input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Fresh interpretation of the classics. Review: The Amazon reviewer - "Does the world really need the glorious pop gems of Abba to be slavishly rerecorded by a bunch of Swedish teenagers? The answer in this case is no.", is just wrong. The answer is yes! Obviously, self important music critics are going to sneer. I'm sure they'd rather listen to Bob Dylan bootlegs or whatever. Not me.I love ABBA and I love the A Teens' covers too. They are just a little poppier and a little more digital. They capture the spirit of the music well.I listen to this all the time and my favorites are probably The Name of the Game and SOS. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Terrific chronicle of one of rock's best bands Review: Led Zeppelin has long been a favorite band of mine. "Hammer of the Gods" is a terrifically written chronicle of the power of Zeppelin from their humble beginnings to their unfortunate end in the 80's. This was a riveting read from start to finish and really helps illustrate the camaraderie of this power group as well as dynamics of each of its members. There are some shocking stories within but if you are a fan of getting the Led out you owe it to yourself to read this book. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Royal Society Review: Royal Society comes as a logical step in this band's progression. After blistering debut Horse of the Dog it was always going to be interesting to see how the group would follow up such a convincingly solid debut, never an easy task. The answer is a natural exploration of how the band could expand on their "psychosis rock" sound which is often with what seems a natural maturity and to great effect on songs like "Rise of the Eagles" and "Mister Mental" and at times a little forced and seemingly less focused on numbers like "Puppy Dog Snails" which clumsily trails through an awkward nursery rhyme style song almost parodying themselves in the process. For the few weaker moments though, and there is only a few, the album is a brilliant expansion of the ideas the Eighties' laid down on their debut. Top notch in fact. Answer:
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