Barenaked Ladies Are Me DVD Audio

Barenaked Ladies Are Me Music

List Price	$24.97 (You save $2.78)
Label	Desperation
Orig Year	5/30/2006
All Time Sales Rank	1621
CD Universe Part number	7330375
Catalog number	43289
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 12, 2006
Recording Time	1 8
Additional Info	Deluxe Edition

Barenaked Ladies Are Me Classical Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

3 stars Great sound but I've heard better BNL
I enjoy these discs, but the songs don't seem to have the punch or excitement of their previous offerings. The lyrics are interesting and sometimes funny, but that old BNL "edge" seems to have worn off a bit. The 5.1 mix does sound good, however.
Submitted by krafty81 (Coronado CA, USA)
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5 stars Surround stunner
This 5.1 release contains the current BNL release plus the previous one all in glorious DVD-Audio. The surround mixes are perfectly tailored to the music, which is growing on me day by day. Can't recommend this enough.
Submitted by Bruce (Lenexa, KS)
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5 stars Great Surround Mix
Hello, First off, this is a TWO-DISC set featuring 29 SONGS mixed into 5.1 by the legendary Bob Clearmountain; clean, clear, and punchy. Great set of accessable songs with equal contributions from each member of the band. Buy now. Thank you.
Submitted by patrick_roseberry (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)
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