Music Review: Kim Possible Soundtrack
What Parents Should Know
Parents need to know that they may tire of the album long
before their tweens do, but can take comfort in the fact that,
in addition to a good beat, the CD is squeaky clean.
Families can talk about energetic music. Does this music make
you feel like getting on your feet and dancing?
In between completing her homework and cheerleading practice, Kim Possible manages to save the world, and these uptempo tracks show how, with their tireless energy and optimism.
Christina Miliari sets the tone in the first track with her powerful voice in the show's theme song, "Call Me, Beep Me!" Other standouts include "Celebration," Jump5's peppy remake of this popular dance track, and "Naked Mole Rap," sidekick Ron Stoppable's squeaky clean rap tribute to pet mole rat Rufus. Wrapping up the fun is Smash Mouth's "Come On Come On," Aaron Carter's "Get Up On Ya Feet," and Tony Phillip's remix of the theme song, complete with sound bites from the show and Miliari's rapid-fire delivery.
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