Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: If you enjoyed Gravitation's Kotani Kinya... Review: There is not a single song on this cd that I dislike, including Track One, which doesn't have any vocals but leads nicely into Track Two. For fans of Gravitation music who aim to find JPop equal to the quality of Kotani Kinya and Iceman's work, look no further. K.K.'s manager and former Iceman member, Daisuke Asakura produces and works with TM Revolution, who is also the vocalist of "Heart of Sword", the Ruroni Kenshin anime ending theme.The greatest tracks on this disk are perhaps 2, 4, and 9, the worst being track 1, because as I stated earlier, there is no real singing; it's more of a techno intro to the whole cd that blends very nicely with track 2. The best way to experience this cd is perhaps to listen to it the whole way through, without skipping from track to track. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The book cover was broken and there were many marks inside. Review: This prise is very cheap but the condition of book was bad. The book cover was broken and there were many marks inside. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good but not great Review: Overall I enjoyed this book, but it was somewhat hard to get into initially. The beginning of the book jumps around somewhat, and there is very little dialogue to keep the reader interested. Once the father starts to really tell his story, the book becomes much more interesting and I enjoyed it much more. However, I found the ending to be a little disappointing, like the author had to come up with an ending so she just ended it with the first thing that came to mind. I also didn't think the Epilogue was necessary. If you can get passed the first couple chapters and into the main story, the book is worth the read. Answer:
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