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DiscountDelight - Il Divo
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List Price: $13.98
Our Price: $6.93
Your Save: $ 7.05 ( 50% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0827969396322
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: 2005-04-19
Studio: Sony
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Summary: Pretty but repetitive
Comment: I bought this because everyone told me Divo had beautiful voices. They do, but what a monotonous CD! All the songs sound similar, and all sung the same way. The 3 Tenors are still in first place.
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Summary: Its kewl dude
Comment: its kewl dude. the dudes are like, totally dudish.
Simon cowell is a DUDE!!
the guys in the band are DUDEs!
Randy Jackson is a DUDE!
Paula Abdul is NOT a DUDE!
I am a DUDE!
Are you a DUDE?
i LIKE dudes. DUDE!
Love always,
YOUR DUDE!
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Summary: Romance begins with IlDivo!
Comment: I bought both cd's and will play them at our B&B for guests. What is more romantic than these 4 men singing their hearts out!
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Summary: HDMatthias, MD
Comment: This is the greatest, loveliest "bad music" I've ever heard. The Swiss guy has the best voice, the Frenchman, the lesser. "Il Divo" is great, creamy, sexy, enticing, and romantic!!!! The "Encore" is flat, banal, no big deal.
These guys, who have great Broadway/musical voices, are best when they're trying to seduce us (women). Their first album makes me so happy when I listen. Any woman in the world would die and melt if a man sang to her like these guys do on this album.
For guys--buy the first album, give it to your honey, and if you play it on Friday night you're home free!
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Summary: Spanish music at it's best
Comment: Our Son's new wife is from Manila, speaks spanish and was abosolutly beside herself when she received our gift to her of the Il Divo CD'S, They are outstanding.....
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Editorial Reviews:
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While not exactly classical crossover's take on The Monkees, this international quartet of young male vocalists from America, France, Spain, and Switzerland shares a similar genesis. Assembled after a long talent search and audition process, they were teamed with pop producers Per Magnusson and David Krueger (Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys) and Steve Mac (Charlotte Church, Kelly Clarkson) and turned loose on a slate of classical-pop favorites, with a dramatic, dynamically nuanced read of Toni Braxton's signature "Unbreak My Heart" setting the standard. While the deceptive ease of their harmonies belie the group's disparate nationalities and talent search roots on the melodramatic "Hoy Que Ya No Estas Aqui," Morricone's glorious Mission theme, "Nella Fantasia" and the cascading "Passera," the album's pop-oriented material is a decidedly more mixed bag ."Everytime I Look at You" and "Feelings" (not Morris Albert's) soar gracefully, while "The Man You Love" seems more a throwback to the producers' boy band roots. The standard "My Way" and a lovely, bonus cut Italian version of "Unchained Melody" close the album out on a high note, even if their safe familiarity doesn't offer the promising quartet a sufficient musical challenge. --Jerry McCulley [NOTE: A DualDisc version including DVD is now available.] More Divine Crooners to Explore 
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