Product Description

'Act Three' is the third album from 'Popera' sensations G4.Sticking to their popular formula of re-interpreting classic pop and traditional songs in their own inimitable way, this album is sure to please their legions of fans. Includes covers of popular songs 'Crazy' by Gnarls Barkley and 'I Don'tLike Mondays' by the Boomtown Rats.

Track Listing

1. Volare
2. Somebody To Love
3. Danny Boy
4. O Sole Mio
5. Amazing Grace
6. No Matter What - G4 & Stephen Gately
7. I Don't Like Mondays
8. Crazy
9. Cavatina
10. Toreador
11. Old And Wise
12. We'll Meet Again
13. Silent Night

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4990 in Music
• Released on: 2006-11-27
• Number of discs: 1

Amazon.co.uk Review
G4 have certainly come a long way since their days as London buskers and classical music students. With two highly-praised albums behind them (containing remarkable versions of songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Everybody Hurts" and "You're the Voice", and classical covers that run from "Nessun Dorma" to "La Donna E Mobile"), the charismatic quartet known now deliver a third album of vocal showpieces. Once again they approach a quite dizzying array of songs – from Queen's "Somebody to Love" and the Boomtown Rats' "I Don't Like Mondays" to "Volare" and "Amazing Grace" - with impeccable confidence and a sense of stylish perfection. Act 3 contains several potential 2006 Xmas anthems, including a sublime rendition of "Silent Night", and the choice of songs, wonderful harmonizing and captivating arrangements (two tracks have been recorded with a big band) indicate a slightly more mature direction for the band in general.--Danny McKenna

Customer Reviews

G4-ACT THREE
JUST GET USED TO THEM AND THEY GO AND SPLIT. THIS ALBUM WAS GREAT BUT I PERSONALLY DONT THINK THEY ARE TRUE PROFFESSIONALS. DANNY BOY TO ME HAD NO FEELING. HOWEVER THEY ARE STILL WORTH A GOOD LISTEN,GREAT VOICES AND AT THESE PRICES YOULL BE CRAZY NOT TO HAVE A LISTEN.

Something for everyone
Act Three has been eagerly awaited, out on 27th November 2006, and it didn't disappoint.It has something for everyone, whether you like opera or pop.

The opening Volaire is superb, with Matt, Mike, Ben and Jon each singing on their own and then harmonising, what a refreshing way to start the album.

They sing each song and aria with passion and their voices, together and alone, are just wonderful.

This album is a real feast for music lovers, and is a 'must have'.

Acceptable
Not a bad album overall, but as far as I'm concerned, Il Divo are far more talented and have much bigger international appeal...I doubt these guys have sold 15 million copies of their records!