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The Time Has Come - 4 / 58. I think that this is the best pokemon CDI have been liking pokemon since the anime came out this is one of my favorite CDs1. 2b A Master - 5 / 5 3. Everything Changes - 5 / 5 7. Misty's Song - 3.5 / 512. Viridian City - 5 / 5 (I WANA GO TO VIRIDIAN CITEH)4.
Double Trouble - BEST SONG ON THE CD10. Pokémon Theme - 5 / 52. Pokemon - Dance Mix - 5 / 5 (YES) 9. What Kind of Pokemon Are You - 3.5 /5 (gonna kick your grass sounds weird but yeah i know they had to censor it Lol) 5. My Best Friends - 3 / 56. Together Forever - 4 / 511.
You Can Do It (If You Really Try) - 4 / 5This is a must have CD for pokemon fans
The item came in perfect condition, with no extended wait or money trouble. Everything one could ask of an online transaction. A+
I got this CD album for a birthday present.Misty's SongI love the Song Misty's Song.It's about Ash and Misty being in love.Misty is very good looking. Misty really does have a crush on Ash.I rank Misty's Song 10/10.What Kind of Pokemon are You.I love this song What Kind of Pokemon are You.This song is AWESOME, halarious, and amazing.I use to listen to that song all the time, that it's so halarious. I rank the song What Kind of Pokemon Are You. 10/10.I remembered that song since when I heard of that song on Pikachu's jukebox.I still love that song.
If you like the 4kids dub,get this. It's full of lyrical songs,from the dub. Expect none of the original music,by original I mean from the japanese version,however.The infamous Misty's Song is on this cd too,it's not sung by Misty's va though,and neither is it canon,but it still makes Pokeshippers giggle.
This CD was originally released back in 1999, and includes thirteen songs. The biggest difference is that this recording features a female vocalist, while the recording on the show featured a male vocalist.My favorite track is "Pokemon [Dance Mix]." This is the background music you hear in the theatrical trailers for the Pokemon films. Even though the songs may sound "dated," quite a few of them are still enjoyable to listen to.In my opinion, the weakest track on the disc is "Misty's Song" (which is from the Pokemon live show).
The Pokemon theme and the "Pikachu's Jukebox" songs are the full-length versions of the songs, and not the edits that would have been heard on the show. The singer also had a nasal quality to her voice, and it sounds like she's trying too hard to sound like Britney Spears.One of the tracks included is "The Time Has Come (Pikachu's Goodbye)." This song appeared in the episode "Pikachu's Good-Bye" (it's the background music when Ash thinks that he's losing Pikachu forever, and is having a flashback about the times he and Pikachu had together). Besides the Pokemon theme song from the Indigo League episodes, there are also seven songs from the "Pikachu's Jukebox" segment, a song from the Pokemon live show, the Indigo League Pokerap, and a couple of other songs.
It's a faux R&B/pop-sounding song that was rather repetitive. This CD is an enhanced disc, and includes the video for the Pokerap.Most of the songs sound like they were inspired by 1990's teen pop. While this sound was contemporary when this CD was released, this makes the songs sound rather "dated" now.
However, the recording included on this disc is different from the one included in the show. This song features the vocal talent of the late Vicki Sue Robinson, who is best known for the disco hit "Turn the Beat Around."The seven songs from the "Pikachu's Jukebox" segment are: "2B A Master," "Viridian City," "What Kind of Pokemon Are You.," "My Best Friends," "Everything Changes," "Double Trouble (Team Rocket)," and "Together Forever."If you're a fan of Pokemon and enjoy the music from "Pikachu's Jukebox," then this would be a good CD to add to your music collection.
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