Name: Zien
Genre: Music
Released: 2004-03-18
Rating: 5.6
Cast: Marco Borsato, Tara Elders, Merel den Hengst

Music okay, but you can do without the clips

I bought this DVD on Sale and paid only 5,= for it. I had a new DVD-player and stereo (HT) set and did not own a music DVD yet. So, this was a nice a bargain to test the installation with.

The music on this DVD is what you could expect from Marco Borsato: He is not a great singer, but the songs and music are okay. Still, I liked Marco better when he sang Dutch translations of original Italian songs (e.g. Margherita from Riccardo Cocciante).

But I really don't see the added value of the clips on the DVD and why this album was issued on DVD only. Surely, it was a brave step to take, but the result is disappointing: The clips add very little to the music. A CD would have sufficed.

So, was it worth the 5,= I paid for it? Barely...

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