The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 [Original Soundtrack]

Artist	Original Soundtrack
Producer	Mitchell Froom, Lennie Petze, Tedd T., John Shanks, Martin Terefe, Michelle Branch, James Otto, Xavier Ramos, Matt Hales, Will Golden
Label Name	Warner Bros.
Song List	1: Rock & Roll (4:03) 2: Together (4:07) 3: Sunset Man (3:31) 4: No One's Aware (3:28) 5: Warm Whispers (3:15) 6: Friday Night (3:34) 7: Sister Rosetta (Capture the Spirit) (3:00) 8: 5 Times out of 100 (3:02) 9: Girls Just Want to Have Fun (3:56) 10: You Are Mine (4:46) 11: Strange & Beautiful (I'll Put a Spell on You) (3:49)
Format	CD
Release Date	2008 08 05
Genre	Soundtrack
Style.Categories	Original Score, Film Music, Soundtracks

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Chronologically, the 11 songs on the "music from the motion picture" soundtrack album for The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 range from Cyndi Lauper's '80s evergreen "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" to Michelle Branch's newly written end title summing-up "Together" ("We belong together...We'll be strong forever"). Musically, they include James Otto's country effort "Sunset Man" and Craig David's R&B tune "Friday Night." But for the most part, this is a miscellany of mediocre pop music of the early 21st century, presumably the kind of thing one or more of the four late-teen principals in the picture might be expected to have on her iPod. The selection and sequencing seem to owe something to the compilers of the Now That's What I Call Music! series, as the musical styles switch from pop to country to R&B to punk pop and back to pop/rock. But none of this is memorable, and some of it doesn't make sense. Why is Eric Hutchinson's leadoff song called "Rock & Roll" when it's set to a simplified ska beat? While the album isn't quite dismissible as a Warner Bros. Records label sampler designed more to do favors to friends than to assemble music of any quality, it's a close call. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide