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The Simpsons: Songs In The Key Of Springfield

For the most part, songs and "The Simpsons" have always gone well together, and with this CD you can own many of the songs used in the show and listen to them whenever you want. Features several variations of the end credits and title theme, the famous monorail song, Mr. Burns's "See My Vest" musical number, and many many more. A

Go Simpsonic With The Simpsons

And you thought the first soundtrack was good. This one features even more songs (53 total) and memorable numbers such as "The Garbageman Can", Sideshow Bob's version of "The HMS Pinafore", the famous Union Strike folk song, and more. Simply an all around great CD. A

The Simpsons Sing The Blues

You might not want to take my advice entirely on this one since I haven't actually listened to every single track, but I'll tell you what I think from what I have heard. Some hardcore fans say this CD is a must, featuring several well known original cast recordings such as the novelty hits "Do The Bartman" and "Deep Deep Trouble". I'm not quite as crazy about this album as others may be though. The songs are okay to listen to once or twice, but "Do The Bartman" can get very annoying after a while. Still worth the five or so dollars you'd end up paying for it today though. B

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