Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not what I expected, but... Review: a good workout, but not what I thought would be coming from a person with her reputation. It's my first dvd from her, and I will get another. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very well done re-issues. Review: There's no pleasing some people... various "reviewers" are content to whine, complain and nit pick about packaging. The episodes in the ST:TOS box sets look FAR better than the TV re-runs, and the Dolby Digital audio is miles above the original Mono VHS soundtrack.You have to remember that this show is pushing 40 years old now. There's only so much the engineers can do to clean up the original source video and audio. The Okuda commentaries, bonus features and interactive menus are very well done, however the menus can be a little clumsy to navigate. That being said, you get used to them fairly quickly. The original TV previews for each week's episode are a nice touch.These sets are a little expensive, and the packaging isn't the best, but a couple of $1.99 Ikea CD-Wallets solves that issue. It's still FAR cheaper than buying the original 2-episode per DVD issues. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: smashing Review: I thought that Hardcastle 3 was refeshing, and true to his form. You can never go wrong with a Paul Hardcastle CD. His style and originality is outstanding. I have always been a fan, but if I had heard this cd from Paul Hardcastle for the first time, I would be a fan immediately. He has outdone himself again. Truly an artist in all manners and way in the music industry when it comes to smooth jazz Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: About as Bad as it can get, hopefully... Review: Here we have a 60-year plus veteran, from the most over-rated musical act in history, putting out melodically challenged screaming sounds (noise?) that would embarrass a teenage garage band. And other "big names" from the field are assisting in this painful-to-listen-to effort. And the lyrics are of the same dubious quality as the music (?):EG: "Why don't you get a gun and just shoot it thru my heart?" This CD is of interest mainly in hearing how low a rock icon can go when he should just fade away into retirement; and in the level of popular "culture" that has sunk to such a low, even for those who hoped in the post 9/11 era, things might improve. Perhaps they are improving, but you'll never know with this CD. Oh, also, obviously, the power of the almighty $ in determining what goes to market, too. Finally, how the media will refer to the perpetrators of this as "Artists"! Answer:

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