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by Various
(Recorded), Greg Ham
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For the first time ever, your favorite Veggie Tales songs sung by today's top Christian artists are on one CD, "Veggie Rocks". Artists such as Tait, Audio Adrenaline, Rebecca St. James, Newsboys and Relient K put their spin on songs like 'His Cheeseburger,? 'The Hairbrush Song,? 'In the Belly of the Whale? and 'The Pirates Who Don?t Do Anything.? Veggie Rocks is certain to be a hit with Veggie fans young and old.
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VeggieTales' Theme Song
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I Love My Lips
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Promised Land
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In the Belly of the Whale
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The Water Buffalo Song
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I'm So Blue
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The Hairbrush Song
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The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
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I Can Be Your Friend
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His Cheeseburger
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Stand
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Average Customer Rating: CDRelease Date: 03/09/2004 Label: ForeFront Records Distributed By: Chordant (EMI) Category: Children ISBN 10: 5559831425 ISBN-13: 724359664224 Product Code: 33551 Product Grade Level:
(PS) - (03)
Length: 4.87L x 5.87W x 0.39H inches Weight: 0.21 (lbs)
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Modern and Edgy (not just Veggies!)
August 20, 2004
Reviewer:
Trayce from Texas!!!!!!! |
If you like modern rock and found the original Veggie Tales songs charming, this is the perfect album for you. Some of the biggest names in Christian music today, including the Newsboys, Rebecca St James, Steven Curtis Chapman (Stevenson), and Audio Adrenaline, put their own humorous (and sometimes crazy) spins on some of the most-loved songs from the Veggie Tales canon. This is not only for your younger brother it’s a compilation of various artists singing just plain ole goofy songs with clean lyrics (which is rare these days)! It begins with Rebecca St James’ unique version of the theme song with a rock edge which leads to a upbeat take on the song “Love My Lips” redone by Steven Curtis Chapman and his son. Others that stand out are “In the Belly of a Whale” from Jonah: The Movie which was taken on by the Newsboys, with hilarious lyrics and a great sound this is a good track as well as the comical “I’m So Blue” that is overflowing with the charisma Paul Colman offers. Audio Adrenaline’s interesting take on “The Hairbrush Song” definitely contrasts the original except both offer the “drama”. The only drops in the upbeat tracks is Superchic[k[‘s “Water Buffalo” and TAIT’s “His Cheeseburger”, they are simply exceptional compared to the other tracks. All in all this is a great album that I highly recommend for kids, teens and adults alike! Get it here at musichristian.com
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Veggie Rock Indeed
July 16, 2004
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Daniel from Kingsport, TN |
For anyone who absolutely loves Veggie Tale songs, this album is a must buy. The big dissapointment of the cd comes in the form of the Veggie Tales theme song, which is sung by Rebecca St. James. I don't know why, but her voice just does not seem to fit the song at all. The rest of the songs are, for the most part, very well done, with the best examples coming from Relient K, Newsboys, and the OC Supertones. "If you like to waltz with tomatoes" at all, then this cd is definitely for you.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Veggie Rocks Rocks
July 23, 2004
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Jordan from Springfield |
Awesome totally great. Definitely not your little brothers veggie tales.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Very fun to own!
August 11, 2004
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Brandi from Texas |
If you are any kind of fan of Veggie Tales, this CD is a must have! It is a lot of fun to turn up the volume and act as a kid again. I love how the Christian artists came together and put their own touch on some of Veggie Tales' best songs!
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Best veggie tails cd ever!
July 25, 2004
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Anonymous from New York |
I immediately fell in love with this cd the min. I put it in my cd player! This is definitely one of my very favorite cds in my colection! Skillet's "Stand Up" is amazing! This is definitely worth every penny!
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0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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It Wasn
August 9, 2004
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Kristin from USA |
I was very excited about this CD. I had heard that VeggieTales songs were being recorded by some of the best in the CCM business. Well, I checked it out, and I'm not too impressed. The best song on the CD by far is "Stand" by Skillet, and I enjoyed the Water Buffalo Song, His Cheeseburger, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything, and Promised Land. However I had to skip the first song because I couldn't take the Rebecca St. James version of the theme song. Some of the songs are overdone... some underdone... While you might enjoy the CD, I would see if you can check it out online or at your local library before you buy it.
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VEGGIES ROCK!!
August 9, 2004
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Anonymous from USA |
I borrowed this from a friend and almost didn't give it back! Then I had to get one of my own. It's awesome!!
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Fun cd
August 10, 2004
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Austin from USA |
My sis got this cd and I thought it would just be all the veggie songs again. I was surprised to find some of my favorites bands on the cd though. Listening to superchick sing the water buffalo song never gets old.
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Just what I expected... and more!
August 11, 2004
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Anonymous from Oklahoma |
The Christian artists who spin these songs into their own, are the best they could have picked for the job. From the pop music of Stevenson to the hard rock of Skillet, this cd is great for fans of any music!
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Fun!
August 13, 2004
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from Holland |
It's a very funny album. I mean: funny songs! Haha. The album is cool, but there's one song on it that's excellent, I think that's why this one is at #1... Rebecca's version of the themesong!!! It rocks, very very cool song.
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