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Just one of those fun cds you pop in and make you feel good

Michael J. Recon | 02/21/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Coming off other hit soundtracks for movies like "Freaky Friday", "The Lizzie McGuire Movie", and "Cheetah Girls" the "Confessions of A Teenage Drama Queen" soundtrack is full of pop/rock ditties and uptempo dance melodies. This soundtrack is more for younger audiences but can appeal to older audiences also. The first track on the cd is the great Pop radio friendly song "That Girl(Drama Queen)" sung by the star of the movie Lindsay Lohan. Having an infectious pop/rock beat filled with guitar driven beats and keyboard inspired sounds. The second track, is probably one of my favorites by an upcoming pop singer named Cherie. She sings the song "Ready" where it sounds like she is following the footsteps of powerhouse diva Celine Dion. The song is pop infectious also with its catchy chorus with stays in your head--an earworm you might say. Other standout tracks include Lindsay Lohan's "What Are You Waiting For" which sounds like a preview sound of what is next for the future of Lindsay's upcoming pop career. Very solid pop/rock sounds of enlightened fun and happiness. Also, the heavy sweet vulnerable rocky pop ballad "Tomorrow" by Lillix, a nice acoustic version of the rock hit "Perfect" by Simple Plan, and another infectious ditty by Nikki Cleary called "1-2-3". The cd is very teen pop/rock friendly but lacks some substance when it comes to lyrical content. But still a great pop record to listen to. This may also be a preview of Lindsay Lohan's upcoming Pop singing career. I'd give this CD a B+"

Confessions!

Jordan Utz | Salem, Massachusetts | 03/19/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Simular to the Freaky Friday original soundtrack, this is a fun and hip soundtrack! This soundtrack is a perfect delightment, having some tracks from Lindsay Lohan, the star of Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. I was looking for the most of the songs that weren't in the soundtrack, though. Here are the songs that were featured in the movie, but didn't make it onto the soundtrack!



Never Leave You (Uh Oh)" (Carla's Theme)

Written by Lumidee Cedeno, Teddy Mendez, Edwin Perez, Stephen "Lenky" Marsden

Performed by Lumidee

Courtesy of Universal Records

Under license from Universal Music Enterprises



"Don't Move On"

Written and Produced by Martin Blasick

Performed by Adam Garcia



"Style"

Written by David Anderson, Doug Jansen Smith, Christopher Jennings

Performed by Lacey Atchison

Courtesy of Sound Cell



"Ready to Learn"

Written and Produced by Martin Blasick

Performed by Adam Garcia



"I Wanna be Loved by You"

Written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Herbert Stothart

Produced by Mark Mothersbaugh

Vocals by Susan Boyd



"Any Other Girl"

Written by Stine Hjelm Jacobsen, Lars Iversen, Peter Iversen, Morten Krog Helgesen

Performed by Nu

Courtesy of Adventures in Music Ltd.

Under exclusive license in the United States to Universal Records

Under license from Universal Music Enterprises



"Shake Your Coconuts"

Written by Junior and Senior

Performed by Junior Senior

Courtesy of Crunchy Frog/Atlantic Recording Corp.

By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing/Universal Music Denmark

Under license from Universal Music Enterprises



"Blow You Away"

Written and Performed by Christian Lane

Courtesy of Christian Lane



"Up, Up, Up"

Written and Performed by Rose Falcon

Courtesy of Columbia Records

By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

As featured in the Walt Disney Pictures production "Inspector Gadget II"



"Feel Alright"

Written by Lynn Nichols, Tedd Tjornhom, Chrissy Conway, Alisa Girard, Kristin Swinford

Performed by ZoeGirl

Courtesy of Sparrow Records



"Not Done Yet"

Written by Max Hsu, Dave Ghazarian

Performed by Superchic[k]

Courtesy of Inpop Records



"Life is Beautiful"

Written by Jeff Franzel, Eve Nelson, Shelly Peiken, Maria Christensen

Performed by Jill Gioia

Courtesy of Nelson-O'Reilly Productions, Inc.



Those were the songs that didn't make onto the soundtrack. The album producers DID have enough space to add a couple more onto the CD, but just chose not to (why?). Anyways, great soundtrack to listen to and totally worth the listen.



1. Drama Queen (That Girl) - Lindsay Lohan 5/5

2. I'm Ready - Cherie 5/5

3. Ladies Night - Atomic Kitten 5/5

4. Perfect (Acoustic) - Simple Plan 4/5

5. Tomorrow - Lillix 5/5

6. What Are You Waiting For - Lindsay Lohan 5/5

7. Na Na - Superchick 5/5

8. 1-2-3 - Nikki Cleary 4/5

9. Don't Move On/Living for the City/Changes (Medley) - Lindsay Lohan 5/5

10. Boom - Fan 3 5/5

11. A Day in the Life - Lindsay Lohan 5/5

12. Real Me - Alexis 5/5

13. Unsweet 16 - Wakefield 4/5

14. Only in the Movies - Diffuser 5/5



If you liked this, you probobly would like

1. Freaky Friday original soundtrack

2. Ella Enchanted original soundtrack

AND

3. A Cinderella Story original soundtrack



Hope you enjoy!



Jordan

Overall grade* A-"

A Very Good CD!!!!

Jordan Utz | 03/20/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I am 11, and I love this cd!!! I admit, the movie was a bit on the cheesy side, but the cd is excellent. It has a whole mixture of pop, rock, and hip hop. It also has a variaty of singers that are somewhat alike, but somewhat different. If you want to make up a dance routine, or just dance, this is the cd you have been searching for. My 14 year old sister borrows it, my mom likes it, and all of my friends own it, and are listening to it constatly! In other words, this cd is great, and even if you are 51 or 2, you should buy this cd!"