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List Price: $9.98 | | Label: Sony
Salesrank: 55979
Released: January 3, 1995 |
| Our Price: $4.00 |
| Used Price: $0.62 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Higher Learning: Music From The Motion Picture Track Listing:
1. Higher - Ice Cube
2. Something to Think About - Ice Cube
3. Soul Searchin' (I Wanna Know If It's Mine) - Me'Shell Ndegéocello
4. Situation: Grimm - Mista Grimm
5. Ask of You - Raphael Saadiq
6. Losing My Religion - Tori Amos
7. Phobia - OutKast
8. My New Friend - Cole Hauser, Michael Rapaport
9. Year of the Boomerang - Rage Against the Machine
10. Higher Learning/Time for Change - The Brand New Heavies
11. Don't Have Time - Liz Phair
12. Butterfly - Tori Amos
13. By Your Side - Zhané
14. Eye - Eve's Plum
15. Learning Curve - Stanley Clarke
Higher Learning: Music From The Motion Picture Reviews:
"Just a photograph, kinda makes me laugh..." 
2009-07-15 - Higher Learning Soundtrack is great because of three artist: Tori Amos, Liz Phair, and Eve's Plumb. I love Tori's song Butterfly and cover of R.E.M.'s Losing My Religion. This is the soundtrack where I was first introduced to Indie rock queen, Liz Phair - the song Don't Have Time is absolutely amazing and comical. Eve's Plumb was a good band - the song Eye is very strange but good. The rest of the tracks I don't care for, not my cup of tea. But worth purchasing for Tori, she's one of my favorite songwriters.
Quality varies 
2008-09-22 - A double shot of pianist-siren Amos steals the show in what was a marketable mix of (mostly) boring rap, bland R&B, and serviceable rock with a few other worthwhile contributions (Outkast circa Atliens and Rage before Evil Empire dropped to name the obvious ones) made this album enticing when it was released.
WHAT!!!??? 
2008-03-11 - I read all 13 reviews and I did not even see the work Outkast. This is by far one of the highlights of the album. The whole thing is good but if you are an Outkast fan this is a must have just for the one song by them.
A Soundtrack That Was Near Prophetic
2007-12-24 - As one other reviewer said, this soundtrack (as well as the film that spawned it) was way ahead of its time and many of the topics covered in these songs are still relevant today!
The style of this film was also ahead of its time. It isn't pure R & B, rap, rock or any other style of music. Its all of these things. In truth, this soundtrack kind of represents what American means.....a melting pot. That's what makes this soundtrack so unique.
My favorites are "Higher" by Ice Cube and "All I Ask Of You" by Raphael Saddiq but nearly all of the tracks are worth a listen. Much like New Jack City, this soundtrack was spreading a message that is still just as relevant in 2007 as it was in 1995. Highly recommended.
It is ahead of its time
2006-04-24 - i mean seriously it really is.a soundtrack this diverse was unheard of during the 90's.Though ironically this represents the diversity of that awesome decade verry well.theirs something here for everybody.ZHANE,ice cube,liz phair,rage against the machine,brand new heavies.you would be hard pressed to find a more diverse soundtrack from this era.
as far as the songs themselves their actualy good,and i have nothing really bad to say about them.though i must admit tori amous isn't for me.and i belive people had the same problem with this album.it was probably TOO diverse for its own good,but nevertheless a good album.
