Stand (SMASH Cast Version) [feat. Leslie Odom, Jr.] Song Lyrics

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Excellent show! Great music!. Love this show and can't get enough! Love the original songs! Soooooo good!

amazing soundtrack. "History Is Made At Night" is by far the best track. Ivy Lynn is definitely the best Marilyn. Love the show, love the soundtrack!

WHERES BREAKAWAY. WHERES BREAKAWAY?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Honestly in realiity how stupid is it to have the bowling song that didn't really have anything to do with the show, and not have breakaway?!? That's a pretty um strong moment I guess in there. Seriously people release breakaway!!!

Brilliant. I really like the covers but the Bombshell songs are just amazing especially "Let Me Be Your Star" and "Don't Forget Me" which makes cry every time. Buy this album, you won't regret it.

Yes!!. Kat McPhee and Megan Hilty are the star duo in the show and on this soundtrack! Smash better have a 2nd season!!!

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Dissapointed. Bad sound quality and not all the familiar songs on this album!

Love SMASH!!!. Love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Smash. Awesome show, fabulous vocals 5 golden stars

Wonderful show, music to match!. The original songs shine much brighter on this soundtrack to one of my fav shows!!

Half of the album is filler - just buy the singles. On your first listen of this album, you’ll probably think “ummm where are all the songs?!” The original hits are there such as “History Is Made At Night”, “The 20th Century Fox”, “Let’s Be Bad,” "Touch Me" and of course “Let Me Be Your Star,” but that’s about it! ¬¬ Glaringly missing are other originals like Christian Borle’s “Don’t Say Yes Until I Finish”, Will Chase’s “On Lexington & 52nd Street”, Raza Jaffrey’s “A Thousand And One Nights” and Katharine McPhee’s “Never Give All The Heart”. BUT you can buy these as singles. Thankfully one majorly cringe worthy cover track “Cheers (Drink To That)” didn’t make the cut. Unfortunately some other shockas did e.g. the cover of Michael Buble’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” and the unremarkable remake of Florence & The Machine’s “Shake It Out”. My advice – don’t buy this album, make your own with the singles. NBC probably should have done two SMASH albums for season one – the originals and the covers.