Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Big ups to Linkin Park on a great Remix album. It's definitely not Hybrid Theory, so if that is what you are looking for you might want to pass this one up. But if you're into West Coast underground and "real" Hip-Hop then this might be an album for you. I'm amazed that nobody so far has complimented them on the mix of artist that they were able to assemble for this project. It's nice to see a multi platinum band put on such artist as Evidence & DJ Babu (Dilated People & The Beat Junkies), Chali2Na (J5), Aceyalone (Freestyle Fellowship), Rasco & Planet Asia (Cali Agents), and Cheapshot (Lexicon). Hopefully it will expand the horizons of some of their fans......because I'm guessing more than 90% of you haven't heard of Aceyalone, Planet Asia, or Ev before this! Do yourself a favor, if you like this LP remix album.....pick up a Freestyle Fellowship, Dilated People, or J5 CD......it's some of the most under rated and under appreciated music around. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Prior to purchasing My Sims I had received My Sims Kingdom which I really enjoyed playing. I was highly disappointed in My Sims when I began playing it. The game seems to be really amateurish and not nearly as developed as My Sims Kingdom which has come a long way since My Sims. The game takes an incredible time to load which it does frequently, including every time you go in or out of a building. It is a very time consuming game because everything takes a loooong time to do, and it really shouldn't be such a long process.I do not recommend this game. If you like the Sims, buy Sims My Kingdom! Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: After viewing this film I am now unable to read/look through the magazine Vanity Fair without a touch of squeamishness. Why? Because the film reveals to the viewer the beauty, dignity, of those people in Rio's rubbish tips who earn a living as pickers - picking out recyclable items or that which can be sold. The rubbish is classless, but Rio is not classless because the "filthy" rich display themselves on the boulevardes and beaches of the city whilst the slums of the poor cling to the surrounding hills. Vanity Fair on the other hand is a peek into the lives of the rich and wannabe rich. One Rio class is connected to the other through the rubbish, but the syzygy is also the contrast between the two. The shameful side of capitalism. The film shows the process of creation of quite a stunning art project. The transformative power of art. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I recommend this book to the armchair traveler,or to travelers who've visited or plan to visit Petra. I was introduced to Nadia Hazbour Reimer's novel, "Colored Sand", shortly after returning from a journey that included an all-too-brief visit to Petra. Reading Reimer's book was like revisiting Petra. The plot and main characters -- a local village boy and an aging American archaeologist -- are effectively used to acquaint the reader with Petra and its history, while providing a view of American and other foreign visitors through the eyes of a rural village boy. The book is informative with a good dose of humor. Reimer, born and raised in Jordon, knows her subject well, thanks to her father's lifelong interest in archaeology, and her own experience on several archaeological digs. The author's second novel, "Under the Roman Pillar", takes the reader to another of Jordan's spectacular historic sites, the ancient Roman ruins of Jerash -- an equally worthwhile read. Answer:

A: