Kidz Bop

1	All Star 3:19
2	Oops! ... I Did It Again 3:18
3	Bye Bye Bye 3:22
4	All the Small Things 2:52
5	What a Girl Wants 3:21
6	I Want It That Way 3:38
7	Bailamos 3:35
8	My Love Is Your Love 4:19
9	That Don't Impress Me Much 3:40
10	Livin' la Vida Loca 3:54
11	Believe 3:56
12	Steal My Sunshine 3:27
13	Blue (Da Ba Dee) 3:29
14	Summer Girls 4:20
15	One Week 2:53
16	Angel of Mine 4:11
17	Fly 4:02
18	Kiss Me 3:24

Barnes & Noble

A savvy, bestselling sing-along album that takes its inspiration from the kind of upbeat contemporary radio hits that fuel Radio Disney, Kidz Bop features 18 remade hits sung by kids and a few adults. Nearly all the songs here are faithfully rendered and retain the catchy hooks that made them irresistible in the first place. So while older music fans may do a double take at the sound of unfamiliar voices, younger listeners probably won't know the difference between the originals and the covers. The children's energetic voices work best on some of the catchiest rock: Smash Mouth's brilliant "All Star" and Sugar Ray's hooky, hip-pop "Fly." Some may balk at the very idea of kids singing along to Britney Spears' "Oops! I Did It Again" or the sweetly innocent "Kiss Me," but Kidz Bop is about as upbeat and hit-heavy a collection as pre-teeny-boppers -- and their parents -- could ever want.

All Music Guide

A very literal singalong album, Kidz Bop collects 18 remakes of contemporary hits that also feature a chorus of kids singing along with the hooks. Generally, punk-pop songs like the covers of blink-182's "All the Small Things," Sugar Ray's "Fly," and Smash Mouth's invincible "All Star" fare the best as singalong material for kids, as do nonsensical hits like LFO's "Summer Girls" and Barenaked Ladies' "One Week." For the most part, Kidz Bop provides parents with a safe collection of pop music for their kids. Heather Phares