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	• Practical Magic: Music From The Motion Picture Alan Silvestri, Stevie Nicks, ... Reprise / Wea, 1998 average customer review:based on 91 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

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I loved this movie and the music is fantastic. Up and positive and fun and steamy and all the things you want to make u feel good about the music u listen to.

Wonderful Witchy Tunes.

"Practical Magic" is an awesome fantasy/ romantic story, and one of the best things about it is the music! I love every tune, esp. the Stevie Nicks and Joni Mitchell songs. Ethereal and romantic, and the score melody at the end is fantastic, too! I recommend it for anyone, but you'll enjoy it even more if you see the movie. "If You Ever Did Believe" at the beginning is a Stevie Nicks/ Sheryl Crow collaboration not found anywhere else. A must-hear!

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Great music...

Who doesn't love a fun movie with a cast like this? The music is so well matched to the movie that you need to have both.

Practical Magic movie

Really a great movie! Saw it years ago when it first came out, and saw most of it on TV and had to buy it. It's one to watch more than once!

Excellent mood music

One of the CD's I love to listen to over and over again. One song in particular is so steamy hot that I feel like taking a cold shower after I listen to it. Another song makes me long for a quiet romantic evening alone with the perfect man.

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How do you put together a soundtrack for a comedy about witches--'90s style? Well, if she's young and her name is Sabrina, you compile an album of relentless teen pop and R&B hits. But if your witches are a little more mature (and, perhaps, suburban), as in Practical Magic, you use a different formula. And the brew found here is actually a good mix: Faith Hill gets as much play (one track) as Nick Drake and Joni Mitchell. Mitchell's "A Case of You" is simply great, and Bran Van 3000's "Everywhere" fits the folk-pop mold nicely, as does upstart Michelle Lewis's "Nowhere and Everywhere." The guys are the oddities here: Elvis Presley's "Always on My Mind" and Harry Nilsson's "Coconut" give this disc some fun quirks. --Jim Young

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