Glee The 3D Concert Movie (Motion Picture Soundtrack)

experience glee's greatest hits performed live on glee the 3d concert movie (motion picture soundtrack). this soundtrack features 22 songs from glee the 3d concert movie performed at the glee live! in concert! tour. glee the 3d concert movie (motion picture soundtrack) includes the cast's anthemic version of journey's "don't stop believin'," the chart topping original song "loser like me", and a bonus track of the cast's rendition of florence + the machine's "dog days are over" (23 songs in all). glee the 3d concert movie (motion picture soundtrack) also includes special appearances by gwyneth paltrow performing cee lo green's "forget you" as well as the dalton academy warblers doing their much loved take on katy perry's "teenage dream" as well as p!nk's "raise your glass" and paul mccartney's "silly love songs."<br><b>SKU:ADIB005BT1VAI</b>

For anyone puzzled by the dozen or so albums that were flung into the mainstream like so many cherry-red slushees during Glee's first two seasons, here's the easiest way to describe this particular release: it's the soundtrack to the movie based upon the tour launched by the TV show. If that sounds exhausting, it's because this album is nothing if not exhaustive. It features 23 songs, including most of the show's biggest hits. It spotlights the entire cast, from heavy hitters (Lea Michele) to newcomers (Darren Criss) to tangential characters (Gwyneth Paltrow). And above all else, it sounds perfect; every note is hit, every harmony flawlessly sung, every a cappella section meticulously executed. Auto-Tune may be the biggest problem with Glee's regular soundtracks, but lip syncing is the likely culprit on this concert album. Of course, it's impossible to tell which parts are performed and which are piped in. Is Heather Morris actually singing "I'm a Slave 4 U," or is she miming the words while she concentrates on the dance moves? Are Dianna Agron and Chord Overstreet so vocally entwined that they can harmonize their way through Jason Mraz's "Lucky" without incident, despite the distractions coming from the loud, screaming, presumably adolescent audience, or are they getting some help from a backing track? Who knows. And better still, who cares? If you aren't a fan of Glee's cheesy, "follow your dreams!!" gusto, then you have no business listening to The 3D Concert Movie, which often feels like the stage adaptation of an afternoon special. If you're a Gleek, though, you probably realize the best way to enjoy any Glee album -- or any episode, for that matter -- is to suspend your disbelief and simply enjoy these sugary pop songs, whether they're the product of a single performance in East Rutherford, New Jersey (the setting for this soundtrack and its accompanying film) or a hybrid of live vocals, studio overdubs, and canned harmonies. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi

Performer	Glee Cast
Music genre	Film Soundtracks, Soundtracks
Music release type	Soundtrack
Media format	CD
Original release date	2011
Number of tracks	23
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Series title	Glee
Track listing	1. Don't Stop Believin' 2. Dog Days Are Over 3. Sing 4. I'm a Slave 4 U 5. Fat Bottomed Girls 6. I Want to Hold Your Hand 7. Ain't No Way 8. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) 9. Born This Way 10. Firework 11. Teenage Dream 12. Silly Love Songs 13. Raise Your Glass 14. Happy Days Are Here Again/Get Happy 15. Lucky 16. River Deep, Mountain High 17. Forget You 18. Don't Rain on My Parade 19. Jessie's Girl 20. Valerie 21. Loser Like Me 22. Safety Dance 23. Somebody to Love
Record label	SONY
Track name	Don't Stop Believin'
Music media format	CD
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N