Title: Attention Insomniacs! Review: "Destiny's Daughter" started out O.K., but the last 125 pages put me to sleep TWICE. If I slept this often when reading, I'd be the best rested person in North America. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Improves with repeated plays. Review: It took me 5 plays to become completely captivated with this CD but after that I was hooked. A good range of rockers and whisper sweet ballads with great stuff in between.The lyrics are amazing - I expect no less from Paul Westerberg. Runaway Wind, First Glimmer, Black Eyed Susan, Things, and Even Here We Are (a precursor to the haiku-like Bookmark on Suicaine Gratifaction) are standouts for me but I really like every song on it. No waste material here.This is not for someone who is expecting to hear another Tim or Let It Be but if you liked All Shook Down or Don't Tell a Soul, give this one a listen or rather 5 or 6 listens. It's well worth the effort. After you love it, go get Eventually and Suicaine Gratifaction! Is this product review negative?
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Title: Boring mediation on the maleness and Fatherhood of God. Review: I looked forward to learning more about Japa meditation as I practice several different types and had heard Dyer mention it in another book. What I wasn't prepared for at all was the heavy God the Father, Christianized focus of the CD. I don't see myself as a child of some male parent in the sky. The word "father" is not one of comfort for me and does not speak of co-creation, it speaks of the dominiation and exclusion I felt in my experiences with Patriarical religion. Dyer would have been better off not giving an omnipotent being a sex or suggesting a traditional "human" role for him.If the focus wasn't bad enough, his reading was just plain boring. I can read the lord's prayer on my own. I have a problem with people who sell CD's created from material which is in the public domain. Why pay for it??? Is this product review negative?
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Title: I'd Rather Give It Zero Stars Review: I played one of these. More accurately, I tried playing one of these. Anyone, regardless their skill level, who sits down to a rubber keyboard can establish their value in a few seconds. This product barely meets the legal definition of "functional." Last time I encountered promising electronics with anticipation, followed by bitter disappointment, was when I bought an Apple Newton. In other words, it's a terrific concept. But give the technology another decade to mature. Is this product review negative?
