in high gear, before the blue-eyed, teeny-pop-soul of Jesse McCartney's hit "Get Your Shine On" breaks the spell. Alt.vets Lisa Loeb and New York's Ivy offer quieter, more poignant intrigues, while Kenny Wayne Shepherd dishes up the arena-scaled "Alive" and newcomers Kristian Leontiou and Ringside round out the collection with haunting R&B angst and club-friendly grooves, respectively. --Jerry McCulley
"This soundtrack is amazing. It has a deverse music selection. It has upbeat music and slow music all if it's worth listening to. My favorite song is All American Reject's "My Paper Heart".
I recommend it to everyone.
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Summerland-ness
Cathlene Antrim | Salinas, CA USA | 08/18/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Even if you don't watch Summerland this soundtrack is more than worth picking up, if only for the All American Rejects "My Paper Heart" and New Found Glory's "All Downhill From Here." Jesse McCartney, one of the stars, proves he is multitalented with "Get Your Shine On." Buy this cd and immerse yourself in all it's Summerland-ness!"
Very Good
mark twian | ca | 08/11/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"And not just because of jesse mccartney but because it have other various artists modern teens like today"
OK SOUNDTRACK
allie rodgers | Gulfport, MS (originally and still in my heart a L | 07/16/2005
(3 out of 5 stars)
"Ok so I was looking forward to this one but it wasnt that good to me. I liked the show, but missed some of the final episodes. Kinda got lost from Summerland, but dang, the cd only have 2 songs I actually loved to listen to from beginning to end. Sadly one was the theme song. The other was Get Your Shine On. WOW!
But other than those I would rather by the Charmed or One Tree Hill Soundtrack.The Cd didnt have flavor to me. Current tracks."
GREAT!
Līna | 07/13/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I LOVE Summerland! Its really great and the ALBUM SOUNDTRACK is really AWESOME! You should really get this cause all the songs are just really great! I really LOVE the Theme song! Its the best EVER! So make sure you pick it up, It all kinda ties into the episodes of summerland too, also all the songs each have their own personality, so that gives you different variety of music...if you love music and just love to lay back and listen, take it easy, this is for you!"