Monkey Business [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Limited edition Japanese pressing with DVD and earliest release. Details TBA. Universal. 2005.

Monkey Business,Black Eyed Peas,Universal,R&B/Soul,Rap

Tracks:

Pump It
Don't Phunk With My Heart
My Style
Don't Lie
My Humps
Like That
Dum Diddly
Feel It
Gone Going
They Don't Want Music
Disco Club
Bebot
Ba Bump
Audio Delite At Low Fidelity
Union

Amazon.com

As with their last hit, Elephunk, Black Eyed Peas' new disc Monkey Business is a joyful cross-genre journey with musical props to hip-hop, rock, folk, funk, and pop. The reason the Black Eyed Peas have audience appeal that crosses over many styles is because the band members are such obvious fans of diverse music. Nowhere is this more apparent than on Monkey Business's high-profile guest list. After Justin Timberlake's contribution to the massive "Where Is the Love" breakout hit from Elephunk, their inclusion of big names once again was a smart, respectful move on the part of the band as well as their guests. "My Style" is Timberlake's BEP foray number two; while the song is funky pop fun, those looking to hear Justin in the forefront are likely to be disappointed, as his vocals are mixed evenly, no sweet soulful solos this time. Other guests of note are Jack Johnson, who cowrote the bling-bashing "Gone Going," Sting on "Union" (sonically inspired by the former Police-man's "Englishman in New York"), while funk legend James Brown contributes to a scorching soul track dubbed "They Don't Want Music." The contribution of female vocalist Fergie--who joined the band partway through their last CD--has raised up considerably on the band's fourth disc, their second as a quartet. Sassily fronting her way through songs like "My Humps," the "Hey Mama"-esque "Dum Diddly" and the first single "Don't Phunk With My Heart," Fergie's melodic contributions make for a record that will likely be heard by wider audiences than ever, making this a truly accessible `hip-pop' CD. --Denise Sheppard

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Elephunk

Customer Reviews:

great beat easy to dance to.......2007-03-31

This CD is great from the first song to the last, I just wish that they would play them more on the radio. We love the BLACK EYED PEAS!!!

the black eyed peas are the business, the monkey business.......2007-03-22

they made an awsome cd! the only thing i diddnt like was that they diddnt make an edited version that came out on cd! i wish they did cuz somtimes my mom gets mad at me for listining to music with bad words but somtimes she doesnt

Fun!.......2007-03-13

This is just a fun CD. It makes you want to dance.
We listen to this in the Operating Room and it makes the atmosphere less tense.

NOTHING LESS THAN 5 STARS.......2007-02-13

New to this genre, I am blown away! Variety, beat, talent... I can not get to my other cds. CAN NOT agree with other unimpressed reviewers. Listen once, listen twice... Listen to that complex music and those words!!!!

Pretty good.......2007-01-31

I got this a a gift, so at first I was not sure if I wanted to keep it of sell it, as I am not really a BEP fan. In all honesty I know very little about this band, a song or two here and there. I decided to keep it and give it a try, I don't like the popular "hits" that much from this album, but was suprised at some of the really good album tracks. The players are very good on this album. There is a real sense of old school funk here that I really like.
I guess you never know what you will like till you give it a try.

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Quirky Fun

Monkey Business
Eric Herman and the Invisible Band
Manufacturer: Butter-Dog Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0008ESGWC
Release Date: 2005-04-23

Tracks:

In the Box
The Monkeys
Blackbeard, Bluebeard and Redbeard
Bounce and Flap and Twist
I Am a Robot
Crazy Over Vegetables
Picture Day
Prune Juice
Don't Bother Any Butterflies
Ants in the Lunchroom
Ten Times Fast
The Math Game
The Hero of Your Dreams
Rest Easy Now

Product Description

It has become something of a cliche in recent years for marketing children's music releases as "music for kids that parents will also like". Cliche or not, Monkey Business may be the ultimate example of that description, with sophistication in its musicianship and lyricism that belies its apparent simplicity and accessibility. This album is rich in flavors and nuances, and grows more endearing with repeated listens. The beautiful breather song "Don't Bother Any Butterflies" makes a clever reference to The Beatles, and the Fab Four's sense of memorability and musical depth is an evident influence on Monkey Business. And yet, the music is still completely original and fresh, and doesn't merely cop the styles of its influences. Half of the songs on Monkey Business feature words written by or with the renowned funny poetry author Kenn Nesbitt. Inventive, energetic and sophisticated while still being fully accessible for kids, and above all a lot of fun, Monkey Business is truly a landmark album in the children's music genre.

Customer Reviews:

Quirky Fun.......2006-09-22

My kids love to listen to music. They also love to laugh. Combine the two and you're talking audio gold in my house. Eric Herman does just that on his Monkey Business CD. a hilarious collection of songs about monkeys, pirates, tongue twisters, and prune juice. Yes, prune juice.

I gave his disc the ol' family car workout to see what the kids would think. The sudden silence from the backseat meant they're interested. Continued silence meant they like it. A request to "hear it again" and we knew that it's a keeper.

The thing they seem to like most about this CD is Herman's oddball sense of humor. Even the grownups in the car had to laugh at such lyrics as "A pirate without treasure is like a monkey without a spatula." Or the boy pretending to be a robot who suffers a system malfunction when his mom asks him to clean his room.

Not every song has a punchline. After a funny sketch about a math gameshow, Herman slows things down with two beautiful lullabies that show off his chameleon-like vocal talents. But it's the previous dozen songs that my kids keep asking for, especially one of the best pirate songs I've ever heard.

Like so many of the very best children's CDs, these are tunes that even parents can listen to on a long road trip or during clean-up time at home. From the polished production to Herman's pleasing voice (which reminded me of Glen Phillips at times) to the clever lyrics, there's something here for kids of all ages.

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Great memories but nothing Remastered here.
If comedy were still like this . . .

Cocoanuts/Monkey Business

Manufacturer: Soundtrack Factory
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004W0YR
Release Date: 2004-04-05

Tracks:

Main Title [From the Cocoanuts]
Florida by the Sea
Bell-Hops
When My Dreams Come True
"Harpo's Working"/When My Dreams Come True - The Marx Brothers, Harpo Marx
When My Dreams Come True - The Marx Brothers, Harpo Marx
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When My Dreams Come True [Orchestral Version]
Ballet Music
When My Dreams Come True
Tale of the Shirt
Gypsy Love Song - The Marx Brothers, Chico Marx
When My Dreams Come True/End Title
Main Title [From Monkey Business]
Sweet Adeline - The Marx Brothers, Chico Marx, Groucho Marx, Zeppo Marx
"Tango" - The Marx Brothers, Groucho Marx
You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me - Maurice Chevalier, The Marx Brothers, Chico Marx, Groucho Marx, Zeppo Marx
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Sugar in the Morning - The Marx Brothers, Harpo Marx
End Title [From Monkey Business]
"Preparing a Land Auction" [*] - The Marx Brothers, Chico Marx, Groucho Marx
"Pines Away" [*] - The Marx Brothers, Groucho Marx

Customer Reviews:

Great memories but nothing Remastered here........2006-04-15

To call this CD remastered is a bit misleading. I would have gotten the same results by sticking a cheap microphone near the speaker of an equally cheap television set.

The songs and sounds of the Marx Brothers brought back great memories but the skips in the CD and the overall quality of sound was a bit disheartening. If you love the Marx Brothers then buy this CD for the memories, as for the quality, I would definately think twice.

If comedy were still like this . . ........2005-08-20

. . . it'd be much better than it is - well, if you've seen "Monkey Business" you know what I'm talking about!

This CD contains music from two of the Marx Brothers' early Paramount films, "The Cocoanuts" (their first) and "Monkey Business." Since these films were made in the late 1920s and early 1930s, the sound quality isn't the best (and the dialog occasionally carries over in the music), but considering that a CD like this is hard to find, it's certainly worth adding to your Marx Brothers collection. Not only do you get Chico's chord-smashing, finger-accented piano playing, or Harpo's dreamy, beloved harp playing, you get some of the Brothers' comedy bits from these two movies - such as their hilarious Chevalier "impersations" and the immortal "Why-a-duck?" exchange.

Just a tiny bone to pick: Harpo's solo in "Monkey Business" is actually called "I'm Daffy Over You" (written by Chico!), not "Sugar in the Morning" as the CD case says.

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Ian Brown is not God, but he is very close!
an extremely erratic, scattershot debut solo album from the former Stone Roses vocalist
Appropriate title
The Ressurection Continues....
Not worth it

Unfinished Monkey Business
Ian Brown
Manufacturer: Polygram Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000007WJX
Release Date: 1998-02-09

Tracks:

Intro Under The Paving Stones: The Beach
My Star
Can't See Me
Ice Cold Cube
Sunshine
Lions
Corpses In Their Mouths
What Happened To Ya, Part 1
What Happened To Ya, Part 2
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Deep Pile Dreams
Unfinished Monkey Business

Album Description

1997 solo debut by the former Stone Roses leader. Features the single 'My Star'. 12 tracks total. A Polydor release. Brown wrote all tracks & produced the album himself. Fans hoping that a third Stone Roses album would have picked up where 'The Second Coming' left off are sure to be more satisfied with Brown's endeavors here than what Stone Roses guitarist John Squire's band The Seahorses have concocted sofar.

Album Details

Debut Solo CD from Ex-Stone Roses Vocalist. Tracks Include: My Star, Lions, Nah Nah, Sunshine, Ice Cold Cube, Deep Pile Dreams and More.

Customer Reviews:

Ian Brown is not God, but he is very close!.......2005-07-31

I think it helps alot if you already like indie/brit rock, you will enjoy this album, it became one of my favourites very fast! my favourite tracks are corpses, deep pile dreams, cant see me, nah nah, what happened to you part 2 and my star. fookin cool, catchy, unique sounds...I recommend it.

an extremely erratic, scattershot debut solo album from the former Stone Roses vocalist.......2005-07-23

1997's "Unfinished Monkey Business" is the debut solo album from the former Stone Roses lead vocalist Ian Brown, and man, this is a damn weird album. Others have poked fun at the album title saying it's very appropriate--however, although "unfinished" isn't a bad word to describe this album overall, and even better word is "aimless".

Many of the tracks here are Brown solo 'compositions' that feature him on all instruments, and none of them fail to get you thinking, "What the hell is this?"--his instrumental skills seem rudimentary at best, his keyboard/ programmed drumming is at times hilarious, and you're left wondering what the hell he's trying to get at. The album opening "Intro Under The Paving Stones: The Beach" is a baffling sound collage. "Sunshine" is a sloppy, dull lo-fi acoustic ballad with a brief tacked-on keyboard 'coda'. "Lions" features an annoyingly, endlessly repeated chorus line and overblown "soulful" vocals from Denise Johnson, and it wasn't exactly a great idea to mix her to the far left channel while Brown's vocals are to the far right; thankfully, much of the track is instrumental, and it does have some entertainment value despite all the annoyances. "Deep Pile Dreams" is half-baked and thinly performed. The baffling instrumental title track features hilariously amateurish keyboard playing over programmed drums. My CD copy also contains a 'bonus' track called "Come Again" which is basically 7 more minutes of Brown horsing around and it makes annoying use of sampling.

As for the remaining tracks, a majority of them find Brown co-writing with Aziz Ibrahim who also handles a large chuck of the instrumental work. The Indian-flavored "My Star" has a neat little guitar solo although it's extremely brief, and the song just kinda drags along in a frustratingly aimless and repetitive fashion. The main song portion of the sludgy, hard-rocking "Ice Cold Cube" is strong with ear-catching guitarwork, but it proceeds to beat you over the head with the never-ending instrumental stuff going on, and when it finally does end, it does so in 'sudden death' fashion and annoyingly segues abruptly into "Sunshine". "What Happened To Ya Part 1" is a nice, catchy ditty with acoustic rhythm and acoustic slide guitars; it's followed by "What Happened To Ya Part 2" which is basically a lengthy instrumental jam with some voiceovers, and although it's not unlistenable and does have nice guitarwork, it reeks of filler. "Nah Nah", a Nigel Ippinson solo composition, is an acoustic guitar-based tune with a singalong chorus--it's pleasantly catchy, though it's rather slight.

With all of that out of the way, we are left with a pair of hands-down gems. "Can't See Me" finds Brown reunited with his old Stone Roses mates Mani and Reni for an infectiously funky looping groove tune--slamming beats, great Brown vocals, uncannily note-perfect lead guitar from Brown, and great lead bass guitar licks; it's a clear attempt at creating another gem along the lines of the Stone Roses' "Fools Gold", and it works big time. Then there's the mellow-yet-creepy "Corpses In Their Mouths", written by Brown and Ibrahim, with terrific moody lead guitar work and hushed Brown vocals; it does have some rather out-of-place harmonica work from Brown, but it's a minor quibble.

If you're a diehard Stone Roses fan, "Unfinished Monkey Business" is worth checking out--there are lots of intriguing ideas floating around on here, but it sure is wildly erratic and very tough to listen to all the way through.

Appropriate title.......2004-05-11

Ian Brown is by far the most creative mind out of the Stone Roses, and Unfinished Monkey Business proves it. Compared to the drab debut from John Squire's Seahorses, Monkey Business feels like a towering masterpiece continuing in the tradition of superior Manchester pop. But out of context, it just can't sit still long enough to get on your good side.

This is a shame too because if Brown wouldn't have gone crazy with the production and arrangements, it might have ended up being one of my favorite CDs. He is definetly on the right track with Corpses In Their Mouths, My Star, and What Happened To Ya? But Lions doesn't know when to end, or if it even wants to end as the artificial sounding drums just drag on making the song a uninviting tizzy as he and a female voice sing "there are no lions in England" over and over and over and over again.

The biggest achievement of this album is also the biggest folly: since Corpses In Their Mouths stands head and shoulders over so much of the material here that it makes you realize what Unfinished Monkey Business COULD'VE been like. The way that the vocal melody line of the chorus weaves in and out of the lead guitar creatives a divine sound that makes one believe that everyone ought to hear this song. Superb.

If anything, Monkey Business shows us that Ian Brown is off to a good start. He just needs to trim a few things here, develop a few sounds there, and he could be unstoppable. I haven't heard his later releases. Hopefully, that is where he went.

The Ressurection Continues...........2004-02-05

Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah. This is the album that Second Coming should have been. This is the Album the Roses should have ended their career with. But fortuanely Ian Brown saved the best for himself. You hear this album compared to Second Coming or The Seahorses (Albums that John Squire contributed very heavily on) and you realize who was the talent in the band. This Album is one of the greatest solo efforts ever by an artist. It takes you on a wild ride full drum beats, electronic beats, guitars and most importantly, Ian Brown's lyrics. Lyrically this album is remaniscent of the Roses first album which is a strong relief. This is a must have in anyones collection. Pure Genius!

Not worth it.......2002-01-09

I was exploring the Paris Virgin Megastore and stumbled upon this. I thought to myself, "Well, Silmarils was good, I wonder if this is good too?" I listened and for some reason liked it. When I brought it home to California, I took another listen to it. I was confused: was this horrible thing what I listened to in the France? Well, it was and now I'm stuck with it. Maybe somebody will buy it off me. But it's got sloppy drums, sloppy vocals, the lyrics are nonsense ("There are no lions in England/No no no!") and it just frustrates me to listen to it. But if you're a fan of Ian Brown's, I suppose you may like it. I sure didn't.

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Only for the serious John Wetton fan!
Untitled

Monkey Business
John Wetton & Richard Palmer-James
Manufacturer: Blueprint UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000I0J9
Release Date: 1998-11-23

Tracks:

Flourish
Too Much Monkey Business
Confessions
Easy Money
The Night Watch (Live)
Woman
(False Start)
Untitled
Rich Man Lie
Cologne 1977
The Laughing Lake 1
The Good Ship Enterprise
Book of Saturday (demo)
Book of Saturday (live)
The Glory of Winning
Starless 1
The Laughing Lake 2
The Laughing Lake 3
The Laughing Lake 1977
Magazines
Starless 2
Cologne 1977
Doctor Diamond 1997
Starless 1997

Album Description

Collection of unreleased recordings, demos & alternate versions of tracks from the three years they worked togetherin King Crimson in the early '70s. 24 cuts in all, including'Too Much Monkey Business', 'Starless 1' and 'Starless 2'. 1998 Blueprint release.

Album Details

Former King Crimson and Roxy Music Member's Collection of Rarities.

Customer Reviews:

Only for the serious John Wetton fan!.......2005-02-03

The serious fan of John Wetton would no doubt find this archive of odds-n-ends (including the [pretty much instrumental] demo of "Book of Saturdays") a delight. I guessing, however, that the casual music fan would not enjoy this CD.

Untitled.......2002-09-20

John Wetton has played bass and sung with groups as diverse as Roxy Music and Uria Heep but is perhaps best known for his work with Asia. From 1972-1974 he was a member of King Crimson where Palmer-James began adding the words to music mostly composed by Wetton and guitarist Robert Fripp. This disc is a fine collection of demos and live versions of some of the tunes that the pair have had a hand in over the years. The earlier King Crimson demos consist of little more than Wetton on piano and vocals,intended as guides for Palmer-James to write his lyrics to. For Crimson fans it is of course more than worthwile to hear these early and very basic takes on what would become classic material.
The disc provides an unexpected degree of satisfaction in it's overall feel and style and certainly enhances the reputations of both gentlemen. The later live material in particular is very good.

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Monkey Business
Claude Hopkins
Manufacturer: Hep Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001MCX
Release Date: 1995-12-07

Tracks:

My Gal Sal
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I Can't Dance, I Got Ants In My Pants
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Sweetheart O'Mine
Monkey Business
Zozoi
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June Night
Church Street Sobbin' Blues
My Kinda Love

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By far their best album

Monkey Business
Ill Harmonics
Manufacturer: Deep Music
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B0002Y6AVW
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Illustrious
Monkey Business
Unique
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Contagious
Trendsetter
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Cover Charge - Ill Harmonics,

Product Description

1. Everybody Up 2. Banana Republic 3. Bows & Fists 4. Illustrious 5. Monkey Business 6. Unique 7. Mucho! 8. Soul Needs 9. Few Do 10. Contagious 11. Trendsetter 12. Quit My Job 13. Cover Charge

Customer Reviews:

By far their best album.......2004-09-26

If you dig hip-hop in it's truest form than you've got to get "Monkey Business." Any ill Harmonics fan will appreciate this record as well as those experiencing them for the first time.

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Awesome party cd!
Totally good chill out music with a groove!

This Is Acid Jazz: Dorado: The Gold Sessions
Outside , Jhelisa , Circle in the Round , Monkey Business , D*Note , Cool Breeze , High Steppers , Giant Step NYC , This I Dig , and Sunship
Manufacturer: Instinct Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 1994-05-06

Tracks:

144 Brooklyn Palace Mansions - Outside
All I Need - Jhelisa
Devil Of Cruelty (Blow Your Mind Mix) - Circle In The Round
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D*Votion - D*Note
Travelogue - Cool Breeze
Got To Be - High Steppers
Impressions (South Central Mix) - Giant Step NYC
Turn It All Around - This I Dig
The 13th Key - Sunship

Customer Reviews:

Awesome party cd!.......2003-11-14

I will never tire of this CD. I play it everytime I throw a party and constantly have people asking what it is because they love it. The song called Ain't No Fun is the absolute best!

Totally good chill out music with a groove!.......2002-10-22

This CD is the greatest. I can listen to it over and over again and never tire of it.

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A CD + DVD=BETTER THEN NORMAL

Monkey Business
Black Eyed Peas
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 2006-03-06

Tracks:

Pump It
Don't Phunk with My Heart
My Style - Black Eyed Peas, Justin Timberlake
Don't Lie
My Humps
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Ba Bump
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Pump It [Travis Barker Remix][*]
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My Humps [DVD][*]
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Album Details

Special Edition of the Second Hit Album by the Popular Hip Hop Funksters Includes the Tracks "do What You Want", "Pump it (Travis Barker Remix)" and "my Humps (Lil Jon Remix) that Do Not Appear on the USA Equivalent. The Bonus Dvd Includes the Promotional Videos of "Don't Phunk with My Heart", "Don't Lie", "my Humps", "Like That" (Featuring Q-tip, Talib Kweli, Cee-lo and John Legend),and "Pump It". Dvd is Ntsc Region 0, Playable on all Machines.

Customer Reviews:

A CD + DVD=BETTER THEN NORMAL.......2006-06-02

THIS CD IS THE SAME AS THE ORIGINAL VERSION. HAS ALL THE HIT SONG'S WE HAVE ALL COME TO LOVE AND KNOW BY THE BLACK EYED PEAS FROM THIS HIT CD.
THE SPECIAL THING ABOUT THIS IMPORT VERSION IS IT COME'S WITH A DVD.IT HAS FIVE HIT VIDEO'S FROM THIS CD AND THE PICTURE QUALITY IS GREAT.BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE PROBLEM THE SOUND ON THE DVD IS HORRIBLE FOR SOMETHING THAT CAME OUT IN 2005.
FOR EXAMPLE WHEN I PLAY THE BONE~THUGS~HARMONEY DVD I PUT THE SOUND ON THE STEREO ON 15.TO GET THE SAME SOUND OUT OF THIS DVD YOU HAVE TO PUT THE VOLUME ON 25.WHY THAT IS I DO NOT KNOW BUT IF YOU ARE GOING TO GET THIS CD BUY THIS CD/DVD VERSION INSTEAD OF JUST THE PLANE CD. PLUS IF YOU WATCH THE DVD JUST OUT OF YOUR T.V. SPEAKERS YOU WILL NOT EVEN CARE ABOUT HOW LOUD THE BASS IS.{TONY~TONI~TON`E}/[ROME,NEW YORK]