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Title: 2001 A Space Odyssy Sound Track CD Product review: I waited a long time for a new (another) copy of this soundtrack.I had it on cassette back in the 1990's well into the 2000's,until the cassette went the way of the 8 track.I didn't know it was available on a CD until recently, now as the CD is on the same path as the cassette.The sound tracks music, is as unique as the movie, a one of a kind classic, that is still hard to understand.MArk D. Avery Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A MIDWEST SCORCHER WITH NO CHANCE OF COOLING DOWN Product review: In '92 I saw a band in Manhattan, KS that, at the era of Pearl Jam and Nirvana, blew me away. That band was from Lawrence and were called Salty Iguana. 11 years later, in wichita, when my eardrums craved more hard driven rock i.e. Clutch, Kyuss, Black Nasa....I saw Gulch live with Everylasthing, who hails from Hays, and I knew that Kansas could give the world some excellent hard rock! That night I bought ENEMY OF ME and that cd is definitely in my favorite top 10. If you are fans of any of the bands I mentioned then you will definitely not be disappointed with Gulch. Like the live show, Gulch packs a punch on this cd. I do recommend it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: poorly written, inconsistent Product review: For a book that is criticizing Dan Brown's accuracy, I found this book poorly written and containing many mistakes. Did they rush to publish this before editing? Mistakes such as claiming that the first crusades were ordered by Urban II in 1145, or claiming that "symbology" is not a real word. At other times sentences and phrases are so jumbled that you cannot understand the meaning after re-reading 3 or 4 times.I love Rough Guides, but this book was poorly edited and I expect better from this publisher. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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