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Yay Pushing Daisies

K. M. Donner | 05/07/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The only reason I didn't rate this 5 stars is because I wish all the songs were in a better order. But it's like having the DVD on all the time in my head. Great music."

Not to put too fine a point on it

MtthwDyr | Columbus, Ohio | 06/13/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Thankfully the creators released this as a final send-off to an absolutely brilliant television experience. The arrangements are varied yet maintain a common thread (listen for variations on the theme throughout - including the marvelous three vocal tracks that begin the album).

A word of caution before purchasing - you have to take the third track, Birdhouse in Your Soul, off repeat long enough to enjoy the rest of the album...but that's really hard to do."

Pushing the limit....

Timothy Mintline | Ferndale, MI United States | 09/18/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

".....of what most people's brain can comprehend; "Pushing Daisies" was genius, pure and simple. For a show that only lasted two seasons, the character development, complexity, and warmth this show posesses is unparallelled. One main reason for this magnificent feat is due to the incredible underscore that runs throught every episode. Combine that with the singing talents of Ellen Greene and Kristin Chenoweth and you have something that television screens have not seen in many many years and will, unfortunately, most likely not be seen again for quite a while.

My only complaint about this fantastic soundtrack is that it lacks "Eternal Flame" sung by Olive (Kristin Chenoweth) in season two. The genius of placing that song in the scene is probably lost by just listening to the cd, but who doesn't want to hear KC belt it out better than Susanna Hoffs?"