Title: A lot of variety Review: This is a beautiful CD, and it has something for everybody's taste.There are some very "danceable energetic" songs, some "lounge chill-out" ones, a rap, some which flert with electronic music, and even a narration of a soccer match (13 minutes, very boring!).There's a touch of traditional African music in every one of them.In general I think it's a great CD.I don't know if kids will like it (I bought this CD to take with me on a volunteer trip to Kenya. I hope the children at the orphanage will like it), but adults can be sure to enjoy it.It's only 12 tracks and the playing time is 62 minutes.I really love at least 3 of those (the first one from Mali MAKES you move). Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: a neglected masterpiece, a so-so performance Review: The organ is too loud, almost overpowering, the orchestra is often not in sync with the singers, and the soloists are often flat, particularly the male soloists. The performers are more known for the work with Wagner's music, but this shouldn't keep them from performing music of the early Classical period well.It's a shame, as this particular work is a badly neglected masterpiece. There are private, archival recordings of this work availble, that would be a better way to acquaint yourself with the work.There are some good moments, the soprano's Tremens facta sunt is very touching, and the Quando caeli fugue is quite exciting. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: A hideous disappointment Review: An insutlingly bad tape that is neither a good workout nor appealing introduction to the world of kundalini. Instructure Carol Carlson is so montoned and personality-free, that you have to wonder whether the kundalini has whipped right up her spine and left her brain damaged. Production values here are nil-shot against a white background, they actually use freeze-frame when Carol's resting or meditating (if only I could sit so still). "Sat-nam, sat-nam, sat-nam," she repeats again and again in her passionless, nasal midwestern drone. It's a bizarre, bumpy ride. Furthermore, the workout comes with practically no instruction-which would seem to be crucial given the potentially life-shaking nature of kundalini yoga. Is the review positive or negative?
