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MTV Presents Laguna Beach: Summer Can Last Forever,Movie Soundtracks

- MTV Presents Laguna Beach: Summer Can Last Forever
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Movie Soundtracks
Released 2006

When Your Heart Stops Beating
03:14
99,949 plays

You and Me
03:15
96,464 plays

California Grace
02:35
867 plays

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songs

- 1
- Come Clean
- 03:33
- 1,210 plays

- 3
- More Bounce in California
- 03:50
- 1,136 plays

- 4
- It Ends Tonight [Acoustic]
- 04:03
- 3,247 plays

- 5
- Out of My Head
- 03:34
- 740 plays

- 7
- Bouncing Off the Walls
- 02:17
- 31,706 plays

- 8
- It's Not Your Fault
- 03:35
- 1,371 plays

- 9
- California Grace
- 02:35
- 867 plays

- 11
- I Can't Help Myself
- 03:27
- 1,278 plays

- 12
- Rooftops and Invitations
- 03:51
- 843 plays

- 14
- The Adventure
- 05:07
- 29,037 plays

- 15
- You and Me
- 03:15
- 96,464 plays

- 16
- When Your Heart Stops Beating
- 03:14
- 99,949 plays

- 17
- Next Time
- 03:18
- 1,850 plays

- 19
- California
- 05:18
- 718 plays

album review

Gathering songs and dialogue excerpts from all three seasons of MTV's reality teen soap opera, Laguna Beach: Summer Can Last Forever captures the show's drama queen highs and lows. The way sunny, easygoing songs like Soulkid #1's "More Bounce in California," Ginger Sling's "Out of My Head," and Sugarcult's "Bouncing Off the Walls" segue into Dashboard Confessional's "Rooftops and Invitations," Alissa Moreno's "Next Time," and other angst-ridden ballads reflects how, in the artfully edited reality of the show, the Laguna kids go from frothy shopping and sunbathing to tearful fights and breakups, seemingly in the blink of an eye. Meanwhile, anthemic tracks such as Angels & Airwaves' "The Adventure" and Atherton's "California" try to give some widescreen atmosphere to the decidedly small-screen antics of rich kids dating and hating each other. Laguna Beach's soundtrack isn't bad, but it is a little bland and unexciting on its own, especially in comparison to the wonderfully bitchy empty TV calories that the show delivers. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide