VeggieTunes: Songs From The Hit Video Series VeggieTales [Soundtrack]

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The animated veggies' first collection of song is a must for anyone who has fallen in love with their videos. The only complaint is the length--or lack thereof (the disc clocks in at a scant 25 minutes). The 16 songs are from the first 3 VeggieTales videos: Where's God When I'm S-Scared?, Are You My Neighbor?, and God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! The musical selections are not as solid as the second volume of tunes, but these songs put VeggieTales on the map: "God Is Bigger (Than the Boogie Man)," "Love Your Neighbor," and "The Hairbrush Song," among them. Cocreators Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki have a wonderful sense of musical diversity and certainly have more fun with their Christian-lite message than most. Take the lyrics from the counter-melody number "Oh No! What We Gonna Do," which finds the wise men plotting against Daniel: "We could throw him in the Tigris, let him float awhile / Then we'll all sit back and watch him meet a hungry crocodile." --Doug Thomas

VeggieTunes: Songs From The Hit Video Series VeggieTales, Music, Mike Nawrocki, Children's Stories, Childrens, Educational, Pop, Sing-Along

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Not just for Christians

Wonderful Album for Kids and Big Kids Alike

Veggie-licious!

Excellently Silly ...

Veggietales is GREAT

VeggieTunes: Songs From The Hit Video Series VeggieTales
Mike Nawrocki
Manufacturer: Lyons / Hit Ent.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000A46Z
Release Date: 1998-08-25

Veggie Tales Theme Song - Phil Vischer/Lisa Vischer/Mike Nawrocki
God Is Bigger - Phil Vischer/Mike Nawricki/Lisa Vischer
The Water Buffalo Song - Gale Freeman/Mike Nawrocki/Phil Vischer
King Darius Suite - Phil Vischer/Gale Freeman
Oh, No! What We Gonna Do? - Phil Vischer/Mike Nawrocki/Mike Sage
We've Got Some News - Gale Freeman/Phil Vischer/Mike Nawrocki
Fear Not, Daniel - Gale Freeman/Lisa Vischer
You Were In His Hand - Phil Vischer
We Are The Grapes Of Wrath - Phil Vischer/Heidi Landis/Bridget Miller
Some Veggies Went To Sea - Phil Vischer/Mike Nawrocki
The Forgiveness Song - Jeff MorrowGale Freeman/Phil Vischer/Dan Anderson/Mike Nawrocki
Busy, Busy - Phil Vischer/Mike Nawrocki
Love Your Neighbor - Lisa Vischer/Mike Nawrocki
The Hairbrush Song - Gale Freeman/Mike Nawrocki/Phil Vischer/Gale Freeman/Lisa Vischer
I Can Be Your Friend - Phil Vischer/Mike Nawrocki/Jim Poole
What We Have Learned - Phil Vischer/Gale Freeman/Mike Nawrocki

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The animated veggies' first collection of song is a must for anyone who has fallen in love with their videos. The only complaint is the length--or lack thereof (the disc clocks in at a scant 25 minutes). The 16 songs are from the first 3 VeggieTales videos: Where's God When I'm S-Scared?, Are You My Neighbor?, and God Wants Me to Forgive Them!?! The musical selections are not as solid as the second volume of tunes, but these songs put VeggieTales on the map: "God Is Bigger (Than the Boogie Man)," "Love Your Neighbor," and "The Hairbrush Song," among them. Cocreators Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki have a wonderful sense of musical diversity and certainly have more fun with their Christian-lite message than most. Take the lyrics from the counter-melody number "Oh No! What We Gonna Do," which finds the wise men plotting against Daniel: "We could throw him in the Tigris, let him float awhile / Then we'll all sit back and watch him meet a hungry crocodile." --Doug Thomas

Customer Reviews:

Not just for Christians.......2004-12-11

My husband and I were raised Catholic, but have chosen to not raise our children within a formal church. This music is a great way to teach some of the Bible stories in a really fun way. The music is great, the lyrics brilliant and wonderful for all ages. My kids are 3, 8 and 11, and all love it. I highly recommend this cd.

Another review compared Veggie Tales with Sesame Street - and I agree. The humor is for kids and adults alike, in a clean, hilarious way.

Wonderful Album for Kids and Big Kids Alike.......2001-07-24

These albums are some of the best kids music out there. The tunes are easy to learn and very contagious. I have this album and the first one. The videos are excellent as well and kids really enjoy them... I should know, I work at a preschool!

Veggie-licious!.......2001-07-10

Whether we are at home or riding in the car, this CD can get the entire family singing, laughing, and having fun. What a wonderful way to teach great life lessons to young and old alike.

Excellently Silly ..........2001-07-08

way to deliver good messages. My husband and I love this cd (and all other veggietale cds and videos) and we do not have any kids! Believe me and everyone else when we say veggietales are not only for kids! Veggietales will make you think (as you laugh!!!) with wonderful songs such as "The Forgiveness Song", "God is Bigger" and "Love Your Neighbor". Also, you will find the really silly songs hilarious such as "The Hairbrush Song" and "The Water Buffalo Song". The creators and writers of veggietales are clever, smart and upstanding. Check out any veggietale item TODAY ... you will be very glad you did! :-)

Veggietales is GREAT.......2000-04-06

Veggietales is not only for the kids, I am 30,with a 10 months old boy and we love all the videos and the music we got our hands on! We are not christians but the values taught are good, good values are for all religions! Thanks to my 4 yr old nephew, he was the first to watch Veggietales and got us interested!

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