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intereact!Bond
Retail Price (not our price): $18.98
Release Date: 2005-06-28
Manufacturer: Decca
Format: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Track List
Now here, for your listening pleasure, the tracks...
| Disc 1 |
Customer Reviews (supplied by Amazon.com):
Average Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5
1) Won't play on a computer! [Rating: 1 out of 5]
I love Bond...the classical meets techno is amazing!When I saw they had a dual disc greatest hits CD, I knew I had to have it. However, this CD is useless to me. The copyright protection on the disc is such that not only can you not rip the CD to your hard drive or an MP3 player, you can't even play it at all on a computer.Now I'm stuck with a CD I can't return because the packaging is open. I don't own a boom box (...who does anymore?), so essentially this a greatest hits coaster.Save your money and buy the tracks you like from a legal MP3 source and make your own greatest hits CD.2) Recruiting video to get more young men to play string instruments! [Rating: 5 out of 5]
This DualDisc is a great recruitment video for getting more young men to take up string instruments! These beautiful women play flirty music of the John Tesh or Yanni variety with a great deal of energy. Great background music for cleaning the house; it really keeps moving!3) Excellent Buy [Rating: 5 out of 5]
This is an excellent collection of Bond's wonderful music. The DVD side which has music videos and optional 5.1 surround is a great incentive. I think it was an excellent buy and I recommend it to anyone who likes this type of music.4) EXPLOSIVE! [Rating: 5 out of 5]
This is a fantastic CD. It also included 3 music videos on the DVD side of this CD. This CD a must for anyone who likes Rock & Classical with a Spanish edge.5) Spice Girls meet Vivaldi? [Rating: 1 out of 5]
This is an exceptionally strange recording. Someone has recruited some highly attractive women (their accompanying photos look like a Victoria's Secret spread) who also happen to play string music. They have formed (or been formed into) a group that pits their fiddling against a heavy, synthesized rhythm track. The music has its occasional classical touches (including Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker"), but it mostly sounds like Latin music (of the "Tico Tico" variety). I defer to the people who like it, but it's about the most bizarre music I've heard, and I'm frankly sorry for those who apparently haven't heard the sound of acoustic violins and violas--or haven't heard a decent live rhythm section.