Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I feel sorry for you Review: For the review below mine, I feel sorry for you kid. It is the year 2005 and you have windows 95 and you do not have a graphics card compatible with gta 2? How old is your computer? Ah, anyway, the game is fun and, just like the new ones lets you go anywhere you want. But still, save you money and don't buy this game, because the new ones are much better. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: a surprisingly-good album that grows on you with each listen Review: It took me a few listenings to really get into this album, which I thought was, at first, just okay. A couple of months later, I listened to it a few times over the course of a week, and I realized that this is a damn fine album. No, it's not as bouncy as "Violator," but it's a far more complex and mature album than that one. "It's no good" is the best track on the record, "Sister of Night" is haunting -- I love the way they combine so-called "conventional" instruments with their trademark synth-pop sound, "Barrel of a Gun" is really good too (and suprisingly good live, too, saw them in San Antonio last November -- there's life in the band yet!), and "Uselink" is another standout track. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: THE DEFINITIVE RAMONES LIVE ALBUM Review: "Hey, we're the Ramones . . . this one's called Rockaway Beach" opens this masterpiece of simplicity and power. Featuring 28 songs in just under 55 minutes, the album slows down only once, for the ballad "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow." You can feel the excitement and energy in the songs, and the album photos alone will make you want to put on a pair of torn jeans and a leather jacket. In later years, the Ramones recorded several more live albums, and each are worth having. But buy this one first. It is the Ramones defining moment and one of the greatest live albums ever. Answer:
