I think that most gay men would really enjoy this video. I had not heard of this musical before, although I guess it has been around for a few years. The tunes are catchy, and you have to give these guys "A" for courage getting up in front of a live audience stark naked. Outstanding are "Naked Maid", "John's Song", and "Perky Little Porn Star". The guy singing Porn Star is really cute. It has been a couple of weeks since I have watched this video, and I frequently find myself singing one of the tunes to myself, although when I do so I am usually dressed.

I watched the Naked Boys perform in Provincetown Mass. and it really was a wonderful show. The songs stick with you and I just had to have the CD. It's great quality and really not a foul form of entertainment. It's an art-form, and the way that the songs weave in and around the topic of nudity is incredible.

"Naked Boys Singing" was a disc that came up on a web site search I did for "sounds like Bette Midler." Well, this certainly isn't Bette, but she would've had fun if they'd written her into the show! Actually, never having heard of this show much less having seen it, I found the music hilariously funny. From the opening chorus of "Gratuitous Nudity" -- that sounds like an opening intro to "Company" -- it's obvious that no holes will be barred, "Tonight we show no remorse or apology; Tonight we sing Billy Graham a doxology." "The Naked Maid" is so utterly silly that it sounds like a companion piece for "Everybody Ought to Have a Maid" from "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," "An odd scenario, some say it's scary-o; it's naked stand-up comedy, except you use a broom." The mood shifts to sentimental with Vincent Zamora's "Window to Window." "Fight the Urge" is hysterically funny about unwanted elevations at inappropriate times, "Don't, please don't, don't do it, think of really ugly girls & the smell of body odor and your parents having sex, ooo!" "Robert Mitchum" is a silly homage to the real man. "Jack's Song" is a delightfully naughty ode to guys who seek relief at their own hands, punctuated by a tap dance. "Nothing But the Radio On" loads with double entendre, "Marilyn Monroe posed without clothes for a backroom calendar, one of those, the nation was shocked, mama called her a sleaze, but she sold a million calendars and tripled her fees." This soundtrack is charmingly naughty & puts a smile on your face and is so tongue-in-cheek that it ought to appeal to both genders and any orientation. Enjoy!

What a show! Whether seen in NYC, Ptown, LA, Chicago or LA this is a superb show. Could they dare put it out on DVD? I would buy it in a heartbeat. Just saw it twice this past weekend in Chicago. What a great cast. Entertaining, attractive, energetic and simply a joy! The blend of humor, dramatic, and emotional moments is terrific. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. The CD brings wonderful memories of a great show. Loved the add on song in Chicago called PIZZA BOY! Hey guys...CHICAGO CAST CD perhaps?

For a change, this disk bettered in many ways the performance of NBS! I saw in the Village in NYC. Perhaps without the visual distractions, one can concentrate on / appreciate the wry humor and pointed insights that abound in the lyrics. Every song on this disk diplays a strong performance, much talent, good to excellent singing and excellent sound engineering at the recording studio. In fact, given the scattershot review style of NBS!, one can certainly enjoy and appreciate this disk without ever having seen the show. Get a copy soon!