She's The Man Soundtrack CD

She's The Man Soundtrack Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $4.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs, Alternative
Label	Lakeshore
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	81209
CD Universe Part number	7031784
Catalog number	33851
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 14, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Gregory Butler
Engineer	Joel Iwataki; Joel Iwataki
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

She's The Man Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Invincible
	2.	School Cut Our Team, The
	3.	Somebody
	4.	4Ever
	5.	Talking to Your Brother
	6.	Let Go
	7.	Wrong the Right
	8.	Good Girl, Bad Boy
	9.	She Is the Man
	10.	Spun
	11.	Side 2
	12.	Treat You as an Equal?
	13.	Wasteland
	14.	Kissing Booth Makeout
	15.	Put It Down
	16.	Inda
	17.	Runway Kiss
	18.	Love Is All Around

She's The Man Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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5 stars song at the begining of movie
the song at the beginning of the movie is called "No Sleep 2Nite" by The Faders.
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3 stars I know ?
The song when duke is helping "Sebastian" is Chali 2Na with international... Hope it was helpfull...
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3 stars i know!
The song where Luke is helping Viola practice, is called International. i think the artist is Chalie 2Na or something like that. afraid it isnt on the soundtrack neither is it on itunes. but look it up on google it should be there.
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3 stars Songs
When Duke is helping Sebastian practice, right before the bench pressing scene and Oliva comes up to Duke, the song is called Love and Memories by O.A.R.
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3 stars answer for your question
richelrodney from Flordia the song that's playing when Oivia is running up the stairs is called Love by Matt White
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