Question: Title: Two genius's and the finest rhythm section of the day. Product review: Yesssir! There is something smooth about these two in same studio that drives me crazy! Having just started to touch the surface of Milt's recordings (with Dizzy, Trane, Ray Charles), I really have to say the instrument sounds a world apart from the cliched and sterotyped cheesy theme tunes I used to associate with the instrument. I guess that's age creepin! Ok, boss guitar is here, Milt drips the soulful blues from his mallets and you know it's gonna work. The exciting part for me is the pairing of Sam and Philly Joe Jones (no relation), who just smoke and funk and rock and explore ever nuance the two leaders leave them. My fave is jingles, with Sam Jones all over the bass, funky style! Check them on 'Everybody digs Bill Evans.' Whilst not in the same realm as Lafaro and Motian, they get the best out of each other. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Handspring Software conflicts with Mac OS Product review: Ack! No sooner had I slipped my visor into it's cradle and eagerly tried the backup (long overdue since the demise of my Palm 3x), then the visor crashed. Not a little flickering kind of crash but a reset-the-whole-hunk-of-hardware crash. I contacted the handspring help desk via email (and a week later have yet to hear back). I went ahead and downloaded the Mac OS "patch" from the Handspring website (2 hours for us 56K modem-users) which cleared up the earlier incompatibility but created a new error in synching. I'm thinking of returning this in favor of a Palm again. Waaaay too much trouble. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Pleasant surprise Product review: I picked up the book for free on my Kindle. I had never heard of the author. But, you can't beat free as a price. As a 48 year old man, I'm a long time fan of vampires and vampire movies and not really the demographic for the Twilight series.The main character is a Vampyre. But, he's also a private detective and the story is about his detective work. The book is most definitely for "mature" audiences as it is liberally sprinkled with graphic sex and violence, and the f-bomb. But, the characters are interesting and there is plenty of action. The author does a great job of explaining how the Vyrus works and the rules of the Vampyre world and the various clans they have formed in New York City.After reading this book, I will definitely pick up the other Joe Pitt (the lead character) books by Charlie Huston. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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