Digimon [Warner Bros.]

1	Digi Rap / Paul "PG Dreddy" Gordon 3:09
2	All Star / Smash Mouth 3:18
3	The Rockafeller Skank / Fatboy Slim Short Edit 4:00
4	Kids in America / LEN 3:52
5	Hey Digimon / Paul Gordon 2:29
6	One Week / Barenaked Ladies 2:50
7	The Impression That I Get / The Mighty Mighty Bosstones 3:14
8	All My Best Friends Are Metalheads / Less than Jake 3:11
9	Run Around / Jason Radford 2:07
10	Nowhere Near / Summercamp 2:19
11	Spill / Showoff 2:14
12	Here We Go / Jason Gochin 3:23
13	[Untitled Track] 2:58
14	[Untitled Track] 2:33
15	[Untitled Track] 3:10
16	[Untitled Track] 2:58
17	[Untitled Track] 2:48

Barnes & Noble

From the opening electronic beats of "Digi Rap" -- with lyrics such as, "The Digi-volution will not be stopped/Digimon roll/Digimon rock/Remember the Digi things I say/And Digi save the day" -- it's abundantly clear that this album is going to hold more appeal to the younger set than to their parents. Nevertheless, this collection of infectious pop songs holds strong appeal. Some of them -- including Smash Mouth's peppy teen anthem "All Star," Fatboy Slim's funky "Rockafeller Skank," and "One Week," the contagiously catchy Barenaked Ladies single -- have been blaring from the stereos of school kids for the better part of a year. The fun continues with Paul Gordon's kid-friendly "Hey Digimon," an unassuming rap set in a buoyant melody that will likely have kids bopping all over the house, and "The Impression That I Get," the Mighty Mighty Bosstones' ska-pop toe-tapper. Digimon is an upbeat, catchy pop set sure to make points with Pokemon fans and non-fans alike. Ayelet Prizant

All Music Guide

The original soundtrack to Digimon: The Movie collects original songs about the pretenders to the Pokemon throne -- such as "Digirap" and "Hey Digimon" -- as well as a surprisingly hip mix of modern rock songs, including the Mighty Mighty Bosstones' "The Impression That I Get," Fatboy Slim's ever-present "The Rockafeller Skank," and Smashmouth's equally ubiquitous "Allstar." Len's version of "Kids in America," the Barenaked Ladies' "One Week," and Less Than Jake's "All My Best Friends Are Metalheads" are some of the other highlights from this collection of sugar-buzzed ska-punk-pop. Though the Pokemon may be cuter, it seems that Digimon have better taste in music. Heather Phares