I just bought this cd and I've listened to it once but I have to say, it is such a great live album! I really love the acoustic versions of the songs because it emphasizes the group's voices. A lot of people have said that the singers in RBD don't have good voices but I think anyone that listens to this cd will see that they have talent and lots of it. I especially loved the song "No Pares." I hadn't heard it before but it was a nice extra song and Dulce did a good job with this song. Overall I would recommend this cd to any RBD fans. It's basically the Nuestro Amor cd unplugged but it is great anyways!

This text helps college students know the rules of grammar so that when their professor writes "AWK" on their paper, they know what that means. It also contains useful suggestions for preventing grammatical errors before they meet the eyes of the professor.

I will never chance a CD again. We hate this. It's so slow...boring...and it reminds me of country music. Someone mentioned Lyle Lovett. Yes, I can see that. Wish I had known. I am going to sell mine asap! And buy Lori Berkner's kid cd's soon instead!

I can't agree with the previous post--what's not to love? Dan Zanes and friends have taken Carl Sandburg's collection of traditional North American songs from the 1927 Songbag and created an album which we all love. The arrangements are not all strictly traditional and have a rollicking, ragtag quality which makes it feel as if we can make the music ourselves, which is a concept Zanes promotes. This is in constant rotation in our player. My 3 year old son belts out "Son of a Gambolier" with zest, and we know all the words to every song. The liner notes have excerpts from the Sandburg Songbag which provide some interesting insights into American history, and easy guiter tab guides, which my husband (who just started playing guiter) uses to play to our children. We just love this CD, as well as the entire Dan Zanes collection. Save the Lauri Berkner for someone else--we'll take Dan anytime!

Great stuff. Great for kids, and great for parents who share the space in their minivan with young ones.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It gave many details about the first solo flight across the Atlantic. it showed that while a national hero Lindbergh was still a regular human with his own ideas & opinions.