Glee: The Music, The Complete Season Two
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Glee: The Music, The Complete Season Two专辑介绍
Glee是FOX电视台2009年秋季档一部以音乐为主题的快节奏幽默喜剧，故事以一个性格乐观的高中教师Will Schuester （Matthew Morrison扮演）原本打算发挥自己的余热投入到一个已经解体的唱诗班中，但是面对他的是招来的都是一群性格各异 的“怪人”；Mercedes（Amber Riley扮演），不光有很强的说服力还经常把自己当成是歌剧中的首席女主角，Kurt（Chris Colfer扮演）有着男高音般天赋却与大家很难相处，Arty（Kevin McHale扮演）是个酷爱演奏吉他的吉他手，可以天生有点残废 ，不然在音乐界一定有些作为，他的好友Tina（Jenna Ushkowitz扮演）是一个酷爱流行音乐的超级粉丝；Rachel Berry（Lea Michele扮演）也是Will Schuester看中的唯一一个像样的歌手，原本自称自己是未来的歌星，一个十全十美主义者，自从遇见 了Will从好友的橄榄球队招来的Finn Hudson（Cory Monteith扮演）后性格大变，Finn原本是学校橄榄球队的四分卫，长着一张 电影明星的脸，而且自己的女朋友是该校队的拉拉队长Quinn（Dianna Agron扮演），他有一个自满清高并同是球友Puck（Mark Salling扮演），除了面对这些形形色色的演员外Will Schuester的妻子Terri Schuester（Jessalyn Gilsig扮演）为生活而抱 怨也曾为了他成功之路的绊脚石，而且学校拉拉队员教练Sue Sylvester（Jane Lynch扮演）对Will所做的一切感到疑惑，幸好 Will得到了漂亮女教师Emma Pillsbury（Jayma Mays扮演）的帮助，而自己也决心做出成就给世人们看看。
When Glee aired its first episode in May 2009, the TV show only attracted a fraction of the viewers who tuned in for American Idol, which was shown on the same channel just one hour prior. The numbers looked bleak, but Billboard's music charts told a different story the following week, when the Glee version of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" became a Top Five hit. Performed during the pilot by the castmates themselves, the song eventually sold over 700,000 downloads and paved the way for Glee's success — not only as a television show, but also as a chart-topping recording entity.
Columbia Records became Glee's official music partner that spring, and the show continued churning out hit singles when it returned in September for the full run of its first season. Of course, it didn't hurt that many of the actors had already cut their teeth on Broadway, including Lea Michele (the star of Spring Awakening) and Matthew Morrison (the original Link Larkin in Hairspray). Such experience helped boost the musical performances on the show, and Columbia began gathering some of Glee's best moments for a series of albums, beginning with Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 in November 2009. That album cracked the Top Five during its first week of release, paving the way for the arrival of Vol. 2 in December. Both records went gold; by the following year, Vol. 1 had climbed up to platinum status.
Glee took a quick break at the end of 2009, with more episodes planned for the spring. The show returned in April 2010, its arrival punctuated by the release of a new soundtrack, The Power of Madonna. Featuring seven songs originally recorded by the Material Girl, the EP also introduced the newest member of Glee's cast, Jonathan Groff, who had previously performed alongside Lea Michele in Spring Awakening. It debuted at number one — the first of Glee's releases to do so — and was followed two weeks later by another album, Showstoppers, which also topped the charts. The show wrapped up its first season that summer, but not before releasing one final EP, Journey to Regionals, which marked the final appearance for Groff.
Several months later, Glee returned with a new season and a new round of releases, including a Halloween-themed EP (The Rocky Horror Glee Show), a holiday record (The Christmas Album), and the full-length Vol. 4. Along with newcomer Chord Overstreet, the albums also featured Darren Criss, who joined the show mid-season and helped Glee earn another Top Ten hit with "Teenage Dream," as well as guest star Gwyneth Paltrow. By Thanksgiving, the cast had racked up more than 90 singles on the Billboard Hot 100, breaking the Beatles' previous record for the most hit songs by a non-solo act. Glee took home three Golden Globes in early 2011 and began turning over a new leaf with the spring release of Vol. 5, which featured the show's first pair of original songs (including the Top Ten hit "Loser Like Me"). More changes arrived with the release of The Warblers, a short album that focused exclusively on Darren Criss and his all-male choir at the fictional Dalton Academy.
Glee's second season wrapped up in May 2011, one day after Vol. 6's release. A spinoff TV show, The Glee Project, immediately hit the air, followed two months later by the franchise's first movie, Glee: The 3D Concert Movie. The film documented the North American half of Glee's 2011 tour, combining behind-the-scenes footage with live performances. Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album, Vol. 2 was released that November, a couple of months after the show's third season premiered. Just a few weeks later, Vol. 7 of Glee: The Music arrived, featuring music from the first part of the third season. Mid-2012 saw the release of Glee: The Music - The Graduation Album, which commemorated the senior year of many of the show's favorite characters.
When Glee aired its first episode in May 2009, the TV show only attracted a fraction of the viewers who tuned in for American Idol, which was shown on the same channel just one hour prior. The numbers looked bleak, but Billboard's music charts told a different story the following week, when the Glee version of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" became a Top Five hit. Performed during the pilot by the castmates themselves, the song eventually sold over 700,000 downloads and paved the way for Glee's success — not only as a television show, but also as a chart-topping recording entity.
Columbia Records became Glee's official music partner that spring, and the show continued churning out hit singles when it returned in September for the full run of its first season. Of course, it didn't hurt that many of the actors had already cut their teeth on Broadway, including Lea Michele (the star of Spring Awakening) and Matthew Morrison (the original Link Larkin in Hairspray). Such experience helped boost the musical performances on the show, and Columbia began gathering some of Glee's best moments for a series of albums, beginning with Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 in November 2009. That album cracked the Top Five during its first week of release, paving the way for the arrival of Vol. 2 in December. Both records went gold; by the following year, Vol. 1 had climbed up to platinum status.
Glee took a quick break at the end of 2009, with more episodes planned for the spring. The show returned in April 2010, its arrival punctuated by the release of a new soundtrack, The Power of Madonna. Featuring seven songs originally recorded by the Material Girl, the EP also introduced the newest member of Glee's cast, Jonathan Groff, who had previously performed alongside Lea Michele in Spring Awakening. It debuted at number one — the first of Glee's releases to do so — and was followed two weeks later by another album, Showstoppers, which also topped the charts. The show wrapped up its first season that summer, but not before releasing one final EP, Journey to Regionals, which marked the final appearance for Groff.
Several months later, Glee returned with a new season and a new round of releases, including a Halloween-themed EP (The Rocky Horror Glee Show), a holiday record (The Christmas Album), and the full-length Vol. 4. Along with newcomer Chord Overstreet, the albums also featured Darren Criss, who joined the show mid-season and helped Glee earn another Top Ten hit with "Teenage Dream," as well as guest star Gwyneth Paltrow. By Thanksgiving, the cast had racked up more than 90 singles on the Billboard Hot 100, breaking the Beatles' previous record for the most hit songs by a non-solo act. Glee took home three Golden Globes in early 2011 and began turning over a new leaf with the spring release of Vol. 5, which featured the show's first pair of original songs (including the Top Ten hit "Loser Like Me"). More changes arrived with the release of The Warblers, a short album that focused exclusively on Darren Criss and his all-male choir at the fictional Dalton Academy.
Glee's second season wrapped up in May 2011, one day after Vol. 6's release. A spinoff TV show, The Glee Project, immediately hit the air, followed two months later by the franchise's first movie, Glee: The 3D Concert Movie. The film documented the North American half of Glee's 2011 tour, combining behind-the-scenes footage with live performances. Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album, Vol. 2 was released that November, a couple of months after the show's third season premiered. Just a few weeks later, Vol. 7 of Glee: The Music arrived, featuring music from the first part of the third season. Mid-2012 saw the release of Glee: The Music - The Graduation Album, which commemorated the senior year of many of the show's favorite characters.
Empire State of Mind
Telephone
Billionaire
Listen
What I Did for Love
I'm a Slave 4 U
Me Against the Music
Baby One More Time
Stronger
Toxic
The Only Exception
Only the Good Die Young
I Look to You
Papa Can You Hear Me?
I Want to Hold Your Hand
Losing My Religion
Bridge Over Troubled Water
One of Us
Don't Go Breaking My Heart
River Deep, Mountain High
Le Jazz Hot
Sing!
Lucky
Happy Days Are Here Again / Get Happy (Glee Cast Version)
Science Fiction Double Feature 4:27
There's A Light (Over At The Frankenstein Place) (Glee Cast Version)
Damn It, Janet
Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?
Sweet Transvestite
Touch a Touch a Touch a Touch Me
Time Warp
One Love / People Get Ready
Teenage Dream
Start Me Up / Livin' on a Prayer
Stop! In the Name of Love / Free Your Mind
Forget You
Make 'Em Laugh
Nowadays / Hot Honey Rag
Singing in the Rain / Umbrella
Ohio
Marry You
Sway
Just the Way You Are
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina (Kurt Solo Version)
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina (Rachel Solo Version)
The Living Years
Hey, Soul Sister
(I've Had) The Time of My Life
Valerie
Dog Days Are Over
We Need a Little Christmas
Deck the Rooftop
Merry Christmas Darling
Baby, It's Cold Outside
The Most Wonderful Day of the Year
Last Christmas
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
O Christmas Tree
Jingle Bells
You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
Angels We Have Heard on High
O Holy Night
Welcome Christmas
Need You Now
She’s Not There
Bills, Bills, Bills
Thriller / Heads Will Roll
Fat Bottomed Girls
P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)
When I Get You Alone
Firework
Silly Love Songs
Baby
Somebody to Love
Take Me or Leave Me
I Know What Boys Like
SING
Don't You Want Me?
Blame It (On the Alcohol)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
Tik Tok
Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)
Animal
Kiss
Landslide
Afternoon Delight
Misery
Blackbird
Trouty Mouth
Big Ass Heart
Hell to the No
Candles
Raise Your Glass
Get It Right
Loser Like Me (Glee Cast Version)
All by Myself
I Follow Rivers
Turning Tables
Ain't No Way
I Feel Pretty / Unpretty
I've Gotta Be Me
Somewhere Only We Know
As If We Never Said Goodbye
Born This Way
What Kind of Fool
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?
Dreams
Never Going Back Again
Songbird
I Don't Want to Know
Go Your Own Way
Don't Stop
Rolling in the Deep
Isn’t She Lovely
Friday
Jar of Hearts
I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How to Dance With You
Dancing Queen
Back to Black
Some People
Try a Little Tenderness
My Man
Pure Imagination
My Cup
I Love New York / New York, New York
Bella Notte
For Good
Yeah!
As Long As You're There
Pretending
Light Up the World