Q: Title: Dave Matthews Band or Glenn Ballard Band? Review: This album was a true disapointment for me. Dave's new producer has completely taken over on this album from co-writing the songs (as if Dave wasn't good enough on is own) to arrangements. Everyday don't even compare to DMB's previous efforts. And another thing, what happened to Leroi and Boyd? Are they just guest musicians now? You would think so when listening to this album. If you're a die-hard DMB fan buy it just for the collection. But lets all pray that this is not the demise of the DMB we've all fell in love with. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: The Cell or my 2 hours wasted Review: This movie was horrible. I can appreciate a movie if it is mindless fun. This one is just mindless. Stay away from this turkey even if you have absolutely nothing else to do. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Soul-less Review: First off, let me say that the Trojan box sets are the greatest thing since gin met tonic. That said, I was very disappointed with this particular offering. The songs don't translate well (mostly), the singing was bad (sometimes mediocre), and, after reading the track list a few times, I realized that most of the original versions weren't that great to begin with. "Rock The Boat"? "Kung Fu Fighting"? "T.S.O.P"? W.T.F.?Q: So why buy this set anyway? A: Because you need to get your hands on ALL reggae, good and bad. You'll have to look long and hard for these songs individually, so why not shell out the $25 or so and get 'em all neatly packaged w/ liner notes. If you're on a budget (like most of us), get something else, like the Instrumentals set or one of the Ska volumes. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A Very Common Story Review: We've seen it before. Music artists get political. Well Maynard picked the low hanging fruit on this one. Lyrically ready for a third grade audience. Trite melodies. A patronizingly simple theme informing listeners that they are all sheep and that they have the freedom of choice to stop the war. Gee...I wonder where they got this idea from.Despite my disappointment with the album as a whole, a high point is track 10 "Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War Drums". This track happens to be a remix of 'Pet' from Thirteenth Step. So the most worthwhile track is only a new and improved version of something I have already paid for.If you are a PC fan, like I have been, you may want to avoid this disk. It is better to remember Perfect Circle the way they used to be...with a spine. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
