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Any tango or classical music lovers will really appreciate this 2-disc cd. I highly recommend it.
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Piazzolla has to be one of my favorites out there! This album is full of intrigue and it certainly pulls your feelings from one extreme to the other... Full of passion, of sadness, of anger... Although you won't find his finest pieces like "Adios...
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I made a mistake of buying this CD without listening to it first.It has also five music in a CD.I Love to listen to Tango Especially La Cumparsita , La Paloma, A Media Luz,and love to dance Tango...Very Sorry that "Tango: Zero Hour" is not my type...
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It's not the Best Tango Album in the World Ever! But it's pretty darn good. This is NOT an album where all the songs sound the same; there is a remarkable variety in the song selection. You'll hear everything from vocals, like Gardel's Volver,...
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I love tango music but unfortunately this album has only about two good numbers. The rest are the type that end up grinding on your ears.
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I didn't like some of the tracks, because the bordered upon the sedate. I like a strong beat that inspires me to dance, and this set largely delivers. If you are looking for your first tango CD, this one will not disappoint.
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One of the most beautiful recording I ever listened to... piazzolla or others. His music synthesizes the deepest spirit of Buenos Aires and the argentinian culture. His musicians are all virtuosos and exceptionally interpret the dirty, dragged,...
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This Cd has a nice selections of various tango beats like slow tango milonga and tango waltz
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This album is supposed to be a tango dancing compilation, but actually it has more milongas and quick dances than formal tangos, is not bad if you like argentinian music, but you might expect more tangos.
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I find myself shocked at the low ratings some reviewers have given this CD. In response to one of the "one star comments," ever heard an accomplished classical musician play jazz?

If I'm not mistaken, Di Meola knew Piazolla. More, he...
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If you really want to discover the beauty of Piazzolla's music give this disc a miss. There is no substitute for Piazzolla's own albums - especially Tango Zero Hour, La Camorra, The Central Park Concert, etc. Piazzolla loved the guitar, and...
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The egregious importance of Astor Piazolla (died on July 5,1992) in the musical landscape is day by day regaining more and more adepts all around the world. And this fact should not surprise us at all, because he was one of the most...
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Please listen to this music.

I first heard this album when my father brought it home. He and my mother went to one of Piazzolla's performances with his small band of 'tangueros'
(tango musicians) playing at an basement, an...
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As a big fan of both Mulligan's and Piazzolla's works, I was incredibly disappointed by this CD. Recorded in 1974 (need I say more?), the session finds both artists straining to find common ground, periodically relying on cliches that complement...
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I was very disapponted to listen to such a bad edition of an otherwise wonderful recording of two great musicians. The original recording I used to listen to was evidently from another company, and the cover was in black&white. If I din't live so...
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I am not a musicologist of Tango which is very wide in range, but I give this compilation, 5 stars. It seeks to trace the history of Tango, when at first it may have been in smokey bars and other such places, in the early part of the 20th century,...
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Tango music usually is featured in cds profiling 1-2 artists of either old or new styles: what makes THE ROUGH GUIDE TO TANGO NUEVO different is its focus on innovative contemporary tango of various styles, from dub and electronica to salsa-tinged...
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