Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I really enjoy this album. The music is both beautiful and makes one want to dance. What's not to love about Ben Harper? Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you are a mild fan of the X-men, as I am, you may be thinking of picking up this novel to get a little more back story. While this book adds quite a bit to the movie in the way of added material, the language in this book is awful. Seriously, why couldn't I read more than 3 pages with getting hit with some kind of profanity? It's just stupid. And it isn't just minor swear words either. If what was in this book was in the movie, it almost certainly would have been rated R. If the language wasn't such a problem, I would most certainly recommend reading this. But it is, so I can't. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This must surely be the most boring album of all time. Bernard has nothing to say and slouches from verse to verse. The intense and compelling Joy Division have ended up a cynical, vapid candyfloss outfit. Just switch on the drum machines and let them run monotonously. Why ape The Petshop Boys when you used to be the best band on the planet? A horrible record that signified that the end was near, and as good a case as any for never recording in Ibiza. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Gladwell spends half the book telling you how we are capable of making incredible, enlightened deductions in an instant thanks to our subconscious. He leaves you hoping the next half of the book will tell you how to harness and refine those deductions so you can use them in everyday life and decision making processes. Instead he goes on to reveal how we override our initial intuitions with conscious thought, and interestingly, vice versa. He ends by giving examples of how we make errors in judgment by relying on our intuition too much. So what was the point? Not the treatment on the subject I was hoping to receive. Basically he says the subconscious is capable of powerful things. Great. Now buy a book that talks more about how to use it to your advantage. Answer:
