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Another reviewer wrote that this CD was only for nerds or hippies. I beg to differ... My five-year-old loves Scooby-Doo and now he's learning to love pop music partly through the classic bubblegum pop songs featured in the old Scooby-Doo episodes. The songs on this discs are family-friendly and child-safe. Combined with CDs by The Wiggles and Ralph's World, my kids have quite a collection of songs to enjoy until they are ready for the more grown-up world of the radio.
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Upon first viewing of this new movie with my five-year-old son, I was prepared to declare it as somewhat disappointing and meandering. But when the credits rolled, my son looked at me with a big smile and declared, "That was the best Scooby-Doo ever!" So, what do I know? I bow to his critique and award this movie a full five stars.
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I grew to appreciate Steve Burns while watching numerous episodes of Blue's Clues with my children. There was a quirkiness about him that seemed to go beyond his character on the show. Steve is finally able to shed the "kid's show" persona with this grown-up disc of alternative rock. Working with members of The Flaming Lips, Steve unleashes an inventive sonic sound that is sure to appeal to any fan of the Lips or even artists such as Beck, Peter Gabriel, or Super Furry Animals.
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