Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Plain and simple, a great album. Review: On the whole this, is a very enjoyable album. Had Madonna added just a couple of more songs, it would have been better. Its short length sort of leaves you hanging. The songs are classic. Of course the title track and "Material Girl" have made their mark, but I think "Angel" should have been released too. That probably ties "Like A Virgin" for the best song on the album. It's classic 80's at its best. Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It's a cable Review: I made sure I knew what type of ports were on my video card and on my monitors, did the research I needed to and selected the appropriate cable and made sure the product was listed correctly for what I needed. The right one was shipped, and it works. I don't see anything that stands out as extra good or bad about it. It's pretty much what you would typically expect. Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: fffaaannntttaasssttttiiiccc!!!!! Review: Buy it! Buy it! It`s awsome! You make the rules, characters, levels, obstacles, and more! I played it at Cyberstore at a camp and if you are a kid go to the camp! You make the game and you get to bring you`re game home and everyone elses! Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: very good, but not quite classic Review: This is the only Sonny Clark-led Bluenote that strikes me as "only" very good, even excellent, but not a classic. Mind you, any album with both Hank Mobley and Sonny Clark is well worth your time, but it doesn't seem to have the note-to-note inevitability of his other albums. I guess I'm talking about that indefineable thing called chemistry. There seemed to be more of it between trombonist Curtis Fuller and John Coltrane on the previous Sonny's Crib. Perhaps Sonny just came out with another album too soon after the last one (September 1, '57 for Sonny's Crib, November 10, '57 for Dial "S"). In any case, I'm speaking in relative terms here, and this album still deserves four-and-a-half stars. Answer:
