This exclusive package includes a DVD with highlights from the sold out Best of Both Worlds tour and is available only at Wal-Mart for a limited time.

As Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus has taken the acting and music worlds by storm. Daughter of country crooner Billy Ray Cyrus, the former Destiny Hope (the singer legally changed her name earlier this year) is quickly becoming one of the hottest young stars on the planet.

Cyrus is wisely parlaying her success as Disney character Hannah Montana, a normal girl by day and a rock star by night, into a full-blown career. Last year Hollywood Records released Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus, a double disc set featuring one album of Hannah Montana material and a second of Miley Cyrus material. It was a clever marketing move, one that will allow Cyrus to release albums under her own name in the future.

For now Cyrus is content to play the dual role of fictional and real life singer. On the heels of the Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best Of Both Worlds concert film, Disney has released the movie's Soundtrack. The Best Of Both Worlds disc is split; half of the material is Hannah Montana, the other half Miley Cyrus. It might seem a bit confusing to adults, but Cyrus' young fans seem to have songs like the chugging "Rock Star" (Montana) and the bouncy "Start All Over" (Cyrus) straight.

Out of all the teen role models out there, Cyrus is near the top. The singer's music is family rated. Tracks like the electronically wired "Nobody's Perfect" and the Latin influenced "Let's Dance" are fun (and clean) numbers that parents can enjoy along with their kids. On "Just Like You" Cyrus, singing as Montana, tells her fans that even though she's a big star and has everything she's ever wanted, it doesn't mean she's any different than they are. The singer's crack band expertly rock and pop the groove behind her.

Tween heartthrobs the Jonas Brothers join Cyrus for "We Got The Party," an arena rocker with pumping instrumentation and a huge chorus. The Brothers and Cyrus sound like they're having the time of their lives. With "G.N.O. (Girls Night Out)," Cyrus offers up a hooky number for the female section of the audience. The Tennessee native teases a male fan as she introduces the song. "Not you, I see you; you're not a girl," she jokes.

As Miley mania grips the nation, the singer is busy working on a Hannah Montana movie and basking in the glow of pop stardom. The Best Of Both Worlds Concert soundtrack should hold fans over until the concert film is released on DVD.

By Todd Sterling