There's an ocean of reasons Nickelodeon fans and moviegoers will want to own the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack, not least of which is its cover art. Even if such aesthetic considerations bore you--even if the movie itself bores you, you'll want to dive right in, because the packaging pales in comparison to the content. Skate-punk queen Av[Read More]

It was only a matter of time before SpongeBob Squarepants became a star big enough to pull off a concept album. Where so many other megawatt celebrities, be they living and land-based or fictional and sea-dwelling, can get all high-minded and grand when cobbling together a theme for their music, though, our man Sponge proves he's as humble and poro[Read More]

2009 collection of tracks culled from the enormously popular cartoon series. Not just for children, SpongeBob SquarePants appeals to the young at heart of all ages. This collection includes tracks from Pink and Cee-Lo Green (Gnarls Barkley). Features 'SpongeBob SquarePants Theme Song', 'Ripped Pants', 'F.U.N. Song', 'Where's Gary', 'Campfire Song [Read More]

UK pressing of this collection of tracks from the animated series including four never before released tracks! SpongeBob remains the #1 animated show on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons with 18 million viewers in '08 alone! Sony/BMG. 2009.

Unlike some CDs spawned from TV shows, there's not a lot to recommend SpongeBob SquarePants: The Yellow Album to listeners who don't set their clocks by the Nick cartoon. But in a culture as Sponge-ified as ours has become in the six years the series has been airing, does it really matter? The resounding, Squidward-sanctifying answer is No. Songs l[Read More]