i’m sure the rest of the album is good but i can’t seem to get past blue eyes. i constantly listen to i just don’t think i’ll ever get over you and blue eyes. i like to start with the blue, then skip back to don’t think, and back to blue, over and over again.

Easily the best soundtrack everrrr. Zach Braff has amazing tastes in music, and it’s obvious that they use his musical input when picking songs for Scrubs. He even got Colin Hay to appear on the show, using one of his songs as a plotline for the entire episode. But yeah, he got a Grammy for compiling this album, so you’ll definitely have to give it a listen if you haven’t already. It has so many unknown bands, but it’s delish! How does that work?! It just does. Trust the Zach.

I dunno, the movie was reeeally good, and the music was used in such a powerful way and I think the music just really is good. Not a song on it I don’t like personally.

I reccomend it whether you’ve seen the movie or not.

-Carrie.

a great review of some of the best indie music out there. zach braff picked an awesome mix of music to set as the backdrop for an amazing movie.

after listening to this, you are going to want to run to your mac and download everything the shins have ever recorded.

It’s kind of like a mix CD a friend might make for you.

favorite movie soundtrack ever. very well put together, and it introduced me to half a dozen bands i’d never listened to before.

One of the best soundtrack albums ever.

Bought this months ago and have only just now given it a real listen-through. I’m not super-crazy about a lot of it, but I do like Colin Hay’s “I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You” and of course Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Only Living Boy in New York”, so it’s not a total waste. Still, I feel it fails to capture the beauty the movie does.

Es lo unico que necesito…