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learn ENGLISH before you start complaining!!
The people on here complaining because it doesn’t have Spanish - SHUT UP!

Learn English, you are in America! You CERTAINLY need to be teaching your kids English…stop being ridiculous with these ignorant complaints. Only complain about this product if it has an ACTUAL defect.

If you don’t like it being in English, don’t buy it. I personally found this product awesome, and will be great for my child.

The Smurfs - Season One, Vol. One
One of the classics! I enjoyed this as a child and now my 7 year old loves it too. Cute and entertaining.

The Smurfiest Cartoons Ever
Excellent quality DVD. I loved the Smurfs as a kid and now my son (age 6) loves them too. I have been watching this DVD with him and realize just how fun, wacky, and different the Smurfs are from any other cartoons out there. Tons of fun! My son just laughs and laughs when the Smurfs substitute the word “smurf” for a word in a sentence. Lots of fun characters and personalities to love in the Smurfs!

Not a Fan
I remember watching the Smurfs every Saturday morning and how much I loved it. Once I received the DVD I popped it in but was disappointed, just wasn’t a good as I remembered. I also feel that the picture quality wasn’t that good either, I realize this is an old show but with all the technology they have these days it shouldn’t look so old.

a timeless show
This show is simply timeless. There are a lot of issues and things going on that I never was aware of when watching it as a child. Great for kids and adults. Blows new cartoons out of the water.

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Great invention!
This product is great for breastfeeding mothers! It has been a life saver (especially since I have a horrible memory!)

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		List Price: $32.98		Publisher: EMI Classics Salesrank: 55942 Released: 1998-08-11
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1. Carmen: Quand je vous aimerai? …L’amour (Habanera)
2. I Pagliacci: Recitar!… Vesti la giubba
3. Madama Butterfly: Un bel di vedremo
4. L’Elisir d’Amore: Una furtiva lagrima
5. Nabucco: Va pensiero (Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves)
6. Gianni Schicchi: O mio babbino caro
7. Rigoletto: La dona e mobile
8. The Barber Of Seville: Largo al factotum
9. Louise: Depuis le jour
10. Lakme: Flower Duet
11. Turandot: Nessun dorma
12. Norma: Casta diva
13. Gianni Schicchi: A vete torto!
14. TOSCA: Vissi d’arte
15. TOSCA: E lucevan le stelle
16. La rondine: Chi il bel sogno di Doretta
17. Il Trovatore: Di quella pira

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OPERA HEAVEN
Probely this is a good buy for someone who is gest getting into the world of OPERA.Still a very good purchaes with fimiluar songs.

Incredibly Beautiful . . .
If you love opera - this collection of some of the lovliest arias ever sung by artists from Caballe to Freni, from Delibes to Puccini - will inspire you. It is a wonderful gift for friends or for yourself.

Ultimate Aria
In my small operetic mind, this set of Cd’s has completely captured me for the Opera. I was a young and upcoming musician in my youth. I’v been around the block “as it were” with the Classics. This collection is indeed, the benchmark upon which all others would hope to aspire.

Congradulations EMI for an incredible vision of the greatest opeatic moments recorded.

Gosh what’s next?

Ralph Hassman

Ultimate indeed
If you don’t like the idea of buying whole operas, or if you’re a newcomer to opera - this is an extremely good collection / introduction, worth every single cent. The collection features many of the worlds greatest singers, giving their interpretations of some of the world’s greatest arias. The compilation itself is very tasteful and covers a wide range from Handel to early 20th century composers. You won’t miss any important stuff from the history of opera, except maybe Wagner and the most modern operas - I’ll come back to that fact later. The compilers have actually put some lesser known, although no less beautiful, arias here, that oftenly are neglected on ordinary opera-collections, why the name `ultimate collection’ is more than correct in that aspect.

EMI have a enormous archive to pick their recordings from, and that of course makes it easy to find first rate interpretations of all the arias included in this collection, and I do think that almost all of the arias are wonderfully sung here. It may be possible to find better performances of single numbers here and there, but I’ve not yet heard a more complete, wellmatched, and so thrillingly sung collection.

Well then, is there nothing wrong with this compilation? You might find it a little odd that there are so many soloarias and so few duets, terzettos a.s.o, especially since the drama in operas oftenly is greater in numbers with more than one singer. You might also wish that some of the recordings had been a little more modern (most of these recordings were made during the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s) giving place to younger performers that still are singing on the stages, but those are minor objections when the over all quality is so high.

The maybe strongest objection to this collection is that there is not one single part from any of Wagner’s operas, and not any number sung in german, nor is there any parts from modern or russian operas. That may be a miss if you’re interested in Wagner, russian and modern opera - on the other hand I think you should watch Wagners, russian and modern operas before listening to recordings of them - and if you’ve seen them and liked them you will probably buy the whole opera anyway. Therefor I still think that this is a extremely strong and complete compilation - the best I’ve run into so far. Easy to listen to, yet never banal.