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Voy Pictures
Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (Not So Great) 『There wasn't enough on the video to keep the attention of my 20-month old granddaughter.』
(Recommended for little ones from birth to three years of age.) 『Voy Baby: Discovering Colors is a bilingual English/Spanish DVD featuring Latin motifs, music, puppets, and bright colors. Though Voy Baby is created by Latinos, especially for Latino babies, the stimulating and educational benefits of this cultural appreciation program make for quality parent-child viewing in households everywhere. Recommended for little ones from birth to three years of age. 56 minutes, fullscreen, color.』 『ASIN: B000KF0DKC
This title is called "You Are Alone", not "Your Are Alone". Please revise the title; thanks!』
『Martins Sibling, Judy Martin Hess releases her debut Solo project on Mission House Music. Filled with inspirational songs and life experience. Color Me delivers an intimate look at our daily walk with God.』 fetish『 Agujetas de Color de Rosa 』
Various Artists
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Fonovisa Inc.
IPhone 3G used's review (MY FAVORITE IN THE WHOLE WORD) 『This had to be the most touching soap opera probably since I watched it when I was 10! I love the album. Flavio Cesar has a great track on it, Iran Castillo sings my favorite song in the whole world! It is so cute that they got almost all the actors to participate in the recording. Especially Marisol, the little girl.』
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Usually ships in 24 hours 『Little Steps: Colors Little Steps: Making Big Strides in Baby Education! Teaches Primary&Secondary Colors Introduces upbeat and fun classical music Uses large colorful abstract shapes Improves a child s attention span and ability to focus Little Steps: Colors For Babies Ages 0 to 2 Years An explosion of fireworks leads the way in Colors, which introduces babies and toddlers to the bright, colorful world around them. Choreographed to fun, upbeat classical music and featuring bold abstract shapes and images in vibrant colors, Colors will delight and excite children about learning the colors of the rainbow. Celebration of Color Babies and toddlers delight in the bright and colorful world presented by Celebration of Color, a delightfully choreographed presentation of all the colors of the rainbow. With fun, upbeat classical music, this video features red, blue, yellow, orange, green and purple in bold abstract shapes and images that will spark the imagination. Primary and secondary colors Music appreciation Abstract shapes Helps train tracking, focusing and attention span APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES About Little Steps Carefully selected by a team of Educational experts, the Little StepsTM line represents award-winning content compiled for the first time in one complete box set. Our Multi-Sensory approach to learning is essential during the important years of your babies development, and will help them take their first steps towards success! Awards The Babyscapes products are endorsed by KIDS FIRST! And have been the proud recipients of the following awards: Parents Choice Silver Honor Dr. Toy s 10 Best Audio/Video Tapes Dr. Toy s 100 Best Children s Products The National Parenting Center s Seal of Approval Additional Little Steps titles include: Phonics, Numbers&Shapes, ABC's, Counting&more!』
IPhone 3G used's review (great soundtrack, but lacking satisfaction) 『Vampire Princess Miyu is a great show. It has great music too. The music is more background music...to maybe set a mood? but it's not the kind of music you'd listen to with friends. You'd listen to it by yourself. Like the show, the music is depressing. It wouldn't be party music. It has all the vocal songs from the show (which are all in Japanese). If you're the type of person who likes their music loud, this CD isn't for you. If you're the kind of person who likes mellow music to listen to by yourself, this CD may be for you. It's for you to decide.
The price on Amazon for this item at the moment is around $70.00, is the music from that show really worth that much? in my opinion, it's not because i rarely even play the music on this CD.』
(Melody of the Dark) 『As much as I love and am addicted to Japanese animation in general, one thing I look forward to the most is the music heard throughout the episodes and the original score for "Vampire Princess Miyu" is one of the best I've yet to come across. To be honest I have never heard a more beautiful soundtrack in my entire life! Even before I experienced the OVA's and TV series for this amazing show I bought this gorgeous piece of work on a whim and was absolutely blown away! Before this I wasn't familiar with acclaimed composer Kenji Kawai who is best known for "Ghost in the Shell" but I was more than impressed with the atmospheres he created here so I'll gladly pick up anything I see his name on...
With the exception of a couple vocal performances by Saeko Suzuki on "Miyu Forever", Miki Nagasawa on "Temariuta" and Hiroko Kasahara on "I Wanna Meet You", as well as a few others such as "Chase Of The Devil" which is upbeat but slightly darker in mood for it's used for the battle scenes when Miyu and Larva capture the shinma (demons), most of the songs are less than two minutes in length. However, these lush, melancholy tunes make up for that in quality, and there's plenty of quantity with 34 stunning tracks and over 73 minutes worth of traditional Japanese folk music that will captivate and enchant you, just as it did me.
This is highly recommended!』
(Beautiful, Haunting Soundtrack) 『How the composer managed to convey the ethereal beauty of Miyu, the complexity of her emotions, or the haunting darkness of her world is beyond me. The CD contains the extended versions of the opening and ending themes of the TV series, which is fantastic. From the first sound of the eerie flute to the rhythmic energy of the Japanese drums, the haunting opening theme is what initially captured my attention while watching the episodes for the first time. It was the primary reason why I purchased the CD-- yes, I thought the theme song alone was worth the price. And I have to say, I'm not disappointed.
There are only three vocal tracks on this CD, tracks 9, 23, and 34. "I wanna meet you" (track 9) is a beautiful song that expresses the nostalgic longing of love. Tenderly sung, it brought unexpected memories of childhood sweethearts and summer days. A very unexpected and pleasant surprise in a series that's known for its dark, gothic themes.
"Temariuta" (track 23) is a haunting counting song more in line with what I expected from the series. The sound of Miyu's voice being echoed by the delicate children's chorus was like hearing the ghosts of the past carrying across the darkness of time. Spooky, but oddly inspiring. Don't ask me how.
While the vocal tracks are very well done, it's the excellent instrumental music that captures the raw emotion of the series. Certainly the opening theme is a good example, and deservedly so, but my favorite is the "Tragedy of Female Fighter" (Track 26). It's short, only two minutes in length, but as another reviewer (Jen L.) had noted about the piece, it perfectly captures the "nostalgia, sorrow, and steely resolve reflecting that of the girl who seeks revenge on the Shinma who murdered her family."
I highly recommend this anime soundtrack to any fan of the series, and especially to those who enjoy listening to instrumental pieces.』
(Beautiful, haunting Japanese music.) 『This is some of the best anime music I've heard in a long time. Its haunting with the flute, and beautiful for it shows Miyu's emotions right through. The vocal tracks are extremely good as well. To hear a voice with the intruments (ack, spelling) makes it even more haunting.』
(Beautiful, haunting soundtrack.) 『How the composer managed to convey the ethereal beauty of Miyu, the complexity of her emotions, or the haunting darkness of her world is beyond me. The CD contains the extended versions of the opening and ending themes of the TV series, which is fantastic. From the first sound of the eerie flute to the rhythmic energy of the Japanese drums, the haunting opening theme is what initially captured my attention while watching the episodes for the first time. It was the primary reason why I purchased the CD-- yes, I thought the theme song alone was worth the price. And I have to say, I'm not disappointed.
There are only three vocal tracks on this CD, tracks 9, 23, and 34. "I wanna meet you" (track 9) is a beautiful song that expresses the nostalgic longing of love. Tenderly sung, it brought unexpected memories of childhood sweethearts and summer days. A very unexpected and pleasant surprise in a series that's known for its dark, gothic themes.
"Temariuta" (track 9) is a haunting counting song more in line with what I expected from the series. The sound of Miyu's voice being echoed by the delicate children's chorus was like hearing the ghosts of the past carrying across the darkness of time. Spooky, but oddly inspiring. Don't ask me how.
While the vocal tracks are very well done, it's the excellent instrumental music that captures the raw emotion of the series. Certainly the opening theme is a good example, and deservedly so, but my favorite is the "Tragedy of Female Fighter" (Track 26). It's short, only two minutes in length, but as another reviewer (Jen L.) had noted about the piece, it perfectly captures the "nostalgia, sorrow, and steely resolve reflecting that of the girl who seeks revenge on the Shinma who murdered her family."
I highly recommend this anime soundtrack to any fan of the series. and especially to those who enjoy listening to instrumental pieces.』
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Telarc
Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (Not impressed) 『I was not terribly impressed with this CD. Fortunately, I decided to get it from the library to see if it was good before deciding whether or not to buy it.
Although the orchestration of the songs is well done, most of them simply were not meant to be performed by a chorus; and they sound terrible in that form. If you want some of the songs on this CD, I suggest you look at one of Disney's compilation CDs in the Classic Disney Vol. 1-5 series or the actual soundtracks of the movies.』
(Inexorable wonder!) 『Where to start?! Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra have had a track record for recording some of the most stupendous movie music ever. Magical Musicals is just another example of how audaciously bold, yet beautiful Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops have taken the original scores, molded them into the same pieces, yet at the same time, creating life of their own in each and every note. If you are looking for ANY soundtrack containing Disney music, this should be the first CD you listen to. There are others out there, and yes, they may sound beautiful and enchanting, but you won't find such a unique and compelling score anywhere else other than this CD. Check it out!!』
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Concord Records
Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (Strong Edition in Affordable Latin Jazz Series) 『Another good effort from Concord to compile some nice latin jazz sounds. Lots of Covers here, starting with the opener "One Mint Julep" which features Ray Charles backing Poncho Sanchez. Good. Poncho also contributes the Eddie Harris covers of "Listen Here/Cold Duck Time". Mongo Santamaria does a great cover of the Beatles "Day Tripper" and Tito Puente does yet another version of his classic "Oye Como Va". To hear such legends do takes on such legendary songs is worth the purchase alone. But my favorite tracks are numbers 6 and 7 with Latin Jazz kings Eddie Palmieri and Ray Barretto putting in some high quality work. What more can a jazz afficianado ask for?』
大満足！北国のホタテ・いくら・ボタンエビがぎっしり！
