Clearly one of the best OST's - remember the first !!!

Unquestionably the 2nd "Sister Act" soundtrack convinced unlike the first. The predecessor impressed with oldies songs, as well as instrumental pieces and its 2 highlights "I Will Follow Him" ​​and "Hail Holy Queen". However, the successor is still a great deal more: It has variety, horny voices and a huge large, I call it this, "Stalin" effect, because you can really marvel at some of the pieces. Here I present for those who have neither seen the movie nor ever had the pleasure to listen to the CD in, each track before:
01) The Greatest Medley Ever Told: The idea of ​​making a medley it was already on the first soundtrack. Here it was again repeated and improved. This medley has its name for a reason, because in less than 4 minutes can be heard set to refined white together about 20 songs. Here's an idea! 9/10 points
02) Never Should've Let You Go: Track 2 is already one of the hottest songs on the CD. The band "Hi-Five" sings a soul number that really has a madness melody with a soulful text in a class. Each of the 5 Jüngs, has an expressive voice and sets the bar for the CD here incredibly high. 10/10 points
03) Get Up Offa That Thing: The 3rd point is a mixture of dance rhythms with groovy text. A cool song that taste for more. While standing here singing qualities something in the background, but the fun factor is, however, twice as high. 8/10 P.
04) Oh Happy Day: Everyone knows the absolute Oldie cult song "Oh Happy Day", but on such a brilliant Gospelart he was still interpreted NIE. The original voice of the actor is here to up some more in the foreground, while all remaining participants are pushed into the background choir. The lead singer is growing throughout the songs of a raspy, simple voice to one of the probably best gospel singers at his age. The finale, in which he is perfectly accompanied by gospel choir convinced so much, that's the goose bumps inevitable. 10/10 P.
05) Ball Of Confusion: The next number is a song, which is made entirely from the only choir of nuns. A mid-tempo number with an expressive text and interesting vocal qualities * g * 8/10 P.
06) His Eye Is On The Sparrow: Highlights are here served churning as Track 6 demonstrates. The qualities here Lauryn Hill vorzeigt (lead singer of the Fugees), are incredible. Hardly a number that is only accompanied by a piano and some strings so successful, a feeling to conjure. One of the most soulful soundtrack numbers of all time. Madness, soul at its best. Quote: "I Sing Because I'm happy, I sing Because I'm free ..." Top! 10/10 P.
07) A Deeper Love: Here it comes now the weakest point of the CD. I have nothing against Aretha Franklin, who sings this song, but this dance version, annoying compared to all other songs. A fleet number that has hardly to offer what is usually done by the Power Franklin's voice. Average it is nonetheless. 6/10 P.
08) Wandering Eyes:. Song also section 8 do not care about skin so powerful, though more than the number previously weak. Fast Soul, but with too little depth. Cute chorus with a relatively good voice. 7/10 P.
09) Pay Attention: The lesson Whoppy Goldberg teaches the high school kids in the film is brought here in a cool R'n'B-number. In and of itself a good number, unfortunately, the refrain repeated but very often at the end, he is quick on my nerves, but otherwise good. 8/10 P.
10) Ode To Joy: From now on, there's again BestTracks straight. Beethoven's 9th symphony will be interpreted here incredibly expressive. The church choir with pure organ accompaniment makes an incredibly beautiful mood and brings the strength of songs across well. 9/10 P.
11) Joyful Joyful: Immediately followed by the interpretation of "Ode to Joy" from the choir, composes the Whoopy in the film. A heavily modified version of the classic songs in a medley of soul and gospel hymns fleets. Here both rhythms and voices go as perfectly as it gets. Enjoy !!! 10/10 P.
12) Is not No Mountain High Enough: Even the final song convinces with its gospel choir and its still biblical, poetic texts. A grand finale, the more times, each singing quality to the test. 9/10 P.
So this soundtrack shows with a total of 104 of 120 possible points that films can more than just entertain. You can create something with their soundtrack for the feeling of watching outside. Who wants to hear again Gospel in different ways, you should consider purchasing here, because it is in every track a kind of soul or choirs to see and enjoy. Every song has a character in itself and always comes up where our feeling is strongest: in the heart! Super 5 star, no questions asked.