Billy Elliot the Musical [Parental Advisory]

Artist: Original Cast Recording

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Average Rating: (See all reviews) Label: Universal Classics Ships within 6-11 days Disc 1 1  The Stars Look Down 2  Shine 3  Grandma's Song 4  Solidarity 5  Expressing Yourself 6  The Letter 7  Born to Boogie 8  Angry Dance 9  Merry Christmas Maggie Thatcher 10  Deep Into the Ground 11  He Could Be a Star 12  Electricity 13  Once We Were Kings 14  The Lettter - Reprise 15  Finale Disc 2 1  The Letter 2  Merry Christmas Maggie Thatcher 3  The Electricity Performer Notes Personnel: Daniel Coll, Erica Ann Deakin, Alex Delamere, Craig Armstrong (vocals); Adam Goldsmith (guitar); Julian Leaper, Jonathan Jones, Roger Garland (violin); Rachel Bolt, Garfield Jackson, Bruce White (viola); David Hartley (piano); Philip Bateman, Jeremy Holland-Smith (keyboards); Steve Pearce (bass instrument); Ralph Salmins (drums). The original cast album of the beloved British musical, about a miner's son's quest to attend the Royal Ballet School, boasts a heartfelt score by Elton John in a two-CD set, containing three songs performed by John. Professional Reviews Rolling Stone (p.66) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[P]roof that John has got his groove back and even learned a few new theatrical tricks." Producer: Martin Koch; Nick Gilpin Format: CD (2 Disc); Stereo Country: USA UPC: 602498765487 Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 7 February 2006

yay. i love billy elliot. i know people say that guy can't act, but seriously i think he's so cool. And they are both cool and the soundtrack is no different. its cool and snazzy. if you like adam zigman's music then you will like this as he does a few scores for the movie. Its an awesome soundtrack i tell you. Go Billy Go!!

This is a great movie and, like a lot of great movies, it has an equally impressive soundtrack. Each track takes you back to a favourite scene in the film (of which there were many for me) and if you close your eyes you can replay the whole film, just listening to the soundtrack. The film, as well as the soundtrack, leave you with one of those warm/fuzzy feelings that are becoming increasingly rare these days.