it's not on the soundtrack and i think it has "stand up and get crunk" in the song.
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Below are the track listings on the soundtrack, not much help, but it is probably one of these twelve!  You can go to Amazon.com and search for the soundtrack.  The site will let you listen to a brief bit of each song - hopefully that will narrow it down for you!  Coach Carter Soundtrack is what you will search for on Amazon.\n\n1. All Night Long - Red Cafe   \n2. No Need for Conversation - Fabolous featuring Mike Shorey   \n3. Professional - Chingy featuring GIB   \n4. Southside - The Game featuring Lil Scrappy   \n5. Roll Wit You - Ciara   \n6. Wouldn't You Like To Ride - Kanye West, Malik Usef & Common   \n7. Hope - Twista featuring Faith Evans   \n8. Your Love - Van Hunt   \n9. This One - Ak'sent   \n10. Beauty Queen - Czarnok   \n11. Balla - Mack 10 featuring Da Hood   \n12. Time - St. Lunatics   \n13. What Love Can Do - Letoya   \n14. About The Game - Trey Songz
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Its called "Still Dre" by Dr. Dre, and its on Dr. Dre 2001  album.
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It's called 'Be Yourself (and 5 other cliches)' and it's from the Rockstar Supernova cd.
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I found two songs, not sure which you refer to...one is Keke Wyatt "Nothing In This World," and the other is Babyface, "What If."  Not sure about the correctness of the sources though.
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it's called "Hit 'Em Up Style" by Blu Cantrell  :)
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The Film The Game was made in 1997.  According to the info in Wikipedia, he didn't come out with a CD that year.  It also does not mention that his song was included in that movie.  Sorry, I couldn't find out what you were asking for.  But here's some info and maybe if you look at it, one of the titles my strike you as familiar.  Good Luck.
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I tried to look it up and it said that the sound track will be out soon.  I cant really think of any other way to find out yet without seeing it again or asking someone who is going to remember.
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it is called Ridin' and it came out on the radio this year, but his album came out last year with that song in it
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im not sure of the artist but i think the song is called "Im a gangsta"
400800
Hey, the song your trying to find is "Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in my Hand" it is sung by Primitive Radio Gods. Great tune, one of my personal favorites. I spent 3 days browsing yahoo music jukebox about 2 months ago just to find that song.  Tom's Diner also had that in it but I figured I'd give both just in case it was the other. Hope it helps. Peace.
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The animation at the beginning of the movie is scored to a song called "Catch Me If You Can" and is written by John Williams. If you go to Amazon.com and do a search for the soundtrack, scroll down and you will see samples of the songs on the CD. It is a cool sounding theme.
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The name of the song is "Save Me," and it is, like stated before, by Remy Zero. The video for it's trippin - you can find it at Yahoo!Music. The song is on the first Smallville soundtrack - "The Talon Mix." (Though I'm sure they have it on an album of their own; I own The Talon Mix, and highly recommend it.)
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Go to a website that sells CDs and type in the dvd soundtrack and they will probably have it. If they do see if they have the list of songs then elimanate the ones you know you heard.If there are 1 or 2 left see if they say those words in the song. If you elimanated all of the songs on the list then the music producer probably thought the song wasn't important.
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It is called "Unstoppable" and is available on the Lifetime site as a ring tone. Hopefully they will put the artist out soon. Watch the site.
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Here is the full listing for the movie, some songs aren't on the released soundtrack. I think the song that you are talking about is Zombie Nation, which isn't on the soundtrack.\n\n"Panic"\nWritten by Steven Patrick Morrissey & Johnny Marr\nPerformed by Steven Patrick Morrissey (as Morrissey)\nCourtesy of London Records (90) Limited\n\n"Orpheus"\nWritten by Tim Wheeler\nPerformed by Ash\nCourtesy of Kinetic Records and Warner Strategic Marketing U.K.\n\n"Zombi"\nWritten by Agostino Marangolo, Massimo Morante, Fabio Pignatelli & Claudio Simonetti\nPerformed by Goblin\nCourtesy of Bella Casa Music Limited and Cinevox s.r.l.\n\n"Mister Mental"\nWritten by Guy McNight, Marc Norris, Andy Huxley, Sym Gharial & Tom Diamantopoulo\nPerformed by Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster\nCourtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.\n\n"Don't Stop Me Now"\nWritten by Freddie Mercury\nPerformed by Queen\nCourtesy of EMI Records Limited and Hollywood Records, Inc.\n\n"You're My Best Friend"\nWritten by John Deacon\nPerformed by Queen\nCourtesy of EMI Records Limitedand Hollywood Records, Inc.\n\n"Everybody's Happy Nowadays"\nWritten by Pete Shelley\nPerformed by Ash\nCourtesy of Parlophone Records\nLicensed Courtesy of Warner Strategic Marketing U.K.\n\n"The Gonk (Kid Koala Remix)"\nWritten by Herbert Chappell\nPerformed by The Noveltones\nAdditional Production and Remix by Kid Koala\nCourtesy of De Wolfe Limited/Ninja Tune\n\n"Meltdown"\nWritten by Charlotte Hatherley & Tim Wheeler\nPerformed by Ash\nCourtesy of Infectious Records and Warner Strategic Marketing U.K.\n\n"Soft"\nWritten and Performed by Lemon Jelly
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its called the "Oscar Song"
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Ah, that one! It is not on the two CD's that make the soundtrack, but you already know that. Now it will start playing in my head!