This offering, compiled on the heels of the mightily successful "three tenors," does not disappoint if one takes it for what is is: a spoof.  And what a wonderful spoof this is!  The three vocalists here  sing pieces outside of their normal repertory (which is early music and  baroque).  Yet, the singers are both technically impressive and genuinely  entertaining while they are at it.  In fact, Pleurez Mes Yeux and Habanera  (as well as the little comical vignette Je sui grisse) are so perfect that  it's not even funny anymore.  Male voices, in comparison to females', offer  lesser vibrato and greater tonal variety.  Sometimes, when listening to  this, I catch myself on a thought that the medieval people who eschewed  female singers were on to something.  P.S.  I'm a female, so no misogyny  there.