Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana

On Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus plays regular gal Miley Stewart by day and superstar singer Hannah by night. That crazy double life is a secret on the show, but in the real-world Cyrus does it right out in the open, burnin’ up the stage, screen, and download, then livin’ her day-to-day as a regular American teen — one who likes to kick it up on good-time tracks like the dancetastic “Party In the U.S.A.,” stand up for her romantic rights with the super-pop smash “7 Things,” and even take time for daydreaming, on “If We Were a Movie.” If it gets hectic, hey, Miley knows that, in the end, it’s all about “The Climb.”

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Hannah Montana’s crazy-catchy theme song, “The Best of Both Worlds,” just about says it all when it comes to star-times-two Miley Cyrus — as Hannah, she gets to jam on teen-power declarations like “Life’s What You Make It,” and inspire fans with stand-up sonic messages like “Make Some Noise.” As Miley, she gets down with a buzzy touch of new wave on “Fly On the Wall,” and shakes off the blonde wig for a real-life solo stand on “Breakout.” She even gets to mix make-believe and a little quality family time, on the heart-tugging father-daughter duet “I Learned from You,” with onscreen and real-life dad, Billy Ray.

“I might even be a rock star,” sings undercover sensation Hannah Montana, but by now everyone’s in on her secret — beneath the blonde locks is none other than real-deal superstar Miley Cyrus, the teen-pop queen who takes on everything from the rowdy party-starter “Let’s Get Crazy” to the bittersweet ballad “Butterfly Fly Away” to the divalicious benefit track “Just Stand Up!” alongside everyone from Sheryl Crow to Beyoncé. If keeping track of all the music that bubbles up from her wild double life gets confusing, never fear: We’ve got the best of Hannah and Miley in one easy download, from the never-stop anthem “Nobody’s Perfect” to the barn-burner dance track “Hoedown Throwdown” to the twice-as-nice live happenin’ “We Got the Party Duet With Jonas Brothers.”