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 - A little cheesy, but not terribleI'm not an expert at French chanson, but I like this little collection of cafe songs. "La Fee Clochette" is fast and fun, and "En Douce" has that classic French sound with the accordian and violin. None of these songs are profound in any way, but they're good to learn French by or to sing along to, whatever the case may be. Have fun with it. Rating:  - Fun French cafe musicThis cd is so nice to listen to. It's the perfect background music for a gathering or party... I even like having it on while I'm cleaning the house. I don't speak french.. but still find the music lively and entertaining. Rating:  - Elevator musicI read, write, speak, and understand French. Don't waste your time trying to find the words to these songs on the net. It isn"t worth the effort. It has been afew years since I've been back, but if this is the current state of French cafe music, I'm surprised more French people don"t eat/drink at home. Nicely produced. Good sound. Worth a one time listen through. Then after that, save the disk for low level background muzak for those times when you're entertaining, and trying to sound more sophisticated than you are. Light Mozart or Vivaldi would serve the same purpose, possibly improve your intelligence, and actually give people something to listen to during lulls in the conversation. Rating:  - A good relaxing and romantic CDIf you want to relax and sip on a good cup of coffee / tea on a Sunday afternoon, this is a good choice. Rating: - nothing specialThis cd didn't do much for me...there's only a couple songs on the entire cd that i enjoy...i skip through the rest of them (they are just goofy).
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