This is a soundtrack that is still fresh and funky even in 2007 where the synthesised sounds and beats-driven songs are the in thing. The lyrics are a mixture of love, emotions and life experiences delivered in a variety of mediums from powered ballads like ‘Move It Slow’ to fusions of classical ... Read review
Advantages: Good mix of soul, hip hop, pop, raggae , pop and a bit of classical Disadvantages: some overly suggestive lyrics
This is a soundtrack that is still fresh and funky even in 2007 where the synthesised sounds and beats-driven songs are the in thing. The lyrics are a mixture of love, emotions and life experiences delivered in a variety of mediums from powered ballads like ‘Move It Slow’ to fusions of classical and pop in ‘All or Nothing’.
‘Shining Through’, the theme song of the movie is given a hip yet classic treatment by rap star Fredro Starr ... ...power of love through very conversational lyrics.
For those who want shake something and get into the groove,’ Murder She Wrote’ will take you back to the Caribbean in the 90s, so get ready for waist winding.
Hip Hop breakers and poppers,’ You Can Do It’ would get you into the party mood in no time. You can try out some of the moves to the movie to this.
‘Bonafide’ and ‘You Make Me Sick’ are more pop ... more
This is a soundtrack that is still fresh and funky even in 2007 where the synthesised sounds and beats-driven songs are the in thing. The lyrics are a mixture of love, emotions and life experiences delivered in a variety of mediums from powered ballads like ‘Move It Slow’ to fusions of classical and pop in ‘All or Nothing’.
‘Shining Through’, the theme song of the movie is given a hip yet classic treatment by rap star Fredro Starr and the soulful Jill Scott. This captures the emotion and power of love through very conversational lyrics.
For those who want shake something and get into the groove,’ Murder She Wrote’ will take you back to the Caribbean in the 90s, so get ready for waist winding.
Hip Hop breakers and poppers,’ You Can Do It’ would get you into the party mood in no time. You can try out some of the moves to the movie to this.
‘Bonafide’ and ‘You Make Me Sick’ are more pop oriented, good for improvised dancing. ‘You Know What’s Up’ is a mixture of soulful hip hop and a very catchy but subtle groove.
For head nodding music, ’You’ , ‘Get It on Tonight’ and ‘My Window’ are great tracks. Good accompaniments and strong vocal performances especially the harmonies.
For the older generation, K-CI and Jojo’s Crazy does the trick every time. Great to sing along to or even slow dance to.
Overall this is a good collection; the only negative is that some of the lyrics are overly suggestive like ‘You Can Do It’.
Advantages: a wide range of r & b styles and some classic tunes Disadvantages: ballads - yuck!
A GREAT SOUNDTRACK
I love the film "Save the LastDance" which stars Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas as star crossed lovers trying to have a multi-cultural relationship much to the disgust of their peers. Their relationship begins through a mutual love of dance, although their ideas of what constitutes good dancing are entirely different. In the film, Thomas's character teaches Julia's how to appreciate and move to r & b and hip-hop music and the soundtrack of the film reflects this. Which is one of the reasons why it is one of the few soundtracks I actually own and love.
THE GREAT TUNES
The album opens with "Shining Through", the theme-tune to the film. This features rapper Fredro Starr and soul singer Jill Scott and samples the Cyndi Lauper hit from the eighties with the same name, combining this with Starr's rap which is ...
Advantages: Great variation, excellent quality Disadvantages: none what-so-ever
***Soundtrack Tracklist***
1. Shining Through (theme from "Save the LastDance") - Fredro Starr and Jill Scott
2. You - Lucy Pearl (featuring Snoop Dogg and Q Tip)
3. Bonafide - X-2-C
4. Crazy - K-Ci and Jojo
5. You make me sick - Pink
6. U Know What's Up - Donell Jones
7. Move it Slow - Kevon Edmonds
8. Murder she wrote - Chaka Demus & Pliers
9. You can do it - Ice Cube (featuring Mack 10 and Ms. Toi)
10. My Window - Soulbone
11. Only you - 112 (featuring The Notorious B.I.G.)
12. Get it on Tonite - Montell Jordan
13. All or Nothing - Athena Cage
14. Shining Through (Theme from "Save the LastDance")(Soulshock and Karlin Bonus track) - Fredro Starr and Jill Scott
Save the lastdance was renound for its fantastic soundtrack which is a compilation of some of the finest hip hop and RnB tunes to date. Many may assume ...
Advantages: if you like hip hop you will love this Disadvantages: none
This album is ideal for those people who want to ease into hip hop gently.
The album is perfect for a workout as most of the tracks are high energy with the slower ones to allow you to warm up or down.
Each track has it's own special place in the film and when you listen to the album you remember what happened on each part of the film.
The best time to play this album is during a girls night in or just before a girls night out, and the album is a good end to watching the film as it means that you can savour every memory of Derek's dancing.
My experience of this album was one of pure energy and i found it hard to keep my feet still. ...
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