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"  Should you spend your hard-earned wad on the new St. Trinian&amp;#039;s soundtrack album, featuring contributions from Girls Aloud, Sugababes and Sophie Ellis-Bextor? The Sound has weighed up the disc&amp;#039;s merits using cold, hard, emotionless science: each of the album&amp;#039;s 13 tracks has been given a YAY! or a NAY! If the album gets more YAY!s than NAY!s; it&amp;#039;s worth a tenner; if not, you&amp;#039;re better off saving your cash for a rainy day. Before we proceed, we&amp;#039;d like to warn the faint-hearted that the St Trinian&amp;#039;s album does feature a comedy song by Rupert Everett. 1. Girls Aloud: &amp;#039;Theme To St. Trinian&amp;#039;s&amp;#039; An electro-glam-sci-fi-rock romp featuring lyrics about &amp;quot;tormenting slags&amp;quot;, &amp;quot;blackmailing Goths&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;doing as we damn well please&amp;quot;. YAY! 2. Cast of St. Trinian&amp;#039;s: &amp;#039;Trouble&amp;#039; Sensibly, a pretty faithful cover of Shampoo&amp;#039;s snot-pop classic. YAY! 3. Marc Ronson feat Lily Allen: &amp;#039;Oh My God&amp;#039; The Ronson + Hip Popstrel Do Indie Cover single that isn&amp;#039;t quite as popular as &amp;#039;Valerie&amp;#039;. YAY! 4. Rupert Everett and Colin Firth: &amp;#039;Love Is In The Air&amp;#039; A cringe-inducing &amp;#039;comedy&amp;#039; cover of John Paul Young&amp;#039;s disco classic set to the rhythm track from Donna Summer&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Bad Girls&amp;#039;. NAY! 5. Noisettes: &amp;#039;Don&amp;#039;t Give Up&amp;#039;  A riff-driven punk-pop tune featuring yelping, soulful vocals from a lady called Shingai. YAY! 6. The Ordinary Boys Vs. Lady Sovereign: &amp;#039;Nine2Five&amp;#039; A watery slice of ska-pop that tells listeners - be they cleaners, company directors or cabbage-pickers - how difficult and time-consuming it is to be a popstar. NAY! 7. Sophie Ellis-Bextor: &amp;#039;If I Can&amp;#039;t Dance&amp;#039; Taut, catchy disco-pop with a chorus based on a famous quotation from a dead feminist. YAY! 8. Remi Nicole: &amp;#039;Teenage Kicks&amp;#039; A surprisingly rawk cover of that Undertones song John Peel used to be reasonably fond of. Sadly, it&amp;#039;s not as enjoyable as the Busted version. NAY! 9. Gabriella Cilmi: &amp;#039;Sanctuary&amp;#039; A dreamy mid-tempo pop ballad sung by a woman who sounds a bit like Macy Gray, a bit like Amy Winehouse and a bit like Shaznay from All Saints. YAY! 10. The Four Aces feat Al Alberts: &amp;#039;Love Is A Many Splendored Thing&amp;#039; A gooey, melodic fifties pop song that sticks out like a hod-carrier at a WI meeting next to the spikier offerings on the rest of the album. NAY! 11. Sugababes: &amp;#039;3 Spoons of Suga&amp;#039; The Nancy Sinatra-style pop strut from the Sugababes&amp;#039; superb Change album. YAY! 12. Girls Aloud: &amp;#039;On My Way To Satisfaction&amp;#039; A fuzz-rockin&amp;#039; cousin to the Aloud&amp;#039;s 2006 single &amp;#039;Wake Me Up&amp;#039;, featuring lead vocals by Sarah Harding. YAY! 13. Cast of St. Trinian&amp;#039;s: &amp;#039;Theme To St Trinian&amp;#039;s&amp;#039; The Girls Aloud song from earlier, sung by actors and featuring a jaunty ska beat, casio-circa-1982 keyboards and a glam interlude. NAY! The result:  8 YAY!s 5 NAY!s. It&amp;#039;s Zavvi&amp;#039;s lucky day. What do you think of the St. Trinian&amp;#039;s album? Hit the &amp;#039;Click here to see and add comments&amp;#039; button to let us know. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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