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How To Deal Music From And In [Soundtrack]

David Kitay Audio CD
4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)

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1. Billy S - Skye Sweetnam
2. Do You Realize?? - The Flaming Lips
3. It's On The Rocks - The Donnas
4. Why Can't I? - Liz Phair
5. Wild World - Beth Orton
6. Not Myself - John Mayer
7. That's When I Love You - Aslyn
8. Thinking About Tomorrow - Beth Orton
9. Promise Ring - Tremolo
10. Take The Long Road And Walk It - The Music
11. Waves - Marjorie Fair
12. Surrender - Echo
13. Wild World - Cat Stevens

Product Description

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Multitalented media queen Mandy Moore learns exactly how to deal with the messy maze of relationships and falling in love in her latest cinematic vehicle--meaning, appropriately, that Deal's tunes largely have the type of fuzzy, love-obsessed glow which envelops any knee-weakening crush. Liz Phair's syrupy-sweet pop nugget "Why Can't I?" serves as a digital heartbeat to John Mayer's acoustic earnestness and two low-key splashes of orchestral moodiness from Beth Orton, including a husky cover of Cat Stevens' "Wild World." Symphonic quirkiness from the Flaming Lips and the Music's dance-boogie firestorm add some spice, but, surprisingly, lesser-known artists steal the show away from these veterans. Canadian Skye Sweetnam sounds like Letters to Cleo's kid sister on her irresistible, rainbow-rocking debut single "Billy S.," and Marjorie Fair's "Waves" is picturesque, Brit-pop-dreamy rock. Despite generic cuts from singer-songwriter Aslyn and the jazzy electro act Echo, the album's tunes smartly cover all aspects of romance, from the initial pining away to the giddiness of a first kiss. In other words, How to Deal is the real deal. --Annie Zaleski

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In a way bummed July 18 2003
By Amber
Format:Audio CD
it is a awesome soundtrack! ( I always love sound tracks because you get such a varity of so many good songs on one CD..... but I was bummed that Mandy didn't have a song on this one.
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Missing a few songs I think July 10 2004
Format:Audio CD
Can somebody tell me whats the name and artist of the song played in the scene where halley is getting out of the new years party in her friend's house and leaving with macon. It starts off saying leaving leaving yea no one likes to leave. Can anyone email me if they know it.
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Not Mainstream.... Awesome Feb 15 2004
By Molly
Format:Audio CD
This is a teenage movie with Mandy Moore starring, so clearly when I saw it I thought it would be full of pop music. I was so wonderfully deceived. I'm a 16 year old myself, but having artits such as The Flaming Lips and The Donnas, both of which amazing bands without enough recognition, and unknown songs by mainstream artists such as John Mayer. I love Cat Stevens, so i was bucoup impressed with that. The most delightful suprise of all was the Beth Orton song. I've been a fan for many years, but no one my age knows her. All-in-all it is a great soundtrack for a phenomonal movie. I could do without the Liz Phair song, but who couldn't. I was taken aback by the music choices, and it was a thrill. I'm so greatful that people my age may finally realize what good music is all about.
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Most recent customer reviews
Last Song On trailer
I dont know if this drove anyone else crazy, but, the song at the end of the trailer for the movie is "Here is Gone" by the Goo Goo Dolls
Published on Jan 13 2004 by jazzman
Best soundtrack in a long time...
I had been waiting forever for the price of the soundtrack to go down but then I decided it would be a while and I finally bought it. But I sure got my money's worth. Read more
Published on Aug 20 2003 by "r0cksteadyo8"
Michelle Branch not on the cd?
Hey! I answer to the gal that asked what was the name of the first song in the trailer. It's I'd Rather Be In Love , by Michelle Branch.
Published on Aug 14 2003
This Music will make you want to Dance!
The music from the new motion picture "How to Deal" is great. My favorite songs from this soundtrack is (1)billy s.(4) Why can't I (6)Not Myself and (7)That's When I Love you. Read more
Published on Aug 6 2003
A Pretty Decent Movie Soundtrack...
I'm honestly not a big fan of movie soundtracks, but while watching "How To Deal" I enjoyed a lot of the songs. Read more
Published on Aug 3 2003 by Brittany Rose
Whats the Song?
On the trailer for How to Deal - what is the first song they played? I can't figure it out. PLEASE HELP!!
Published on Aug 1 2003
How To Deal Soundtrack
Great compilation, hats off to the people putting it together. The Tremolo song is amazing, and the Beth Orton material stands out as well. Well worth the pickup....
Published on July 29 2003
I actually dont even have the cd but. . .
for those of u that do can u tell me the name of the song that plays during the end of the movie when they are looking at the baby and during the credits thnx
Published on July 28 2003 by "radchick2003"
How to Deal soundtrack review
I think that this movie is the perfect teen love story of the summer. The music fits in perfectly within the plot of the movie. It is a great soundtrack for this summer.
Published on July 27 2003 by katie
AWESOME
OMG this is obviously the best movie of the summer! I enjoyed every minute of it! it was sooo kool aND I could TOTALLY relate.
Published on July 21 2003
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