it's missing a good song from the movie and I need to know where I'd be able to find it. It's the song that Webster comes out to in the celebrity boxing match. Somebody let me know what it's called!
It's called Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory). It's on the You Got Served Soundtrack."
Great sounds minus one
Don A. Frascinella | The City By The Bay, USA | 07/22/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I liked the movie far more than I thought that I would. Part of the reason was the great music. A plus was getting to hear "Flagpole Sitta" by Harvey Danger. But a big minus on this CD is the omission of Dickie's signature song - Christopher Cross' "Ride Like the Wind". That song is played three times and plays an important role in Dickie's life - most notably when he uses it to help Sally get a spot on the pep squad. Other than that, this has alot of great songs and I adore "Child Stars" which is a great "We are the World" parody.
If you liked the movie, this CD is worth picking up."
Decent Soundtrack but...
J. Brett | 10/14/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)
"it's missing a good song from the movie and I need to know where I'd be able to find it. It's the song that Webster comes out to in the celebrity boxing match. Somebody let me know what it's called!"
Little Help Please?
J. Brett | 10/01/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"ok, the movie was great and so is the soundtrack but there's i song i don't think is on there. it's the spanish one that plays right after dickie discusses the publishing of his autobiography with who i think are probably lawyers. they only play a little bit of it and right after it's done there's a scene with dickie checking his answering machine. can any one help me?"