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Audio : Spider-Man & Friends CD (Spider-Man 2003)This story is part of a Lookback Series: Sound of the Times
Background...I guess the only surprising thing about this album is how long it took to be produced. This is a Kindergarten album, just the kind of thing that an undemanding three-year-old might enjoy.
In Detail...
Check out the opening lyrics of the first song:
Spidey and friends. Spidey and friends.Accompany this with a bouncy, dinky little tune played on a synth with a trombone backing, and I think you'll very quickly see what we're talking about. To be frank, it's insufferable. Happy kids, bouncy music and clear, joyous lyrics, clearly spoken so everybody can sing along. I'm listening to it as I write this review, and I'm having trouble just holding my thoughts together. I'm torn between the powerful desire to get up and dance, and the equally powerful desire to vomit my breakfast cereal all over the keyboard.
Spider-Man! Spider-Man!Oh, the pain! Come on! Come on! Come and meet the Hulk!Well, somebody has totally missed the point of The Hulk. Don't make me sulky! You wouldn't like me when I'm sulky! Tracks are:
In General...I'm not saying that this album doesn't have its place. It would be perfect for getting rid of unwanted guests when parties have gone on too long. Or you could play it late at night at your local mall, to stop teenagers from hanging around in the parking lot.Or even better, play it to death row inmates. They'll go willingly!
Overall Rating...
This is terrible. Buy it for a toddler near you. Just, make sure you're out of
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