Kermit kicks back with lots of guest stars, and sings new Muppetised renditions of hit songs. You should get it even just to hear the 'She drives me crazy' track - sung with Miss Piggy.

You can't just singalong, you've got to watch it too!

Complement your Muppets in Space collection with the book about the making of the film, as well as a couple of small bits and pieces to complete the lot!

Muppets from Space : Great Gonzos of the Galaxy
Muppets from Space : Gonzo's Book of out-of-This-World Puzzles

'You remind me of the babe. What babe? The babe with power. What power? The power of voodoo! Who do? You do, you remind me of the babe!' Anyone who has seen this film will know those words - the start of one of the best tracks off the soundtrack: Magic Dance. This would have to be in the top three of best fantasy films ever made - get the soundtrack because you'll be singing the songs forever.

Songs from Bear in the Big Blue House is bursting at the seams with simple melodies, goofy voices, and loopy, encouraging lyrics that linger. Bear's warm baritone finds its way onto every last track--he's clearly the head of the big blue household, though hardly its pluckiest resident--but each of the other characters comes clean about a kid-pertinent issue or two on these songs, too. Ojo, for example, relates the unfairness of getting spooked by big, scary monsters every time she goes to bed on "Go to Bed, Sleepy Head," and Tutter tackles his type-A tendencies on "Take Time to Smell the Cheese" and "Quiet Time." In contrast, some of these songs are pure, message-free fun: Pip and Pop momentarily become the Salt 'n' Pepa of the puppet kingdom on "Otter Love," a hip-hoppy ode to the warm fuzzies, and Bear and Treelo bust a toe-twitching move on "The Bear Cha-Cha-Cha."