Brother Bear

Tarzan If anyone belongs in the "Whatever Happened To?" category of a game show, it's Phil Collins. Back in the 1980s, Collins was everywhere, having retinkered Genesis into a smooth, hit-making machine and embarking on a solo career that redefined adult contemporary music. He's still b...	Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron	Brother Bear (2-Disc Special Edition) When an impulsive boy named kenai is magically transformed into a bear he must literally walk in anoterhs footsteps until he learns some valuable life lessons. His courageous & often zaney journey introduces him to a forest full of wild-life. Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Rele...	Mulan: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack Lea Salonga, best known as the voice of Jasmine in Aladdin, steals the show here as the title character in Disney's Mulan. The former star of Miss Saigon adds touching elements to the feature, especially on introspective numbers such as "Reflection." Unfortunately, the voice of D...	Disney's Hercules: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack Small cut in UPC.
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Wonderful
This CD has absolutely wonderful tracks, voices, and sentiments all in one place. The songs are age appropriate to the movie, yet enjoyable for all ages. A true classic.

Great on many levels
The music is multilevel entertainment. You can listen to it one day and get something even more out of it the next day. It's fun, moving and uplifting. Heck I've used some songs to inspire myself to forgive and get over arguements when I didn't really feel like it, but knew I needed to. Thanks Phil; Another great soundtrack!

Phil Collins is too cool
Loved the first movie of Brother Bear. As always Phil does the music justice by offering his heartfelt vocals to this touching movie about spiritual practices, and the connections we all have to everything and every living being. My lil one and I rock out on this one!

Thank you
Thank you for sending the cd so fast it arrived just in time for my brothers birthday

The sad downfall of disney
This soundtrack is an example how music, what had been for many years the keystone to disney films, has now become of negligible importance. Employing such artists as phil collins and tina turner to preform songs in the films, rather than have characters themselves sing weakens the storyline. An animated musical, what disney films are, needs to have the songs sung by the characters. To put aside for a moment the weak lyrics, the very basic orchestrated pieces, and the over use of brass instruments in conjunction with tradition native american instruments, the songs carry no emotion. They do not create fear, love, hate or saddness.These songs cause no desire for anyone to sing them again to remind themselves of the film. With hope this will not be the future of disney musical pieces and things will improve.