Will & Grace: Let the Music Out!

1	Theme from Will and Grace 0:33
2	You're My Best Friend / Queen 2:52
3	The Bitch Is Back / Elton John 3:42
4	He's Hot! / Karen Radio Edit 3:15
5	Waiting for Tonight / Jennifer Lopez Hex's Momentous Radio Mix 4:03
6	World on Fire / Sarah McLachlan Marius DeVries Mix Radio Edit / Edit 3:55
7	Got to Be Real / Cheryl Lynn 5:05
8	Gypsies, Tramps, & Thieves / Cher 2:37
9	The Right Thing to Do / Megan Mullally 3:26
10	I Will Survive / Gloria Gaynor 3:12
11	White Flag / Dido Scumfrog Remix 3:40
12	Oops! ... I Did It Again / Britney Spears 3:33
13	Footloose / The Bacon Brothers 3:14
14	It's Not Unusual / Tom Jones 1:59
15	Living With Grace / Eric McCormack 3:16

Barnes & Noble

Released in conjunction with the seventh season of the hit NBC sitcom Will & Grace, this fun-filled soundtrack features the characters' favorite songs, including Jennifer Lopez's "Waiting for Tonight," Britney Spears's "Oops I Did It Again," and the Bacon Brothers doing "Footloose." As a bonus to diehard fans, the disc boasts exclusive tracks featuring Eric McCormack & Barry Manilow and Megan Mullally & Carly Simon.

All Music Guide

A quiet show that was expected to cause a few feathers to ruffle due to its openly homosexual characters has become a pioneer in television history. Let the Music Out! captures some of the more memorable moments involving music, including such gay cult icons as Cher, Madonna, Elton John and Britney Spears. In the spirit of the Pet Shop Boys when they recorded the song inspired by the British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. The fab four of the cast (Will, Grace, Jack and Karen) also come together for "He's Hot," which is essentially clips from the show strung over an updated house version of Madonna's "Holiday." Also, Karen (Megan Mullally) gets her shot to duet with Carly Simon on "The Right Thing to Do," and Will (Eric McCormack) gets to duet with Barry Manilow playing piano for the slightly sappy "Living With Grace," and comes across at times like a bad Gary Puckett impersonation. On the whole it's a solid compilation that will appeal to cult fans of the show looking to recall some of its finest moments. Rob Theakston