Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Vo5 charged hair metal Review: Theres no denying Jon Bon Jovi has an incredible vocal range and Richie Sambora, unlike many 80's guitarists can really wail when he wants to. The first half of this album fares much better then the second half. Theres arena rock gems like "Let it Rock", "You give love a bad name" and "Livin on a Prayer". "Wanted:Dead or Alive" is worth listening to if simply to hear Sambora's sick guitar intro. Unfortunately the second half of the album collapses under its own hair gel. Theres a couple more rockers but mostly ballads so sappy they make Sammy Hagar look like a die hard cynic. IT will make you grateful Kurt Cobain came along and destroyed this kind of spandex and Vo5 charged poodle hair metal. In any case the album does make you wonder how much you got to fork over for those girls in the album jacket to wash youre car. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Cult to Classic Review: With "Vanishing Point," the amazing David Markson lifts himself from cult status to author of what should be a popular instant classic. This mysterious and awe-inspiring examination of a dying writer is a worthy companion to Joyce, Genet and Beckett. Its "Waiting for Godot" quality is invigorated by courage and introspection, its contantly renewed variety educates and deepens with each reading. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Lively, slick and empty ! Review: C. Brown is an exceptional musician, but despite all his apparent skill and deft musicianship, his recording left me cold. It is a beautiful Disneyfication of Brazil's popular music spectrum. If there is "innovation" on this recording, it is lost in the forest of hyper-self-conscious hipness. Too bad. He'd done so well with M. Monte's recording (Great Noise) that I had high expectations. I was sorely disappointed. Answer:
