On the Line [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Stewart Copeland （Jive）


CD
発売日：2001年10月16日(火)


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  1. On The Line
  2. That Girl (Will Never Be Mine)
  3. Under You
  4. Don't Look Down
  5. Let's Stay Together
  6. Let Me Be
  7. Falling
  8. Do You C What I C?
  9. Ready To Fall
  10. To Be Able To Love (Jonathan Peters Radio Mix)
  11. My Hit Song
  12. Say You'll Walk The Distance
  13. Take Me On
  14. Can't Trust Myself
  15. Ready To Fall
レビュー (Amazon)
On the Line, a romantic comedy starring 'N Sync's Lance Bass and Joey Fatone, is accompanied by this disc, which both consolidates the standing of some of the industry's biggest teen-poppers and singles out new Jive Records signings. New 'N Sync and Fatone tracks, along with the title cut (a summit meeting of Bass, Fatone, Mandy Moore, and others), offer little new, while Britney Spears's "Let Me Be" points to her growing vocal maturity. Much more audacious is "My Hit Song," a Melissa Lefton tune that displays a Josie and the Pussycats-style irony about the current star-making machinery. Along with Vitamin C's Abba-esque "Do You C What I C?" and the return of Robyn ("What It Takes") on "Say You'll Walk the Distance," it's a highlight. Adolescent country artist Meredith Edwards adds to the project's synergy with a second version of Fatone's showcase, "Ready to Fall," while Al Green's disco-fied remake of his "Let's Stay Together" is a puzzler, distinguished only by his joyous performance. --Rickey Wright
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