The Little Vampire: Music from and Inspired by (2000 Film) [Soundtrack]

the little vampire: music from and inspired by (2000 film) [soundtrack]

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This one gets points for concept: a movie made for children featuring music made primarily by children. Aaron Carter, the 12-year-old brother of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, kicks things off with "Iko Iko," while Swedish Abba impersonators A*Teens deliver "Gimme!Gimme!Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)," an upbeat dance-floor number destined for late-night TV compilations in 2010. Other teen sensations include Dream Street and No Authority, who each deliver the kind of product fans of the genre have come to expect. This is music designed for cruising not the hardscrabble streets of the city, but the consumer aisles of the shopping mall. Nearly every track, with its maniacal devotion to repeating the "hooks" as often as possible (one listen of Baha Men's "You Can Get It" should have you screaming, "Yes! I get it! I got it the first time!"), is guaranteed to thrill children while simultaneously driving their parents crazy. Which is precisely the point. --Rob O'Connor

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The Little Vampire: Music from and Inspired by (2000 Film) [Soundtrack]

Average customer rating:

Reason I Live is the Reason To Buy!
AWESOME!
Gimme Gimme Gimme!
Some have it...Some Don't
"fun-hair-raising music for Halloween trick-or-treaters"

The Little Vampire: Music from and Inspired by (2000 Film)
Various Artists - Soundtracks
Manufacturer: New Line Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004Z3MZ
Release Date: 2000-10-17

Tracks:

Iko Iko - Aaron Carter
Gimmie!Gimmie!Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) - A*Teens
Let's Get Funky Tonight - Dream Street
Best Friends - Angela Via
You Can Get It - Bahamen
Let Your Soul Shine - Bosson
Shalala Lala - The Vengaboys
Here I Am - No Authority
Flee Fly Flo - Fe-Mail
Reason I Live - Ace
Cool In The Wind - Michael Reiss
Requiem (The Fifth) - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

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This one gets points for concept: a movie made for children featuring music made primarily by children. Aaron Carter, the 12-year-old brother of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, kicks things off with "Iko Iko," while Swedish Abba impersonators A*Teens deliver "Gimme!Gimme!Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)," an upbeat dance-floor number destined for late-night TV compilations in 2010. Other teen sensations include Dream Street and No Authority, who each deliver the kind of product fans of the genre have come to expect. This is music designed for cruising not the hardscrabble streets of the city, but the consumer aisles of the shopping mall. Nearly every track, with its maniacal devotion to repeating the "hooks" as often as possible (one listen of Baha Men's "You Can Get It" should have you screaming, "Yes! I get it! I got it the first time!"), is guaranteed to thrill children while simultaneously driving their parents crazy. Which is precisely the point. --Rob O'Connor

Customer Reviews:

Reason I Live is the Reason To Buy!.......2006-04-26

Yes, folks, that is Brett "Ace" Young from American Idol singing "Reason I Live". Surprise!

AWESOME!.......2002-11-29

This is a REALLY good Soundtrack! The best track is def. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! by A*Teens! Its SO AWESOME!

However, there are some kinda stupid songs, like Dreamstreet's Lets Get Funky Tonight. They aren't even around anymore... they got broken up cuz of that song!

Other than that one song, the rest are GREAT!

Gimme Gimme Gimme!.......2001-05-13

This is a really good soundtrack-even if you didn't like the movie! All the songs are actually very cute, such as "Lets Get Funky" and Aaron Carter's "Iko Iko" but by far the best song is Gimme Gimme Gimme! That song is very fast, and has a spooky sound to it-I would have to say it is a hauntingly beautiful song. Definatly get this CD!

Some have it...Some Don't.......2001-02-03

If you want to buy this soundtrack than you should like pop style music. I think the CD is good, although some songs take away from others. The CD is a great one to dance to, or throw in at a party. Most of the songs are good, but some aren't. "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" has an almost annoying beat to it, and its the only one that I tend to pass up. By far the best song on the disk is DREAM STREET's "LET'S GET FUNKY TONIGHT" The song has a great beat and it doesn't irk me (yay!) The young men who sing it have great voices. They sound very talented and experienced despite the high range.

"fun-hair-raising music for Halloween trick-or-treaters".......2000-10-30

New Line Records presents a fun-filled with non-stop beats for the Halloween Season - "The Little Vampire", sure to satisfy the most finicky blood-sucker for the evening festivities.

This tale written by Angela Summer-Bodenburg, with director Ulrich Edel, starring Johathan Lipnicki (the little smart-aleck from "Jerry Maguire") befriends a young vampire boy whose family needs an ancient amulet to become mortal again. This inoffensive kiddie movie has enough special-effects magic and cheeky humor to keep the "Big Kids" (grown-ups) from squirming too much in their seats.

The music is definitely a highlight along with the special effects..."IKO IKO" (Aaron Carter) is a trip, "SHALALA LALA" (The Vengaboys) in the morning, evening and sunshine, "FLEE FLY FLO" (Fe-Mail) party-time for all vampires, dancing up a storm, and what Halloween celebration would be complete without this next little ditty "REQUIEM (THE FIFTH)" featuring Trans-Siberian Orchestra, fits the mood and witching-hour perfectly.

Total Time: 41:51 on 12 Tracks...New Line Records 90042...(2000)

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