I liked it. Everybody had good singing.buy. That's all I have to say.

To be honest, Lizzy McGuire is a totally fun tv show. The movie definately shares the same energy of the show, making it one of the most fun I have seen in a long time. It is not surprising, then, that the soundtrack is full of the same fun energy as both.

Comprising 14 tracks, two of which are remixes of songs on the cd, it provides an interesting mix of Pop music. Hilary Duff starts it off with one of the best songs, "Why Not." She has a beautiful voice, and does a great job singing the song. Another wonderful track she provides is "What Dreams Are Made of", arguably one of the best songs from the whole movie. As a plus, it also provides the original ballad from Paolo and Isabella, the fictional Pop duo Lizzy is mistaken to be a part of. Hilary's sister, Haylie, does a dazzling job on the Pop/Rock "Girl in the Band," proving that both sisters have great singing voices. Taylor Dayne does a tremendous job with "Supermodel," providing a nice dance number that has an awesome beat. Vitamin C's "Volare" is far from the best on the album, but is still truly a fun, listenable track. Jump5 perform the fun "Shining Star," proving once again they are literally undefeatable in providing fun, energetic songs. Few artists compare in the sheer joy they have in singing. Another great track is Atomic Kitten's cover of Blondie's "The Tide is High," a cover that literally rivals Blondie's version. All other tracks are about the same, but are completely worth the listen.

It's not often that a soundtrack comes around that is this good. It is fun to listen to the whole way through and is one of the most fun cds you can get.

A lot of the songs on this cd I think teens will be able to relate to. Though I didn't care for the Dean Martin song or the orchestra suite...just because I think there could have been more teen-friendly songs put in place of those.

This soundtrack has a lot of good songs on it. Some of my favorites include: "Why Not" (Hilary Duff), "The Tide Is High" (Atomic Kitten), "Volare" (Vitamin C), and "What Dreams Are Made Of" (Hilary Duff). If you like pop music, which this basically all is, you just might love this CD!