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That's So Raven (TV Series) (2002)
音楽：ジョン・コーダ
Music Composed by John Coda
Music Composed by John Coda
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That's So Raven[Limited Edition] [Soundtrack] [Import]Various Artists
レーベル：Walt Disney Records レビュー (Amazon) Disney has come to dominate the next-gen practice of pasting crowd pleasers into its soundtracks, and so it goes with Raven. Which, in this case, was a particularly wise move. Raven's contributions to these songs "from and inspired by" her tween-targeted TV show are fine, but don't go much farther. So instead of bumping the star's first two thumping, pop-slick tracks against Cheryl Lynn's disco classic "To Be Real," this disc's producers inserted a warm-up: Jesse McCartney's "Beautiful Soul" serves as a pleasant-enough buffer between manufactured music and the real, rip-roaring deal. Later, Des'ree's sophisticated "You Gotta Be" offsets Jump5's frantic futzing about on its cover of "We Are Family," continuing the high-low split. Sliced in are straight-outta-Kidz Bop anthems "Ultimate" and "There's Gotta Be (More to Life)," but ultimately we're returned to Raven, who holds her own but has reason to feel self-conscious about singing, for the second time, a song called "Supernatural" (a nod to her TV character's psychic gifts, but still). If the music scores a collective B minus, the package gets an A for extras: A bonus DVD has four Raven music videos, and the CD also works as a "special message" CD-ROM. --Tammy La Gorce |
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That's So Raven[Limited Edition] [Soundtrack] [Import]発売日：2004年5月18日(火)
レーベル：Walt Disney Records レビュー (Amazon) Disney has come to dominate the next-gen practice of pasting crowd pleasers into its soundtracks, and so it goes with Raven. Which, in this case, was a particularly wise move. Raven's contributions to these songs "from and inspired by" her tween-targeted TV show are fine, but don't go much farther. So instead of bumping the star's first two thumping, pop-slick tracks against Cheryl Lynn's disco classic "To Be Real," this disc's producers inserted a warm-up: Jesse McCartney's "Beautiful Soul" serves as a pleasant-enough buffer between manufactured music and the real, rip-roaring deal. Later, Des'ree's sophisticated "You Gotta Be" offsets Jump5's frantic futzing about on its cover of "We Are Family," continuing the high-low split. Sliced in are straight-outta-Kidz Bop anthems "Ultimate" and "There's Gotta Be (More to Life)," but ultimately we're returned to Raven, who holds her own but has reason to feel self-conscious about singing, for the second time, a song called "Supernatural" (a nod to her TV character's psychic gifts, but still). --Tammy La Gorce |
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Disney Channel Hits: Take 1 (W/Dvd)[Import]Various Artists
レーベル：Walt Disney Records |
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Disney's Karaoke Series: That's So Raven[Karaoke] [Import]Various Artists
レーベル：Walt Disney Records |
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That's So Raven[Soundtrack] [Import]Various Artists
レーベル：Walt Disney Records レビュー (Amazon) The best thing about That's So Raven Too! may be that it's not really so Raven after all. Instead of this being an all-Ms.-Symone-all-the-time affair--something only dyed-in-the-wool Raven-ites, if such a tribe exists, could handle--we get the same pleasant dice-up the original disc doled out. That means a pinch of Jesse McCartney ("She's No You," remixed), a dash of Aretha Franklin ("Respect"), and a drizzle of the usual Disney suspects, including the enduringly appealing Aly & AJ ("Walking on Sunshine"), Orlando Brown ("Will it Go Round in Circles"), and B5 (who get busy, and get the nod for concocting a surprisingly good track, with "Let's Groove"). Again, Raven's not going to win critical raves for her slicker-than-vinyl vocal stylings here--they're too canned for that. But by ending with the "B.F.F. Mix" of "Some Call It Magic," the former Cosby kid ratchets up the go-girl, friends-to-the-end charm. And what could be more Raven than that? --Tammy La Gorce |
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That's So Raven[Soundtrack] [Import]Various
レーベル：Walt Disney |
