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Various Artists
Released 2005

The Time Of Your Life
03:15
999 plays

If I Didn't Have You
03:40
978 plays

Le Festin
02:52
919 plays

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- 1
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- 02:04
- 1,640 plays

- 2
- The Time Of Your Life
- 03:15
- 999 plays

- 3
- When She Loved Me
- 03:05
- 407 plays

- 4
- If I Didn't Have You
- 03:40
- 978 plays

- 5
- Real Gone
- 03:22
- 1,105 plays

- 6
- Life Is A Highway
- 04:37
- 1,589 plays

- 7
- Our Town
- 04:07
- 715 plays

- 8
- Le Festin
- 02:52
- 919 plays

- 9
- Down To Earth
- 05:59
- 1,154 plays

- 10
- Infinity And Beyond
- 03:10
- 620 plays

- 11
- A Bug's Life Suite (Score)
- 05:13
- 724 plays

- 12
- The Flik Machine (Score)
- 02:54
- 556 plays

- 13
- The Cleaner
- 01:50
- 596 plays

- 14
- Monsters, Inc.
- 02:10
- 796 plays

- 15
- The Scare Floor
- 02:41
- 692 plays

- 16
- Nemo Egg (Main Title)
- 01:17
- 815 plays

- 17
- First Day
- 01:16
- 710 plays

- 18
- Field Trip (Score)
- 00:57
- 621 plays

- 19
- The Incredits
- 07:23
- 730 plays

- 20
- McQueen And Sally
- 02:01
- 648 plays

- 21
- Wall Rat
- 01:51
- 556 plays

- 22
- Colette Shows Him Le Ropes (Score)
- 02:57
- 527 plays

- 23
- Define Dancing
- 02:24
- 716 plays

- 24
- First Date
- 01:21
- 524 plays

- 25
- Carl Goes Up
- 03:34
- 657 plays

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album review

Disney's Pixar films have been about as consistent as the sunrise since 1995's Toy Story, but the same cannot be said for the requisite musical numbers that have served as convenient bathroom breaks for both kids and parents over the course of nine mostly extraordinary films. While there have been some truly memorable offerings from Randy Newman ("You've Got a Friend in Me," Peter Gabriel ("Down to Earth"), and Michael Giacchino -- the latter's contributions to Ratatouille were actually integral to the story -- they mostly come off as semi-enjoyable filler. Disney Pixar Greatest Hits collects 25 tracks from their award-winning feature films, only a few of which are instrumental, and all of which are better than the wince-inducing musical offerings from digital animation competitor DreamWorks. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide