If you don`t like Reese Witherspoon, you probably won`t like Legally Blonde, and if you don`t like sweet pop, you won`t have too much time for the soundtrack either. If, on the other hand, you feel a wave of nostalgia every time you stumble down a candy-covered pop rabbit hole on YouTube, the Legally Blonde soundtrack is definitely worth checking out. You may not remember many of the band`s names (Lo-Ball, anyone?), but if you watch the movie as many times today as you did 20 years ago, you`ll definitely recognize the melodies. If you`re ready for women`s empowerment in the style of the 2000s, check out how we rank all the songs on the Legally Blonde soundtrack in order of size. It`s been 15 years since Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) taught us how to bend and crack, but that`s not the only treasure Legally Blonde has brought into your life. The film`s soundtrack was filled with musical gems from the late `90s and early `00s. Love Is a Beautiful Thing was first recorded by soul legend Al Green for his album Don`t Look Back in 1993 and quickly became one of his signature songs. Green`s original was used in dozens of films in the years that followed, but it was Krystal Harris` version that made it to the Legally Blonde soundtrack. Legally Blonde: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is the soundtrack to the 2001 film Legally Blonde starring Reese Witherspoon, Selma Blair, Luke Wilson and Victor Garber. It was released on July 13, 2001 by A&M Records.

This article related to the soundtrack is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. The soundtrack very appropriate to Paulette, who leans and slams «everywhere». As a result, she broke the nose of the hot UPS man. Whoops? Terry Dexter has written and performed songs for dozens of TV shows and movies over the years, including The L Word, Not Easily Broken, Kings and Queens, The Game, Deliver Us From Eva, The Real O`Neals and Family Guy. Still, most moviegoers will know them better thanks to Magic, which was performed with the Black Eyed Peas for the soundtrack of Legally Blonde. It`s a good song anyway, but the newly played samples of The Police`s Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic take it to the next level. The all-female band Lo-Ball, based in Los Angeles, turned out to be more of a flash in the pan than anything with legs, but even though they disappeared faster than they arrived, Legally Blonde fans will always remember them for this hard-rock anthem of the soundtrack`s female empowerment.

Hoku may have recorded only one album, but on this one, she perfected bubblegum pop, creating a healthier, less obscene alternative to the more cheeky sounds disseminated at the time by contemporaries like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. As MTV notes, Perfect Day, their contribution to the Legally Blonde soundtrack is so good that they played it twice, once during the opening credits and once during Elle`s keynote speech at Harvard. Speaking to Billboard about the song`s impact, Hoku said, «Nobody really knew Legally Blonde was going to be what it was. The bosses of my label literally said, «This movie will be nothing.» And the next thing you know is like this iconic movie. And my song opens it! Sitting at the premiere and listening to my song open the movie and everyone was clapping – it was like, `I`ve really arrived now, guys.` Sure, the lyrics are mundane and it`s not a song you`ll remember after the last note, but as Valeria`s Ooh La La says Ooh La La, Valeria`s Ooh La is hard to hate. With lyrics like «If all you see is how I look, you miss the Superchick thing», the song is 100% perfect for the always fashionable and always unstoppable Elle Woods – and the perfect song for the film`s credits. Singing and writing rock songs was Gino Vannelli`s domain. The original version of James Brown`s Sex Machine was voted one of Rolling Stone`s 500 greatest songs of all time, and for good reason. Mya`s version may not be in the same league as the original, but it still has enough bluster, boasting, and gravy to make Brown proud. Tomy Iommi reveals how BLACK SABBATH has the success of the album `Paranoid` and.

This song played at the moment she decided to become a lawyer, hoping that her ex Warner would take her seriously. *sigh* Here are 9 songs from the movie that you probably forgot existed. Take a hairbrush and get ready to sing. Most people remember Joanna Pacitti best from the eighth season of American Idol in 2009, where her performance caused an uproar about the fairness of letting singers with professional experience participate. Before that, she offered sweet pop sweets like Watch Me Shine, who plays during the editing of Elle, who studies like crazy to get a spot in Professor Callahan`s internship after Warner told her she wasn`t smart enough to be accepted. If you had to put Legally Blonde in a song, it would be this one. The melody was so catchy that it was played twice – once during the opening credits and once again during Elle`s hard-hitting keynote speech at Harvard. In 2001, Irish singer Samantha Mumba topped the charts with this track from her debut studio album Gotta Tell You. Listen to her decide that the best way to get her ex Warner to take her seriously is to become a lawyer. The album was nominated for a Satellite Award for Best Original Score.

If you have ever had a romantic relationship with one. After Warner rudely told Elle that she wasn`t «smart enough» to be accepted into Professor Callahan`s competitive internship, there`s a «Watch Me Shine» montage where she studies her butt until she gets the job. on this subject, Warner. Before you saw Elle throw chocolates on her TV and yell «LIAR» after the breakup, you heard the words «makin` my way downtown… Blow up the Deltu Nu sisters` house. Anyone can be prone to mental illness, it doesn`t matter. KC & The Sunshine Band, «That`s the Way (I Like It)» Lisa Loeb delivers a bit of her usual kind of intelligent and emotional rock on this excellent track from the 2002 album Cake and Pie. Experience it when She goes to Harvard for the first time. Superpoussk`s career only lasted until the 2000s, but even though they were absent longer than they were, there`s something irresistibly nostalgic about post-punk moments like One Girl Revolution, especially for Legally Blonde fans. Listen to it during the credits of the film. Even if not everyone was a fan of Be Not Nobody, Vanessa Carlton`s debut album, it was impossible not to fall in love with A Thousand Miles (Interlude). Described by All Music as «soft, layered and attractive,» it`s a good-natured game with a huge piano hook that`s more irresistible than ever more than 20 years later.

The song has been featured in many movies and TV shows over the years, including white chicks and workaholics, but it was on Legally Blonde that we first heard it. It was Elle`s «I got into Harvard» anthem when she first went to law school.