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 I really recommend this Cd it's GREAT the songs or GREAT everything it Great! Mandy is nice and clean and I'm a big fan of hers. REALLY BIG! I recommend you get this CD and So Real they both are really great CDs from a really Great person! I Wanna Be With You is one of the songs that gets stuck in your head but you like it! I LOVE this Cd and I think you will too!
Tracks: Track 1 > I Wanna Be With You: There is nothing more to say this track is great, we have all heard it and most of us have loved it. Track 2 > Everything My Heart Desires: By the name of this song you probably think it is some lovely or corny ballad, but think again! This song has a great beat just like "Candy" but in know way does this song sound at all like "candy" this song has its very own catchy toon. Track 3 > Want You Back: This song is from Mandy's debut album, it is a great song and I am glad that Mandy decided to include it in her special edition CD. Track 4 > The Way To My Heart: This is another song title that sounds like a lovely or corny ballad but it has a great guitar beat that is very catchy. This song is no ballad but yet it still is very sweet and it sound even sweeter with Mandy's voice. Track 5 > So Real (Wade Robson Remix): This remix of "so real" is a bit corny but for all you folks that like rap then this is the perfect remix for you. Though the original version of "so real" has an up-tempo beat this remix beat is much slower but it still sounds great. Track 6 > Lock Me In Your Heart: This is a slow song off of Mandy's debut CD, it is one of my favorite songs and now that its on the special edition CD it remains one of my favorite songs. This song is another sweet song that is perfect for Mandy's beautiful vocals. Track 7 > Walk Me Home: Now this song is a ballad that my 8 year old niece is really addicted to, it must have some potential if its my 8 year old nieces favorite song on the CD. Track 8 > I Like It: This song has a disco beat to it and it would be great to dance to. This song was also on Mandy Moore's first CD. The beginning of this song sounds a bit like a commercial I can't remember. Track 9 > So Real: This is the song from Mandy's first CD of the same title. Hey you have to leave something in memory of the First CD. Track 10 > Candy (Wade Robson Remix): Cant get enough "Candy", this remix is yummy and it's not tacky as most remixes are. Track 11 > Your Face: This song is another ballad that is not very catchy to teenie boppers. Maybe it will attract old folks. Track 12 > I Wanna Be With You (Soul Solution Remix): What a great way to end your CD, with the same song as the first track of the same titled CD. But its not exactly the same, it a remix. You may be thinking that this is another slow beat like the original version, well think again the beat is faster than you think, you totally want to dance to it. Everybody I asked so far says that the remix sound better than the original and I was hoping maybe Mandy would make a Remix video with this song as well but she didn't. Oh well maybe next time! You'll love this CD folks its got everything from A-Z including vitamins A, B & C. This New Mandy Moore CD is "So Real". Mandy more is what you call real teen pop she is only 16 years of age, Britney Spears is 18 & Christina Aguilera is 19 they are considered adults. Although Mandy may be 16 her voice sounds so adultish and sexy but yet still inocent and it shows with the vocals she used in this CD. I hope I was able to convince you to buy this CD and help Mandy Moore's CD reach Platinum!
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Yes, the title track is a good song. Everything else is just trash from her old CD. The remix is bad and all the new stuff is really lame too. Download the song if you want, but the CD is a waste of money!
Ubiquitously paraded on MTV, Ms. Mandy Moore reigns as the station's style maven, appearing with Tyrese in the "House of Style" special, and on "Say What Karaoke" as a style judge; her style is not solely manifest in her sartorial arrangement-but in her choice of material on this EP of well-executed balladry and uptempo remixes of three of her hit songs-including the xylephone spiked "So Real", and the more guitar-ish "Candy" The only complaint is that the Hex Hector remix of "Candy" is conspicuously absent. (Perhaps, a purchase of the import is in order.) "Your Face" is not the fodor one would have expected from Mandy-or even Christina; Britney would not even dare venture into this territory. The balladry on the latter's debut CD is not as cerebral and understated or riveting as "Your Face"; Fans of Jennifer Paige's "Always You" would enjoy the plaintive "Your Face". Mariah Carey and even an older yet seasoned but still weaker-voiced Diana Ross- believe it or not-should have tapped into this and could have added it to their latest opuses. "The Way to My Heart" is a Max Martin knock-off that is by the numbers-and Mandy does not seem to keen on her delivery as a focal point of the song; Celine Dion's straight-ahead belting in "That's Way It Is" added dimension to that song of the same ilk. Mandy is not at fault here; it is that given the level of original material that she is entitled to and delivers, she is simply rotely conceding to the youth market she dominates. However, "Your Face" and "Want You Back" are clear indications that her path will not lead her down the same road as Ms. Britney. "Want You Back" is the sequel to "Quit Breaking My Heart" that will win over fans at Adult Contemporary and CHR/Pop alike.
