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Sugarland's sophomore album is beyond words. I didn't think it was possible, but I think they have surpassed the first album. Even if you aren't a die-hard Sugarland fan, you'll love this CD.
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Here we go again... right along with acts like Keith Urban, Sugarland continues the trend of convincing the hit buying public into thinking they are listening to country music when they are really listening to glorified generic pop songs with...
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I know that it's not the same to pre-listening, but I'm unfortunately disappointed of the numbers of the new CD "Enjoy The Ride". The music sounds a little bit unimportant compared to "Twice The Speed of Life",
which was an incredible debut....
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Contains awesome remakes of some lesser known Christmas songs. I don't particularly care for other Mannheim Steamroller music, but there is something about this one... My favorite song is "We Three Kings."
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Out of the 11 tracks - you will have to decide for yourself if the purchase is worth the one great track - # 13 - Stille Nacht. Most all of the other tracks sounds like a Grade 9 student's 1980 synthesizer project. Yuck. I suggest passing by this...
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Perhaps I have not fully bought into Mannheim's style of taking Christmas classics and giving them "contemporary" touches. While the more traditional arrangements are truly beautiful on songs such as "Coventry Carol" and "I Saw Three Ships," I...
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Fresh Aire Christmas is every bit as good as "Mannheim Steamroller Christmas. It has that special touch only Chip Davis can give. Their treatment of O Come O Come Emanuel as a Gregorian Chant is inspiring. Other classic carols make it a great...
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I LOVE Christmas. I love the festive atmosphere. I love the spirit of giving and I love Christmas music.

This stuff, however, is downright painful to listen to. A few tracks, with the slower tempo, can be tolerated in small doses,...
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Nice selections. Was looking for more hard driving music more of what I have come to expect from this orchestra. It was fine.
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Any soundtrack collection will not be complete without this album. Jones and Edelman's compositions are very distinct. One of the very few soundtracks where every note is enjoyable. One listening is good enough to get hooked up. It is a...
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This O.S.T. is even more boring than the movie!! Imagine that
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Jones' beautiful theme is inspiring, even haunting. It is made more hypnotic by the fact that Jones can't let go... the theme is repeated in variations which ultimately undermine the originality and rapture of the score. In short, it gets old...
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"December" is a new-age classic and a justifiably long-running best-seller, especially at Christmas time. This anniversary edition, though, has no real reason to be : no remastering (although the sound quality has always been quite excellent) and...
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This is a wonderful CD by IZ, who sings each song from his heart and soul. I heard his song, 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' at the end of the "Meet Joe Black" film and fell in love with it instantly. IZ's gentle and soothing voice will surely...
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Very touching, well done CD. The artist was really touched by his family and his music reveals it. Most all tracks are excellant especially "over the rainbow".
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i was absolutely stunned to see the many five star ratings.

i bought this disk a while back on the basis of iz's killer version of "over the rainbow/wonderful world." it is an undeniably outstanding version: iz had a beautiful voice and did...
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Everyone in the familey moves to this album, from 7 year old son, my two teen-age daughters, through mum and dad. Their version of Que Sera is haunting and creates a movie in your mind.
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Other reviewers have made references to: Billie Holiday, smoke-filled jazz clubs, Buena Vista Social Club, Nat King Cole Trio......

Well, not in your wildest dreams, my friends. Not in your wildest dreams. No cigar for you!

This...
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Haaving heard the divine and tango upbeat of Amado Mia, I bought this cd. That one song aside this is not an upbeat cd, it is a mostly enjoyable collection of diverse styles, great dinner party music. The great exception is Que Sera, Sera-this is...
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Eva Cassidy is probably not known outside the Washington, DC area, and that is too bad. Listen to "Golden Thread," and you'll know why.

This is the first, and probably only, national release for her. Unfortunately, cancer claimed her a year and...
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Undistinguished: disappointing after all the Hype
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Eva Cassidy certainly had a magnificent voice, but in many instances here she is hobbled by poor arrangements. I was most interested in her folk interpretations and can't recommend them at all. The Hammond on "Golden Thread" overpowers the song....
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His fresh perspective of real life events will leave you laughing harder than you thought you could. You will feel compelled to share him with your freinds, because you won't be able to keep from quoting his humor! I'd give it 6 stars if I could!
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It's neat, kids can relate and listen.

But I didn't laugh once...
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