Amazon.comWhile many soundtracks offer two takes on a hit single how many offer alternate cuts on three different songs? Warner Bros. The Quest for Camelot does with mixed results. Looking Through Your Eyes is performed three times--once by LeAnn Rimes once by the Corrs and Bryan White and lastly as a tedious all-instrumental version by David Foster. Compared to her standard fare Celine Dion s The Prayer sounds reserved; there s no over-the-top melisma and her voice sounds almost subdued. Andrea Bocelli s take on the same tune is slightly different with a slightly more pronounced string section kicking in. Journey frontman Steve Perry delivers one of the more convincing performances with his version of I Stand Alone (also covered by Bryan White) and United We Stand. Gary Oldman s Ruber is sinister while Don Rickles s Cornwall is funny (and a nice change-of-pace from all these megastars) on If I Didn t Have You. --Jason VerlindeProduct descriptionWhile many soundtracks offer two takes on a hit single how many offer alternate cuts on three different songs? Warner Bros. The Quest for Camelot does with mixed results. Looking Through Your Eyes is performed three times--once by LeAnn Rimes once by the Corrs and Bryan White and lastly as a tedious all-instrumental version by David Foster. Compared to her standard fare Celine Dion s The Prayer sounds reserved; there s no over-the-top melisma and her voice sounds almost subdued. Andrea Bocelli s take on the same tune is slightly different with a slightly more pronounced string section kicking in. Journey frontman Steve Perry delivers one of the more convincing performances with his version of I Stand Alone (also covered by Bryan White) and United We Stand. Gary Oldman s Ruber is sinister while Don Rickles s Cornwall is funny (and a nice change-of-pace from all these megastars) on If I Didn t Have You. --Jason Verlinde