Title: out of tune Review: Apparently the master tapes for this recording must have been damaged, or perhaps the machine used to transfer the tape to digital was not in good working order, as this recording has some serious pitch distortion. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Disappointed Review: My main purchase was to have middle ranged binoculars for astronomy. Most amateur astronomers raved about Nikon binos, and I figured that I was in for a treat. When I received the pair, I looked outside during the day and was impressed with the views I experienced and was excited to see what they offered at night. Hate to say it, but the view was equal to my much cheaper 10x50 Bushnell binoculars. I was barely able to view Jupiter's Galilean moons, Pleiades was sharper with Bushnell than with the Nikons and the moon, while beautiful, was not impressive in comparison with my cheaper binocs. I tried to like them, and at first was going to keep them for daytime viewings, but, my main purpose for binoculars is for my astronomy hobby. Returned them the next day after 3 hours of frustrating and disappointing night viewing of the skies.I must say, however, that Amazon was phenomenal...my refund was provided on a timely basis. They may work for others, but, I was not impressed. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Smells amazing! Review: I purchased a trial size of this product and had to have it. It rinses a lot cleaner (less tight residue) than other cleansers I have used, my skin does feel softer after shower and it smells AMAZING. I actually purchased it primarily for the smell, and the price I paid on amazon was just under half the retail value I had seen when I tried to purchase it in stores. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Live to ride.. Review: Mind-blowing picking. Guitar pyrotechnics. 64th-note shred-fests. Sound familiar? Of course; superhumanly fast guitarists are a dime a dozen lately. There's a fair amount of it here, too, but here's the kicker: all this work is based on a solid compositional foundation. Steve Morse can work miracles with his playing, but it's the writing skills and melodic sensibility, more than anything else, that have made him one of the world's most respected guitarists. Stressfest falls somewhere between the Dregs and Deep Purple: there's a mix of rock, blues, soul and funk blended with a leaner, crunchier guitar sound and a hard-edged attitude stemming from his time with DP. Not just a display of shredding for fellow guitarists to drool over, this is a collection of SONGS for anyone to enjoy. Eat your heart out, Yngwie... Is this product review negative?
