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The Devil Wears Prada Wal-Mart Exclusive Music

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Here are all the songs listed in the movie in order (I think). Many good tracks were left out.

"Suddenly I See"
Written and Performed by K.T. Tunstall
Courtesy of Virgin Records
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

"Jump"
Written by Madonna, Stuart Price and Joe Henry
Performed by Madonna
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

"Vogue"
Written by Madonna and Shep Pettibone
Performed by Madonna
Courtesy of Sire Records
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

"Bittersweet Faith"
Written by Shana Halligan and Kiran Shahani
Performed by Bitter : Sweet
Courtesy of Quango Music Group, Inc.
By Arrangement with Zync Music Inc.

"City of Blinding Lights"
Lyrics by Bono
Music and Performed by U2
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

"Crazy"
Written by Seal and Alan Sigsworth
Performed by Alanis Morissette
Courtesy of Maverick Recording Company
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

"Sleep"
Written by Maria Taylor & Orenda Fink
Performed by Azure Ray
Courtesy of Warm Electronic Recordings

"Beautiful"
Written by Richard Melville Hall
Performed by Moby
Courtesy of V2 Records/Mute Ltd.

"Les Yeux Ouverts (Dream a Little Dream)"
Written by Fabian Andre, Gus Kahn and Wilbur Schwandt
Performed by Beautiful South
Courtesy of Go! Disc / London Records
Under license from Universal Music Enteprises

"Our Remains"
Written by Shana Halligan and Kiran Shahani
Performed by Bitter : Sweet
Courtesy of Quango Music Group, Inc.
By Arrangement with Zync Music Inc.

"How Come"
Written and Performed by Ray LaMontagne
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label
By Arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

"Tres Tres Chic"
Written by Adam Dornblum and Gary McFarland
Performed by Mocean Worker
Courtesy of Palm Pictures, LLC
(contains a sample of "Flea Market"
Performed by Gabor Szabo
Courtesy of The Verve Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises)

"Time Will Tell"
Written by Nathan Khyber and Clark Stiles
Performed by The Good Listeners

"Blue at Couch"
Written and Performed by Kenji Nakamura
Courtesy of Non Stop Music, Inc.

"I Don't Love Anyone"
Written by Stuart Murdoch, Richard Colburn, Michael Cooke, Stuart David, Christopher Geddes,
Stephen Jackson and Isobel Campbell
Performed by Belle & Sebastian
Courtesy of Matador Records / Jeepster Recordings Ltd.

"Seven Days in Sunny June"
Written by Matthew Johnson, Derrick McKenzie, Rob Harris, Jason Kay and Sola Akingbola
Performed by Jamiroquai
Courtesy of Epic Records and SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (UK) LTD.
By Arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

"Every Angel"
Written by Chris Trapper
Performed by and Courtesy of The Push Stars

"Here I Am (Kaskade Remix)"
Written by David Morales, Tamra Keenan and Alex Shantzis
Performed by David Morales with Tamra Keenan
Courtesy of Ultra Records, Inc.

"Feelin' Hypnotized (Black Liquid Remix)"
Written by Angel Alanis, Colette Marino and Christopher Penny
Performed by DJ Colette
Courtesy of OM Records

"Dance Floor (Le D Remix)"
Written by Roy Shakked
Performed by The Tao of Groove
Courtesy of Groove Gravy Records

"Vato Loco"
Written by H. Sanchez, K. Perazzo and M. Pinate
Performed by Latin Soul Syndicate
Courtesy of Lovecat Music
By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group

"Yeah Yeah Brother"
Written by Shaun Ryder
Performed by Black Grape
Courtesy of Radioactive, J.V. / Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterpris

The two songs I really liked in the movie are NOT on this soundtrack (KT Tunstall's ''Suddenly I see'' and Belle and Sebastian's ''I Don't Love Anyone''). I could understand Belle and Sebastian not being on it since their song was playing in the background (in a bar) but Suddenly I See is playing during the opening credits AND it plays for like 3 minutes!!! It really should have been on this CD.

I really recommend you check the tracks before buying this. I'm not happy with my purchase.

I actually read the tepid reviews for this CD but I believed that it couldn't be that bad. Okay, I was wrong. The reviews are correct. If you're gonna buy this CD then buy it used and cheap. It certainly ain't worth the $13.99 I spent. It's just so weird that the movie seemed to have a really great track list and the CD is so mediocre. Maybe it was the surround sound making the boring songs sound better than they were? On the plus side, I'm happy to have the Jamiroquai track "Seven Days in Sunny June". Though not one of their best songs I still enjoy it. The star track is "Here I Am" by David Morales. A really great dance song that immediately makes me think of the runway and designer clothes. I really wish the CD had more uptempo tracks like that. The "Devil" Suite is actually pretty clever. I like listening to it but after the first minute it can get a little stale. Overall, this is not the trendy disc I thought it was gonna be. I was expecting more dance and club songs but got a bunch of whiny, teen drama inspired ballads and some old throwaway songs from Madonna and U2. Don't get me wrong. "Vogue" will always be a classic but everyone has that song by now. They should have picked something new and/or obscure in it's place like the song playing during the opening credits. Again, I say, if you really want to buy this soundtrack wait for it to be reduced to a $1 on Ebay and then add it to your collection.

Buyer be(somewhat)beware. Not everything you heard and liked in this movie is on the soundtrack. Tres Tres Chic and Sleep are close to making this worth the purchase, but missing Jump and Suddenly I See; two signature songs in the movie, make it a dodgey purchase.
This soundtrack does not do justice to a delicious movie, definitely a Chanel knock-off.

For such a cool movie, this is a disappointing soundtrack. The music is one of the things that makes the movie. The soundtrack sounds like something the producers used for a trash can (hmm don't need that anymore, let's throw that in there...that too, that too, etc). Come on, Vogue?? (no pun intended) Two Madonna songs on the same soundtrack are two songs too many for me. And Vogue is ancient. The worst tragedy of this CD is that they neglected to include KT Tunstall's song "Suddenly I See," which opened the movie. The only way this can be perceived as a good deal is if you run out to Wal-Mart while they are still selling the package deal (the DVD and this lame CD) for under twenty bucks. Then you'll basically have to download everything else that you want that they left off. Sad, sad, sad.

The best 2 songs of the film - The opening Sequence and Madonna's Jump are missing from the so call soundtrack! I blindly purchased this trusting that it would be a complete soundtrack, and now I am dissapointed - It does feature plenty of background music I don't even remember from the movie.

Unfortunately I did not read the reviews for this CD until after I ordered it and realized the opening song by KT Tunstall was not included. Like another reviewer, the only reason I ordered this was because of that song. I did not even open the CD, just sent it back. The other songs were okay, but I did not want to keep it without that song. I bought KTs eye of the telescope Cd and was pleasantly surprised that I really like all the songs on it, and for me that is very rare.

I absolutely loved the movie, saw it twice...the music was phenomenal as well. I bought the cd and much to my dismay the one track I was hoping that would be in there was not....which is the opening scene to the movie KT Tunstall - Suddenly I See

Still a good soundtrack nonetheless..a good buy I'd say.

Question to the pro's...I'm trying to remember the song that they played in the art gallery scene of Andrea's friends. I listened to the whole soundtrack and none of the songs seem to match the one that I'm looking for..if anyone can help me out I'd really appreaciate it!

I am very... very... like see the Movie of Devil Wears Prada, specially the opening song of the Movie I know the story would be great with that song and it was great.... :), i thought the opening song is singing by Sheryl Crow because the voice is quite same but in the fact no Sheryl Crow ha ha ha, I buy the CD Soundtrack of Devil Wears Prada, but the opening song i heard in the Movie is not include in the CD Soundtrack.
I am hunting and hunting to know What is the title and who is the singer
and the answer is....title: Suddenly I See, Singer: KT Tunstall's
"Suddently I See" should be in the CD

I agree with all other viewers who harshly claim that this "The Devil Wears Prada" soundtrack album is incomplete.
Keep in mind that K.T. Tunstall (performer of 'Suddenly I See') is one of those artists who protect the copyrights oh her musical work as pure gold or precious gems.
Therefore, not being the WEA edition of this album a "COPY PROTECTED" one (very common actually in some Brit-German-European CD editions), she hasn't allowed the song to be included in the final version of the soundtrack.

It means, if you really go crazy for having K.T. Tunstall's "Suddenly I See" at the touch of your hand every time you want to hear it, get her 'Eye to The Telescope' album, and simply avoid buying this really irrelevant compilation of songs titled as "Original Soundtrack"...
However if you loved the great performances that Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway developed in this film, get the DVD of the film instead!