Disney Pixar Greatest Hits

Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Disney
1 disc

1. You've Got a Friend in Me (for Toy Story)
2. Time Of Your Life, song, The
3. When She Loved Me (for Toy Story 2)
4. If I have you (for film Monsters, Inc.)
5. Real Gone, song
6. Life is a Highway, song
7. Our Town, song
8. Festin, song, Le
9. Down to Earth, song
10. Toy Story, film score: Infinity And Beyond
11. Bug's Life, film score: Suite, A
12. Bug's Life, film score: The Flik Machine, A
13. Toy Story 2, film score: The Cleaner
14. Monsters, Inc., film score: Monsters, Inc.
15. Monsters, Inc., film score: The Scare Floor
16. Finding Nemo, film score: Nemo Egg
17. Finding Nemo, film score: First Day
18. Finding Nemo, film score: Field Trip
19. Incredibles, film score: The Incredits, The
20. Cars, film score: McQueen And Sally
21. Ratatouille, film score: Wall Rat
22. Ratatouille, film score: Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
23. WALL-E, film score: Define Dancing
24. WALL-E, film score: First Date
25. Up, film score: Carl Goes Up
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 861290

Credits

Producer	Dann Huff; Don Davis & the Nite Owls; Frank Wolf; Dan Davis; Jim Flamberg; John Shanks; Michael Giacchino; Randy Newman; Rascal Flatts; Sarah McLachlan; Thomas Newman; Sheryl Crow; Bill Bernstein; Chris Montan; Bruno Coon; John Lasseter (Compilation); Chris Montan (Compilation); Dani Markman (Compilation)
Engineer

Lyricist: Randy Newman.
Personnel: James "J.T." Taylor , Randy Newman, Rascal Flatts, Sarah McLachlan, Sheryl Crow, Billy Crystal (vocals); Ben Burtt (sound effects).
Audio Remasterer: Stephen Marcussen.
Movie soundtracks for family films can be a dicey proposition--lots of filler and kitsch, packaged for maximum impulse-buyability. This collection of songs from Disney Pixar films hews to a higher standard, with wall-to-wall hits. A selection of Randy Newman's amiable stride-piano tunes share space with aching ballads by James Taylor and Sarah McLachlan, Rascal Flatt's rockin' cover of "Life is a Highway," and Peter Gabriel's sublime "Down to Earth."

Critic Reviews

Record Collector (magazine) (p.92) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[A] compilation of 26 numbers written for the titular company's many masterly modern animations."