Dawson's Creek will be most notable for the fact that one of its main cast went on to become Mrs. Tom Cruise (Katie Holmes). The show's premise is basically about friendship and growing up. With characters speaking with way too much eloquence for their age the show has spurred many duplicate angst-driven teenage dramas It was one of my favourites and looking back at it I cannot help but sigh at the recollection of Dawson-Jhen-Joey-Pacey romance. Dawson's Creek ran six seasons from 1998 to 2003. It produced two albums; the first one "Songs from Dawson's Creek" was released in 1999. The album features various artists from popular pop acts to unknown ...  Read the complete review

For the fans of Dawson's Creek, you must get the album, it's really great. Even if you aren't, the album is still worthwhile provided you are into the type of songs featured which are more to the alternative sentimental type. The album features some top artists as well e.g. Jessica Simpson - Did you ever love somebody Sixpence Non The Richer - Kiss Me Paula Cole - I Don't Want To Wait Shawn Mullins - Shimmer Other good songs are like Lose Your Way from Sophie B. Hawkins and Feels like Home by Chantal Kreviazuk. There are 14 songs on the album plus bonus tracks for the European market. If you do give ...  Read the complete review

If you are a fan of Dawson's Creek, then you must buy this! It is full of new songs from very talented artists, including Lara Fabian (Givin' up on you), Jessica Simpson (I think I'm in Love with you. Evan and Jaron (Crazy for this Girl) and there are a couple of excellent covers - Show me Heaven sung by Jessica Andrews and Day Dream Believer by Mary Beth Maziarz. If you have some time by yourself and you need to chill out, this is a must have! Guaranteed to help you relax and feel good. If you are not a fan of Dawson's Creek, but love Classic American Rock then you'll be listening to this album day and night! ...  Read the complete review

Before the first Songs from Dawson's Creek album was released, Dawson's Creek fans were making bets on which excellent Dawson's Creek song would make the album. Would it be Edwin McCain's "I'll Be"? Billie Myers' "Kiss the Rain"? Of course, when the album was released, we found out that none of those songs were on the album at all. A real shame. Instead, they picked lots of little known artists, and flogged their songs on upcoming episodes of the 'Creek. Totally unacceptable. Politics aside, the collection happens to be a fairly good compilation in its own right- safe and slightly mediocre songs, but all ...  Read the complete review