Customer Reviews

Hope For Haiti Now

5 star:		(25)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

A wonderful album for a wonderful cause. I'm not normally a Justin Timberlake fan, but his rendition of Hallelujah is a-mazing. It brought tears to my eyes. I happily paid the small price of $7.99 and would have paid more.
Also, REALLY glad it's available on Amazon so I don't have to get it from iTunes. :)

Amazing performers (you can see why they are award-winning) and extrememly moving pieces for a wonderful cause....I hope this compilation will become available in CD version.

These tracks couldn't be any better. Some amazing performances that shall never be repeated. And 20 tracks for $7.99? How can anyone possibly pass this up! Get this compilation now!

This album download is not available on Amazon OR iTunes. What happened? Where they heck did it disappear to? How did anyone ever buy it?

Okay...Im Making this official....I request....No, I DEMAND Amazon to make this album available for Non US customers. Ive never really understood why this being a digital download it is restricted to like 3 countries, when this album clearly is for a good cause and should be available to anyone with a credit card. Ive even bought things from amazon before using my credit card with no problem, and i want to buy this NOW, so its really frustrating to see that the money i would pay for this is not going to haiti relief funds because i dont live in the US, thats not fair to me.
Therefor i kindly ask amazon and everybody that lives in another country to help me make them broaden their MP3 Store ASAP.
Thank you and i really hope i can buy this in the very near future

this album should have been release as a cd as well as download. There should never be download only material. because like myself whos harddrive died right before i was going to back up. will lose the material forever. This way we can have a physical one as backup also more money would have gone to charity as well. Allow amazon to at least keep the downloads available which they are not now

Believe it or not, there are still people out there who absolutely prefer to buy their music on CD (complete w/ cover art, liner notes, etc.)... to not also have this work available for sale (along with WE ARE THE WORLD - HAITI and its group video) is a grave mistake!! Haiti can use all the help that it can get and this material should be available on all formats!! It can only mean more relief for the citizens of this struggling country. This should have been a "no-brainer".

What an amazing collection of music. I was so glad that these performances were available on Amazon after watching the program on TV. Justin Timberlake and Matt Morris have probably the best cover of Hallelujah I've ever heard. Christina rocks it with her amazing voice. And Sting and crew give an amazing jam session. Definitely a must for music lovers, and supporters of the cause in Haiti!

Featuring amazing performances from Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake/Matt Morris, and Beyonce, "Hope for Haiti Now" was a touching and impressive event. There were many other great stars lending their support and voices to this telethon, but in my mind, those were the three artists you must check out. As soon as the event was over, I couldn't wait to download the Aguilera and Timberlake/Morris performances, and I was very pleased that they weren't only available on iTunes. I know you'll enjoy these songs, and with all proceeds going to established foundations that will provide true hope and help in Haiti, every penny you spend is worthwhile.

(Note: Because this is a *product* review, not an *event* review, I can only give four stars when considering all of the tracks--some of the performers had a hard time staying in tune, and some screeched a bit more than they should have or had odd song choices--but overall, I give at least five stars to all those who took the time to be a part of this very necessary fundraiser.)

This is a must buy item, either video format or mp3 format. However, at times like this you'd think that "common sense" would prevail over zone barriers and people from anywhere in the world would be able to download the music - especially since it helps a desperate need. If these artists can so quickly give up their time and pull together, why can't the others in the music business do the same??? Come on Amazon lead the way!