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D.E.B.S.

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A fun and playful soundtrack that captures the vibe of the film and makes a good listen in it's own right. Chock full of 80s classics from The Cure, New Order, and Erasure to name a few the disc makes a nice party playlist for the iPOD. But more so it's the Goldfrapp songs and the wildly unexpected and anthemic "Into The Morning" by The Weekend that make this album a must have. Actually, "Into The Morning" by The Weekend in itself is reason enough to get the album... For a good time call, DEBS...

After watching D.E.B.S. the first time, I was a bit in-between as far as what I thought of the movie as a whole. After re-watching it, however, and paying close attention to the music throughout, I have to say the songs that Robinson/whoever picked made the movie what it is.

There's an 80's trio of hits that couldn't have been picked better with New Order's "Temptation", Erasure's "A Little Respect" and finally "The Love Cats" by the Cure. These three songs themselves are worth buying the soundtrack.

"Telling you Now" by Jessy Moss is a rare find and adds a softer side to the soundtrack as a whole. You'd never know she was a Hip-hop/rapper from Aussie-land. She's a pleasant mixture of Portishead meets pop and definitely another great reason to purchase this CD.

"Girls" by Death in Vegas is also included, which made me extremely happy as it was the last song in the movie that tied everything together. Usually when I find a great song in a movie, it is never included on the soundtrack. Why this is, I have no idea, but virtually every song used in D.E.B.S. is on this CD. It's a great complilation of diverse genres and should satisfy anyone who loves great music.

Honestly, this soundtrack comes second (in my top 20 best soundtracks of all time) only to Empire Records. It's rare you find a CD where you're into all of the songs versus just one or two. This soundtrack is a rare treat. :)

After drawing D.E.B.S, turning it into a short film, then making it a box office success as a feature film, Angela Robinson brings us the soundtrack to the movie. Soundtracks often only have 2-3 tracks which you've been desperate to get hold of, but the D.E.B.S. soundtrack is that and a whole lot more. As previously mentioned, the music plays an important role in the movie, and these songs have clearly and cleverly been handpicked. All tracks will remind you of the movie. If you haven't seen the movie you needn't worry - though I'd recommend it - the soundtrack is an album by itself, mixing old (well old, that makes me old!) and new. Seriously great tunes, you'll wanna hear over and over and over and over (you get the idea). While this last sentence may become dull... the tracks to this album will NOT! Candy for the ears - Enjoy!

I really wasn't sure what to expect from from the cd, but, it's great! Allot of 80's/ new age music. I would highly recommend this cd...

Most of the songs are pretty hard to find in a regular cd stores. Even if you didn't like the movie (I thought the movie was great!), you'll like the soundtrack.

This is probably more like 2.5 stars as there are redeemable songs here.
I was disappointed with this CD. I loved the music in the background of D.E.B.S. but I guess I mostly liked just the short parts they played in the movie. Most of these songs I could do without.

The best songs on this soundtrack are Be Like Water and Strict Machine. I'm not sorry I bought these but it would have been a lot cheaper to buy them as singles if that were possible. A Little Respect is not bad but I found out I only really like it in the goofy movie scene when Lucy Diamond dances to it. Love Cats is also okay as is Another Girl Another Planet.

Even if you absolutely love the movie like I do, buying the soundtrack may not be for you.

I'm looking for the artist name and title of the song in D.E.B.S. where they are in that club Lucy takes the two girls and that guy Scud too. It's not on the soundtrack. It reminds me of going to a club called Eons in greaterford,PA and makes me remember extremely happy times.
Any help would be enormous. any ideas?
Thanks,
Moni

This movie may not have won any awards, but its a really good movie. It's all about knowing and discovering yourself and having the heart to go after it despite what others might think or have to say about it.

Loved this. As a mere male, too. It has a lovely comic book style, and should be taken in that light. Fun, fluffy, sweetly romantic when it needs to be, life-affirming as only American adolescents can be. Go see.

A lot of fun, new, different and a wide variety of music. From Erasure to The Weekend... I really enjoy it. And it fits well into the movie.