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Some songs too mature for young people; Buy with caution

AOAEE | St. Paul | 08/03/2007

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Some of these songs contain veiled sexual references that I don't appreciate my 10 year old being exposed to. I protect my children from being sexualized, and this disc does not allow me to do that. To hear my 10 year old asking about the girl in the Whitesnake video and snakeskin miniskirt is not the conversation I expected to have after listening to a Disney Karoke disc. Given some of the movies, I should have known better. Buy with caution."

Get Up And Start Singing!

Eri | Hong Kong | 06/30/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"La-la-la... Have you ever had a song stuck in your head that you've fallen in love with, only to realize that you can't literally sing it because you don't know its lyrics? I bet so. If your answer is a yes, and you love Jesse McCartney, Kelly Clarkson, Bowling for Soup, Aly & AJ, Skye Sweetnam, Hilary Duff, Lindsay Lohan and Everlife, then this is for you. Even if perhaps you don't know all of the singers and/or their songs, this CD is a great way to learn more about them. Just because the CD says "Disney", it doesn't mean that the songs are Disney songs - it's just that Disney made this CD. For each song, the lyrics come on your TV screen, and you can even turn off your TV if you just want to listen to the songs. What's even greater is that you can choose either an instrumental or vocal version of each, so you can challenge yourself to sing alone. This would be a great pastime for parties and sleepovers, too. So stand up and get that singer in you start jamming!"

Fun

Margaret Quirante | Joshua Tree, CA USA | 02/06/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"My daughter and I are enjoying singing to the songs on the CD; it is very nice to have the lyrics appear on our cheap-o karaoke machine.



BUT, one bummer is that the singers on the non-karaoke versions are NOT the original singers and this was not advertised on the website. We were expecting that the songs would be indeed sung by the singers that popularized the songs. This was misleading."