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The Fault In Our Stars Soundtrack Released

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The movie based off of John Green’s bestselling novel, The Fault In Our Stars, will hit theaters on June 6 – but the soundtrack was released today! Songs include “All of the Stars” by Ed Sheeran and “Let Me In” by Grouplove. Check out the full album track list below, after the jump. Want a copy of the album for yourself? You can purchase a CD here! And be sure to buy concert tickets to see your favorite contributing artists live. Please follow and like us:

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Have you ever seen a movie so bad you wanted to hate it, but something was holding you back and you couldn’t dislike it entirely? I have a theory on the matter: the redeemable quality that saved those movies from your hatred was the soundtrack. We all know the effect that music can have, especially on us as individuals, and I think you might agree that it includes making not-so-good movies into relatively tolerable ones. Now brace yourself, some of the films on this list may be your favorites or…

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