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This is real, and realized, and specific... and thought out- Two musicsl artists that a film was built around making it a piece of art from the ground up. The newest- is a reductive version of this. This is the improved upon version right here- the standard- a beautiful work of art in my opinion- a work of art with dynamics, and believabilty whether you like it or not. The quality is something undeniable. The album cover alone... come on... sexy... The latest... uh... A-sexual.

I LOVE this movie and all of the songs ! Every time I see the movie I cry as if it was the first time watching. I had the album in the 70's.. listened to it constantly and sang every song... still do. Looking forward to seeing the 2018 version of A Star is Born with Lady Gaga. This music & songs are always in my heart.

I LOVE that song. We actually had it sung at our wedding. It's beautiful. Loved the movie. Saw it 3 times at the movie theater.

In 1976, when I was 13, this movie came out I wanted to see it but I could not go because it was rated "R". In 1978 just before my 15th birthday I watched it on Showtime. As she sang the song "Woman In The Moon" I became a fan for life. I am now 51 and love her voice as much as I did all those years ago. All the songs are some of the finest songs ever written. For those of you who were not around yet or to young to remember this soundtrack went to #1 on the "Billboard 200" for six weeks. It also garnered Streisand's "Evergreen" with a #1 single on the "Billboard Hot 100". Streisand wrote the music and Paul Williams wrote the lyrics earning them the Academy award for "Best Original Song". Buy this soundtrack well worth the price. If you watch the movie keep in mind that she filmed everything live in concert. It was not done on a set. That last song in the movie that she sings she did in one take. Amazing. One of the finest singers to come out of the 20th century.

This movie provided the soundtrack for my freshman year in college. The poster hung on my wall and is now framed in my media room. I have it as an album, 8-track, cassette, CD, and now on iTunes. Might be a bit ridiculous, but no matter what format it is in, it instantly takes me back to a wonderful time in my life. I saw Kris Kristofferson in concert a few years ago, and had the chance to shake his hand. I couldn’t help myself, and I said, “Thank-you, John Norman Howard”. He grinned and I checked off an item on my bucket list….now, if I could do the same with Esther Hoffman Howard….

This album was introduced to me in college. My roommate played it non-stop my freshman year. Needless to say I know the words to every song. I don't know what else to say except I love it. I don't think I have ever heard a bad song from Barbra!

Es un album honesto, semilla a esa gran cosecha que lo precedió. Una pieza infaltable en cualquier discoteca.

My sister and cousin played this album over and over and over. They both thought they were Barbara. Love the music and the movie.

I can't believe I remember all the words. I use to think I sounded just like her. I was 12 and had no idea I couldn't hold a tune. But boy did I sing really loud. Still do, just with the windows up all the way.