Title: Short lifespan with bad sound Review: I bought Sony's sports radio to use when I worked out. I thought it worked great at first but then the unit began to break down. Now, I can barely hear the radion stations or they fade in and out. I've gotten very irritated with how it performs, and I wouldn't recommend this radio unless you want one that has a short lifespan. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: not a Catholic film for children Review: I was told this was about Irish Catholics in Boston and so I thought it would an ideal program to show the family on Sunday morning. WELL!!! I was very surprised to find a great deal of profanity and violence in a film billed as a Catholic film for children. Poor little Daphne was horrified by all the blood and has refused to come out of her room for the last week. She sobs and sobs and can't believe that the same man who was in "Titanic" would ever lower himself to this level. Neither can I. Parents -- avoid at all costs! I fear that Daphne will now get bulimia and live a shortened life. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Solo - 4 Bruthas and a Bass Review: Their first album, self-titled, was rich in production, harmonies, etc.--they were the total package. So what the heck happened here? Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis left them so they started to falter and, unfortunately, tried to crossover. There's a Bone-Thugs-n-Harmony-type ballad called "Luv-All-Day" that features Kieaun Da Golden Child speed-rapping. That song alone is just embarrassing. And they stayed away from such old-soul production from their debut in favor for some more urban, radio-friendly tunes. The ballad that should have been the best song, "Till Death Do Us Part" featuring Brownstone (the best R&B girl and guy groups on the same song) falters because while the ballad-y production works for Brownstone, it sounds too crossover for Solo. They still impress with their acapella interludes and with the songs, "Forgive Me" and the Gerald Levert-penned "Make Me Know It", but those aren't enough to save the album. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Don't bother Review: While the Divine Office (Liturgy of the Hours) is a great addition to daily prayer, this version lacks any way to find your way into the proper readings for the day according to the scheduled of the Church. More work needs to be done on this before it is ever offered to the public. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
