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Title: Disappointing, Thanks Review: Seven Nations' Thanks for Waiting lacks the high energy and power of the band's previous works. The album seems more pop than rock, and the Celtic elements, which drew me to the band in the first place, are not as prominent on this album.There are a few great tracks, such as "Slow Air". Several other tracks start out promising but don't deliver by the end. The collection of songs is more diverse in style, but it makes the album as a whole feel somewhat disjointed. Scott Long's fantastic pipes are lost on many tracks, and Dan Stacey's fiddle work on the album doesn't fully demonstrate his exceptional skill.I have been a huge fan of Seven Nations for many years. I am warily waiting for their next album with high hopes.Recommended: Seven Nation's The Factory Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative


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Title: "I've Got My ticket To Heaven..... And Everlasting Life" Review: Who else but Mark Knopfler could author such a wonderful group of songs about ordinary people ? I've listened to this recording MANY times . Much as i love ALL "the Straits" discs , song for song , i feel this one (their last as a group) is their best . Other , better writers , have told you ALL that you need to know . As WAS and REMAINS most often the case , ROLLING STONE magazine and their ilk simply got it wrong . No surprise there . Superb and brilliant . Almost flawless . Hear it somehow . Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: stick a fork in them - they are DONE Review: I will spare everyone the song-by-song disection of this album - it is terrible from front to finish. I'm still a big GC fan, espeically of their older stuff, but this new album reminds me of the couple of songs on their last album that were poppied-up overly contrived and trying way too hard to sound like new wave 1984 eat your heart out. Rating: F Is the review positive or negative?
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