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A Walk to Remember

A Walk to Remember
 

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A Walk to Remember

 
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Label: Sony
Rating: 4.5
 
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Description: With Britney Spears exploring her burgeoning sexuality, at least on record and stage, Mandy Moore makes her most wholesome offering yet with A Walk to Remember. The soundtrack to this chaste love story offers several Moore tracks along with contributions by guitar-driven Christian-popsters Switchfoot. (She and Switchfoot singer Jonathan Foreman meet on a cover of New Radicals' "Someday We'll Know.") Forgoing the dance-pop that first put her in the charts, Moore sticks mostly to safe ballads that make romance sound as exciting as cleaning one's room. Only the most straitlaced of parents will find anything to protest here. --Rickey Wright
 
 

 
Tracklist of A Walk to Remember

Disc 1
1 I Dare You To Move - Switchfoot   no lyrics yet - submit it
2 Cry - Mandy Moore   no lyrics yet - submit it
3 Someday We'll Know - Mandy Moore & Jonathan Foreman   no lyrics yet - submit it
4 Dancing In The Moonlight (2001 Remix) - Toploader   no lyrics yet - submit it
5 Learning To Breathe - Switchfoot   no lyrics yet - submit it
6 Only Hope - Mandy Moore   no lyrics yet - submit it
7 It's Gonna Be Love - Mandy Moore   no lyrics yet - submit it
8 You - Switchfoot   no lyrics yet - submit it
9 If You Believe - Rachael Lampa   no lyrics yet - submit it
10 No One - Cold   no lyrics yet - submit it
11 So What Does It All Mean? - West, Gould & Fitzgerald   no lyrics yet - submit it
12 Mother, We Just Can't Get Enough - New Radicals   no lyrics yet - submit it
13 Only Hope - Switchfoot   no lyrics yet - submit it

Reviews:

A Soundtrack to Remember

I am a huge addict of movie soundtracks and nearly everytime I have been overwhelmed by the fantastic music. "A Walk to Remember" is certainly no exception, by combining soothing mellow rock with pop music to create an immensly enjoyable and powerful hour of music. The songs reflect off the deep themes of the movie and listening to this soundtrack really transports me back to the scene - as every good soundtrack should do.



1) "Dare You to Move" by Switchfoot.

This song is played at one of the critical changing points in the film (without giving too much away!) I have become a serious Switchfoot fan because of this soundtrack. Dare you to Move is a gorgeous and emotional song with nice lyrics.

8/10



2) "Cry" by Mandy Moore

This soundtrack features some of the best song Mandy Moore has ever sung. Though her lyrics are in typical poppy fashion and arent particularly original, it is nevertheless one of my favourites. "Cry" has the most beautiful uplifting melody and nice harmonies. It is the song played in the closing credits of the movie.

9/10



3)"Someday We'll Know" by Mandy Moore and Jonathon Foreman

A duet with Mandy Moore and Switchfoot's frontman automatically hints this is a good song! Its a sweet song, although not my absolute favourite, but I love listening to it to reflect back to the part in the movie when Jamie and Landon dance on her porch! *sigh*

8/10



4)"Dancing in the Moonlight" by Toploader

This song was a radio hit when it was released, so it was really nice to finally own a great song of the past. The song is played when Jamie and Landon are bonding. I love the intros and the great rhythm! It's just a really good song to let loose to!

8/10



5)"Learning to Breathe" by Switchfoot

The second of four songs on this soundtrack by Switchfoot. I love this song, mostly because of its instrumentals and chorus. It is played when Jamie and Landon show up to school together and I thought it just flowed so harmonically with the scene. I love this song!

9/10



6)"Only Hope" by Mandy Moore

Definately Mandy Moore's best song to date, let alone my second favourite off the entire album. This song is simply electrifying, with eerie piano and Mandy's voice is haunting. The song gave me shivers with its stunningly beautiful lyrics and I absolutely adore it! Mandy actaully sings it in the movie as Jamie at the school play

10/10



7)"It's Gonna Be Love" by Mandy Moore

This is the last of Mandy Moore's songs on the album. I like its melody and backing music and Mandy's vocals a good. Again, the lyrics arent very imaginative, but I still like it, and its in a good part in the movie and Landon gives Jamie a tattoo!

9/10



8)"You" by Switchfoot

This song is my all-time favourite off the album, and is now one of my favourite songs ever. Switchfoot nailed this song to perfection. Its instrumentals feature a harmonic cello and adds so much depth and emotion. The lyrics are stunning and the message behind this song is beautiful! Its an electrifying song! It's played during a huge turning point in the movie (again, I wont give anything away!)

10/10!! (without question!)



9) "If You Believe" by Rachael Lampa

I didnt really like this song. Mostly because I dont particularly care for Rachael's voice. Its my least favourite off the album. The song doesnt really play a big part in the movie either. Its only heard for literally 2 seconds when Jamie and Landon are driving in the car.

5/10



10)"No One" by Cold

It is the most heavy metal off the album. Its not a favourite of mine, due to its melody, doesnt really get me.

6/10



11)"So What Does it all Mean?" by West, Gould and Fitzgerald

I congratualte Shane West for his writing of this song. Its a cool song and Wests vocals arent half bad.

7/10



12)"Mother, We Just can't get enough" by New radicals

Gotta like this song! I really like it. Its fun and lively. Cool lyrics... "Theres something about YOOOOU!" hehe!

8/10



13) "only Hope" by Switchfoot

This is Switchfoot's rendition of the same song Mandy Moore sings, and again its one of the gems off the album! Its arranged differently, but still just as effectively and the vocals are stunning! Its played in one of the best parts of the movie, but if i said which bit... it would kinda ruin the ENTIRE movie! hehe

10/10









So in conclusion, "A Walk to Remember" Soundtrack is excellent! I never thought that pop music could be combined with rock and still make great listening but this soundtrack definately proved me wrong. Its an album i will look to for inspiration and comfort when I am not at my best. Beautiful!

Amazing!!!

This soundtrack is so beautiful,and it pefectly depicts the movie. Switchfoot would not be so popular today without their contribution to this soundtrack. Mandy Moore really showed she is more than just an actress or teen pop star. "Only Hope" is so pretty and reveals the passionate side of the movie and Mandy Moore's character. This is totally appropriate for all ages and is incredible! So worth the money!

You call this a soundtrack?

I havnt heard music this terrible since the Chicago Bears decided to make a music video. Hosnestlly the only thing worse than this soundtrack is the accompanying movie. Jared Fogel is to acting what this soundtrack is to music. I wish his diet consisted of Mandy Moore rather than subway because then we wouldnt have to deal with her. Please do the world a favor and if you buy this soundtrack burn it immedietly. I can't think of a more altruistic act than that. Also savage garden is terrible, anyone who likes them should go live in a womens prison with boy george. Brian C.....dont even try to respond.