Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: DOWN! Review: Just horrible and out of touch and I'm seriously angry after a 10 year wait, and this comes from a fan who has loved everything he's ever done! Why on Earth is this album named "Up"???? Because there's no other direction to turn from this dark, depressing and BORING collection of songs? Where are the brilliant lyrics, the soaring vocals, the enthralling musical arrangements?? I picture the man in his studio late at night, mumbling out words when none came too readily, and I suspect record company pressure to get this album out when it wasn't nearly finished! The one exception is "I Grieve", which is mesmerizing in its ability to make me consider jumping off the nearest ledge...
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Gripping Review: This fourth in the Charlie Parker series has all the evil characters we've come to expect from a Parker outing, as well as an enormous amount of historical (both real and fictional) background on racial abuses in the south. While the writing is lyrical and the characters are fully fleshed, The White Road doesn't have quite the power of the previous books. The plot hinges on a motive (which I will not give away) that didn't ring true or believable to me for bringing Parker into the case of Atys Jones's forthcoming murder trial. There's plenty of activity in swampy settings; Louis and Angel come to the forefront this time out. And there's enough torture, gore, murder and mayhem to satisfy readers who've come to expect a thoroughly disturbing adventure from Connolly. The glue that is intended to hold the plot together is a little thin, leaving cracks and gaps in the whole. Entertaining but not quite up to the very high standard the author has set with his previous books.
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: First rate! Review: This book does a great job of capturing Mark Twain's humor and bringing it into a modern day investment context. Investing is serious business, but we can still laugh at our mistakes while we learn from them because chances are we're not the first to make them.If you loved reading Mark Twain growing up, you'll love both his wisdow and wit on investing.
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