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Hannah Montana
Released 2006

Who Said
03:14
96,029 plays

Just Like You
03:14
85,791 plays

She's No You
03:33
84,229 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Best of Both Worlds
- 02:54
- 150,910 plays

- 2
- Who Said
- 03:14
- 96,029 plays

- 3
- Just Like You
- 03:14
- 85,791 plays

- 4
- Pumpin' Up the Party
- 03:09
- 67,229 plays

- 5
- If We Were a Movie
- 03:03
- 149,831 plays

- 6
- I Got Nerve
- 03:06
- 100,978 plays

- 7
- The Other Side of Me
- 03:07
- 66,833 plays

- 8
- This Is the Life
- 02:58
- 60,071 plays

- 9
- Pop Princess
- 04:24
- 48,122 plays

- 10
- She's No You
- 03:33
- 84,229 plays

- 11
- Find Yourself in You
- 03:35
- 44,580 plays

- 12
- Shining Star
- 02:44
- 30,381 plays

- 13
- I Learned from You
- 05:55
- 107,730 plays

album review

One of the most appealing Disney pop confections in some time, the Hannah Montana soundtrack features the show's star Miley Cyrus singing cute, well-written songs that nod to teen-pop, rock and country. Tracks like "Just Like You" borrow every gimmick that producers like the Matrix have perfected in the early 2000s: acoustic guitars that give way to big, crunchy electric ones, shiny synths and backing vocals that sound like they were sung into a megaphone. However, Hannah Montana has some sharper-than-average songwriting going for it, especially on "If We Were a Movie"'s clever, catchy chorus: "If we were a movie"/You'd be the right guy/And I'd be the best friend that you'd fall in love with in the end." Songs like "The Best of Both Worlds" allude to Hannah Montana's double life as a pop star and a regular girl transported from Nashville to Malibu ("This is the Life"'s soaring country-pop sounds decidedly more like the former city than the latter), and the themes of having fun, being yourself and following your dreams wind throughout the album, especially on the spunky, new-wavey girl power anthem "I Got Nerve." Fittingly, though, Cyrus is the star of Hannah Montana. Her voice is surprisingly rich for a girl in her early teens, and she has more personality than many pop starlets her age, especially those in the Disney stable. Aside from the slight stumble of "Pumpin' Up the Party" -- a groove that ends up going nowhere -- the album does a great job of showcasing her charismatic vocals with strong melodies. Cyrus also performs a track as herself, "I Learned From You," a duet with her dad, Billy Ray, that has an earnest vibe that's more Vanessa Carlton than Hannah Montana. The soundtrack is rounded out with a few like-minded songs, such as Everlife's "Find Yourself in You" (which seems to be the template for Hannah's rock-edged pop) and the sparkly power pop of the Click Five's "Pop Princess." Hannah Montana is a sweet, starry-eyed, utterly charming soundtrack. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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- - Best of Both Worlds Concert
  - Released 2008

- - Hannah Montana 2: Non-Stop Dance Party
  - Released 2008

- - Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus
  - Released 2007

- - Disney's Karaoke Series: Hannah Montana, Vol. 2
  - Released 2008

listener reviews

- - hannah montana
  - - By lovely tina
    - 3/15/2009 18:42:49
  - I HATE HANAHHA MONTANA
  - 0 out of 4 people
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- - Erika
  - - By Primitive13
    - 1/22/2009 01:25:30
  - I think Hannah Montana is the best singer. She really does have the best of both worlds. I love her. She's awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  - 3 out of 5 people
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- - woooo
  - - By Glitter Outlaw
    - 12/22/2008 02:58:09
  - Hannah monmtana is the Bomb seriously! shes got the little girl vibe yet the old rock star power of her. her target audience is 10-14 however its jsut so good and catchy and differant that its caught the eye of many ages from 10-40!
    
    time will tell if Miley can stand the Test of Time. what a ride its going to be :D
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