Question: Is this product review positive? Title: dont bother Review: try another model,,,everytime the phone rings (even if its no where near) it just goes off and makes the loudest static noise...scares my baby and me Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Made it through an 11,000 mile road trip Review: These things work great. They held up through an 11,000 mile US road trip, keeping a soft roof bag strapped tightly to my car. The hooks fit well under the lip of the wheel well in the back. Attaching them in other places wasn't quite as easy, and though the hooks are fairly versatile, they can slip even though they're rubberized. A textured surface on the hooks might have been better. Still it's a small negative. The only other issue was that one of them began to fray a bit after lots and lots of tighten/loosen cycles (60 or so days worth). This was mostly because the tension angle was not fully parallel to the tightening mechanism, so the strap would get caught in the edge of it. Not exactly a bad design, just something to watch out for. Overall they performed very well in a demanding and high use situation, and I expect to get lots more good use out of them. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Mana is going back to school. Review: With more than 10 years in the business, you would expect Mana to provide breakthrough material with every new album. Instead, with songs like Fe, Sin Tu Cariño, and ¿Por Qué Te Vas?, one might wonder if Fher's niece was behind all the writing, it's child's play. Musically, Mana's songs lack innovation. They still think that playing the same notes over and over makes a hit. Best song however: Sabanas Frias, guest-starring Ruben Blades, who was also the writer for the best song in Mana's MTV Unplugged, Desapariciones (hmmm...I see a pattern). Hopefully, these rock veterans can get it together in time for their next album. Answer:
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