This is only good if you don't care whether it is a faceless singer or the original singer or group doing the song! Boys, this is not worth the money, when you can get the CD-singles of these hits by the orginal artists or better quality compilation CD's also released by Megahit records such as the "Gay Happening" series and the "Divas of Dance" series. Try those CD's instead. They are cheaper too. If you want the pic of the hot cover guy, print it out. So, save your cash & skip this one, boyz!

Just bought the entire Let's Hear It... series, including Let's Hear It For The Boy, Let's Hear It For The 70s and Let's Hear It For The 80s and I think these compilations are wonderful! Great energy, great songs, great productions, great packaging and a lot of fun. Highly recommended!

This seemed really cool... A gettysburg doc. in HD...what could be better right??? Well jokingly i have said before that the only thing they got right with this film was the spelling of Gettysburg. I was discusted after 8 minutes of watching it. The HD was great dont get me wrong on that but the mis-facts were terrible. The film depicted the potential of taking culps hill in the middle of the day when the order was presented late at night in very dark pennsylvania. And the screwed with the names of the Generals during the first day of the battle... Overall it was terrible but I would not suggest buying it even though it is listed very cheap for blu-ray.

I picked this disc up a couple of months ago at Best Buy, and I can't begin to describe how disappointed I was.First and most importantly, there's more than one glaring inaccuracy. If you're going to do a documentary about Gettysburg, shouldn't you at least check the basic facts? It was frustrating, to say the least.So frustrating, in fact, that I've yet to watch the portion detailing Lincoln's post-battle visit to Gettysburg. If the battle portion was any indication, the Gettysburg Address segment was going to be as bad ... or worse.The ONLY decent feature were the battle maps. When viewed in high definition, they're fairly cool. However, a few maps here and there isn't nearly enough to warrant a purchase. Go with something else ... anything else.

I never thought that people designing a documentary would get basic facts incorrect but these people did. There were several inaccuracies regarding the Battle of Gettysburg. Probably too many to list and most wouldn't be appreciated except by Civil War buffs. The historical actors were stilted, especially in their dialogue. Oh and they used some questionable sources arguing the American Civil War was fought because of slavery. While that was certainly a sub factor there's a bigger scope as to how this war came about and anyone uninformed who chooses to watch this documentary will be severely misled. Don't buy it. WHEN WATCHED: mid December 2011; OVERALL GRADE: D to D plus.

Any person that even moderately likes Bobby will come away considering him the very best at what he did. He's up there with only four or five artists that truly mean every single word they say.