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Title: VERY DISSAPPOINTING Product review: i end up skimming through way more than i'm actually reading. there are only a couple of characters that seem to be developed beyond interest. i intend on finishing the series, because i've come too far to not want to find out how the big picture ends. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Behind the myth Product review: As a European I knew the story of the Wild West and the famous gunmen only from the stories from films and from novels which were written also from European authors like Karl May from Germany who never saw Wild West and the biography of my idol from my Youth is quite diferent and I can only say sorry that our European editors dont publish such books or it isWyatt Earp: The Life Behind the Legendbetter to people belive only in the myths. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great Guitar Album with Excellent Compositions Product review: I came upon this album almost randomly on the Rhapsody service because I was looking for records with Frank Gambale. I'm very glad I did! I believe most rock or fusion guitarists would find this album worth checking out. The tunes "Marbles" (Gambale), "Train to Willoughby" (Steve Stevens), "Noah's Ark" (Steve Vai), and "Sasquatch" (Michael Landau - check out his Hendrix sound) are all great compositions and make this album very worth the price. But make no mistake, there's not a weak tune on this album. There are also a couple pop tunes any Beatles lover would appreciate. Gregg Bissonette is a very crisp drummer - listen closely to "Marbles" for evidence. And his brother Matt on bass is also first-rate. I almost gave this album 5 stars, but I reserve that rating for the rarest of albums. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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