Customer Reviews

If These Walls Could Talk 2 (2000 TV Movie)

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3 star:		(13)
2 star:		(8)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

I found this CD to be very disappointing. As I listened to it I hardly recognized any of the songs from the movie(which I loved!). In particular, I wanted to hear the song played during the love scene between Sharon Stone and Ellen Degeneres, but it's not on this CD. If you want to hear that song, it's titled Thank You by Dido on her No Angel CD. Take my word for it, don't buy If These Walls Could Talk II CD, but definitely buy the No Angel CD.

Does anyone know the name of the song in the last scene when Susan Stone finds out that she is pregnant? I ordered the CD but my favorite songs are not included. I don't know how this can be called a sound track.

The thank you song is by Dido on her No Angel album. It is entitled "Thank You". I hope this helps. :)

To the person that wanted to know the name of the song that played when Sharon Stone found out she was pregnant is "This will be" by Natalie Cole. I would like that CD with that song also. Hope someone out there can help.

For those of you who were wondering the name of the sexy song where the 2 girls are having yummy sex in the 70's one, the song is Samba Pa Ti by Santana.

The "original" soundtrack actually had several of the songs listed as being on the CD, whether or not they were, you would need to find a copy of one of the first burned, before the movie hit HBO. Once it did, Dido, pulled "Thank You", because it was such a hit and she didn't want people buying the soundtrack and not her new album! I too went to a music store to look for it and found songs listed as being on it, but were NOT actually on the CD! I liked the previous comment about, "How can they call it a soundtrack!" It was quite disappointing!

Fot those who are wondering the "Thank You" song is by Dido on the No Angel disc. Apparently not on this one though.

If you want the songs from the movie, you'll be disappointed with this CD. I ordered this CD expecting the tracks originally listed above. The list has since changed, and the version of "Lean on Me" isn't even the correct artist from the movie. The CD isn't the same without the variety of tracks included in the movie. There's no Lobo or Doris Day. Just a few songs from the movie, and random club stuff. Someone needs to complain to Jellybean Recordings, Inc.

bit late, but here it is. The song on the jukebox at the bar is "I'd Love You To Want Me" by Lobo. Don't look here for it on this CD, try his Greatest Hits albums.

This cd is great, but I was really hoping that the Thank you song would be on it, and its not. Does anyone know who performs this? (its the one playing during the scene between Ellen DeGeneres and Sharon Stone!) thanks!