Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Classic Power Pop album Review: This album is The Bigger Lovers second release. The tunes are all very hummable and catchy. I especially enjoy Brett Tobias's powerful nasally delivery. There are no weak songs here. Personal favourites would be "Bought Your Ghost" and their version of the Delaney, Bonnie and Friends track "Don't Know Why". I also find "Ivy Grows" packs a serious punch. Fans of Robyn Hitchcock, Cheap Trick, Byrds, Raspberries, Gripweeds and Badfinger, this album is for you. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: STILL... the best flying game that's out there. Review: All across the board... this is a very fun game. From the graphics, to the music, to the game play, to the story, everything about it is great. The only bad thing about it is the fact that there's no sequel of this game. This game totally has Ace Combat and all other combat flight games beat, so hopefully Microsoft will make a sequel to it some day. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Save Your Money Review: I bought this feeling very hopeful that it would help with my indigestion and constipation issues. I even bought two ninety count bottles. This may work for some since I see many postitive reviews. I suggest not diving in as blindly as I did and believing all the hype posted on the review boards. I honestly found no difference in the way I felt when taking these. Don't fall prey to a "special offer" before trying it out. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Good Second Effort Review: Erykah Badu is one of those artists whose work can take time to grow on you. Her first cd left me cold after the first listen, so I decided to give it another try, and soon found myself popping it in my cd player more and often, and even humming some of it's tunes to myself. Badu's second cd has much the same effect. Given the success of her first cd, the pressure was on for the follow-up, and Badu deilvers here, showing more diversity than she did even in her first time out. The opening track is unexpectedly jarring, and in the style of Lenny Kravitz, but the rest of the cd is a bit truer to Badu's earlier style. Standout tracks here include: Didn't Cha Know, Booty, and Bag Lady. "In Love With You" with Stephen Marley is also worthy of a mention, and the Billie Holliday-esque delivery in the opening of Green Eyes suggests that Badu could carry off a foray into Jazz as well. All in all, a fan of her earlier work will find much to enjoy in this cd. Answer:

A: