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The Backyardigans
Genre: Children's
Artist/Group Name: The Backyardigans
Release Date: 07/11/2006
Original Release Date: 2006
Label: Nick Records
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Disc 1
1. Hold on Tight
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2. Gotta Get the Job Done
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3. Shake Your Body
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4. Rad Moves
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5. We're Going to Mars
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6. Drumming Song
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7. Eureka!
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8. Rules, The
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9. Tree to Tree
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10. What's So Scary 'Bout That
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11. Ballad of the Brave Pink Knight, The
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12. I Love Being a Princess
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13. Aha!
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14. Skate Ahead
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15. We'll Get You What You Want
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16. Ski Patrol to the Rescue
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17. Super Heroes vs. Super Villains
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18. Oh, My Sherman
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# of Discs: 1
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1. Hold on Tight
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2. Gotta Get the Job Done
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3. Shake Your Body
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4. Rad Moves
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5. We're Going to Mars
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6. Drumming Song
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7. Eureka!
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8. Rules, The
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9. Tree to Tree
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10. What's So Scary 'Bout That
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11. Ballad of the Brave Pink Knight, The
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12. I Love Being a Princess
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13. Aha!
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14. Skate Ahead
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15. We'll Get You What You Want
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16. Ski Patrol to the Rescue
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17. Super Heroes vs. Super Villains
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18. Oh, My Sherman
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Groove to the Music follows The Backyardigans almost an exact year to the date with 18 additional songs pulled directly from episodes of The Backyardigans. Smart, fun, and (perhaps just as important) not nearly as potentially annoying as the average disc of children's music, the songs consistently switch styles through several eras and are engaging (whether you're a child or a parent) without fault. They're all 90 seconds to two minutes in length and never sound formulaic, despite a steady amount of boisterous -- but sugar-powered -- energy. Highlights include "Ski Patrol to the Rescue," "Rad Moves," "Hold on Tight," "Shake Your Body," "The Ballad of the Brave Pink Knight," and "Super Heroes vs. Super Villains," all of which place the listener in a different scene of adventure. Evan Lurie, the show's musical director, is probably the best thing that ever happened to children's music; Oswald: Pop Goes the Octopus also involves his work and is a soothing alternate that involves the use of more woodwinds and light piano play. ~ Andy Kellman
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