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1. School of Rock - Black, Jack

2. Fight performed by No Vacancy - Black, Jack

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Album Description

Taken from the 2003 soundtrack of the same name. One non-LP track, 'School Of Rock' (Edit), is backed with 'Fight' (performed by No Vacancy). Atlantic. 2004.

Album Details

First Single from the Original Film Soundtrack Full Length.

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5.0 out of 5 stars an awsome rock cd for all the melow happy peoples!, Jan 31 2008

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thibs happy dude from canada "thibs" (new minas, n.s, canada) - See all my reviews

This review is from: School of Rock (Audio CD)

this a awsome cd, and for everybody. it has awsome music like the doors, the who, cream, etc. plus it has parts of the movie recorded! thats cool. not only is this from one of the best movies ever but shows a perfeck combo of hard and psyckedelik rock. me and my friend pierre big trucker agres this stuff is the coolest i wanna listen to this all the time, man.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Soundtrack; a must have for Jack Black fans, July 16 2004

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This review is from: School of Rock (Audio CD)

Jack Black is in one of his best performance's since "Orange County". The kids are AMAZING; they actually play their own instruments on the "School of Rock" and "Long Way to the Top" songs. The music for the movie was well picked, not to wild, but not too sedated. Perfect for a lesson on rock. While the soundtrack has many of the songs in the movie, the producers seem to have left out ACDC's "Back in Black." What's up with that? How can you put in low-talent No Vacancy's songs but forget one of rock's greatest hits? It's a mystery to me. But the more important thing is how much the kids rock. I've been singing the song "School of Rock" for months. My family knows the lyrics to practically every song. It's a great little album to get someone for their birthday.

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4.0 out of 5 stars For those about to rock..., July 12 2004

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This review is from: School of Rock (Audio CD)

"Rock got no reason/rock got no rhyme/you just better get me to school on time," Jack Black sings on the opening track, the aptly titled "School of Rock." This song and the closing number, a remake of AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock n Roll)", are the two best songs on here...perhaps because the stars of the movies played on them. I dunno.

But that's not to say that the rest of these songs aren't without merit. Hailing from the past and present (from The Who to The Darkness), these are seventeen great rock songs: maybe not the epitome of rock n roll, but damn close.

The two No Vacancy songs ("Fight" and "Heal Me, I'm Heartbroke") stand out, as does The Darkness's "Growing on Me." Stevie Nicks rocks her rugged vocals through "Edge of Seventeen," while Led Zeppelin chews it up on "Immigrant Song."

This is, without a doubt, an album for fans of rock n roll. I reccoment seeing the movie, too. Speaking of which...the movie excerpts fit in nicely, especially "Your Head and Your Mind and Your Brain." Almost like watching the movie while listening to the soundtrack.

"School of Rock" is an awesome CD. Made for cranking the volume way up loud. Get ready to rock out, ladies and gents...or maybe play some air guitar!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Rock n roll, if you please!
"Rock got no reason/rock got no rhyme/you just better get me to school on time," Jack Black sings on the opening track, the aptly titled "School of Rock. Read more

Published on July 12 2004 by DanD

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The song you mean is "chain of fools." The "chang chang chang" is really "chain chain chain. Read more