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Title: Got Stolen Review: When I bought the product the picture said X 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they just gave me one, i paid for two items and just got one, if "Good n Natural" is the seller what can I expect? how is that possible?Anyway everybody knows the product is great, but I would not get stolen twice if the publication says it comes with two bottles Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Another Solid Release! Review: The Roomful of Blues are one of those bands not unlike the Fabulous Thunderbirds or the Nighthawks that seem to endure yearly personal changes and still somehow manage to sound great. This is the Roomful's 17th release. The disc opens with a mediocre swing number "That's Right" which may give the listener some pause for concern. However, once you get past the opener, it's all a good time romp in typical Roomful fashion. No youngsters to the blues, the Roomful plays with the best of them. In fact, the guitar of Chris Vachon on tunes like "How Long Will It Last" and "I'll Keep On Trying" is so good; it makes you wonder why he is not featured more. Whatever the reason, the Roomful of Blues formula of horns, keyboard, guitar, harp and great vocals is a formula for success. Those familiar with this group, and who isn't, will not be disappointed with this fine release. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: One of the best traditional Irish CDs Review: This CD by the acclaimed sean-nós singer Séamus Begley and Stephen Cooney is definitely one of the best albums around. Both Séamus and Stephen live in the Kerry Gaeltacht of Corca Dhuibhne where the Irish language still is used as the community language. Séamus is an excellent singer, and the three songs on this album, Máirín de Barra, Ar Bhruach na Carraige Báine and Beir mo Dhúthracht are all sung in his traditional Irish dialect. The dialect of Corca Dhuibhne has a reputation for being one of the most musical of all Irish dialects, and these songs clearly demonstrate that point. The other tunes are all instrumental, and performed in a way that shows great respect for and understanding of traditional Irish music. All in all, I would definitely recommend this CD to anyone with an interest in Celtic music, and escpecially to those who like Clannad, Altan or Capercaillie Is the review positive or negative?
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