Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Only a 1,000 to say what I want about such a great CD. I don't think I can do it in just 1,000. I'll give it my best. I've long been a fan of Staind, every since I recieved Tormented (their first CD)as a gift. Dysfuntion was an awesome hit, and the CD gets my blood going. Break the Cycle is no exception. However calm ballads like Epiphany bring you down from your musical high. If you are a true fan you will connect with these songs, putting yourself with the lyrics. Many people call this CD soft, but there are songs such as open your eyes, Can't believe, For You, and Waste that more than heavy enough. If you want a mix of music in your CD then may I suggest you buy this CD. But buy it at Target, because they sell it for 11.99, and that's way cheaper. I got the last one at my Target, so get out their fast. Anyway. My hat is off in respect for such a powerful CD. Get this... Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Sound quality was much less than expected. The addition of some type of tone-shaping or equalizer would greatly enhance the product. Unit is very easy to use, quite straight-forward; however if you are looking for a much higher-level of sound reproduction, this unit would not meet your standards. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This film is a mockery of the aviation field. A very small percentage of the phraseology is correct, even the plot itself is severely flawed. First off, being an air traffic controller, I know first hand that you can't go and work at some facility you haven't worked at for a while, until you get evaluated to make sure you can work safely. Second of all, you can't move from your position(sector if you will) and start working at another while leaving the previous position unmonitored. If you are using this movie to learn about air traffic, then please do not apply for a job. The movies will not teach you about the job. It takes anywhere between 2-4 years to get rated at an ATC center. You can't just come in and take a position. When a movie comes out that is realistic to air traffic, I will put my stamp of approval on it. Answer:
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