Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Islamophobic author Review: Big deal.. Ibn Warraq releases another anti-Islam book. He is not a scholar of any sorts and his viewpoints are not analyzed academically, which is why I think it resonates well with those who are ignorant on the issue.I have read his work before and think that, if you want to Islam-bash, he'll be more than glad to take your money and offer you the work of a third-class hack.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Sensual Piano - Great for Entertaining Review: This CD is an explosion of sensual sounds. Rubalaca successfully manages to bring you Cuban son with a classical yet jazzy touch. Great CD to put on while entertaining friends, it creates a mesmorizing mood and a night everyone will keep talking about!!If you entertain a lot, this CD is a must for your collection, you will play over and over and over again, I PROMISE!
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Last of the game changers. Review: Actually Edward Van Halen was last of the game changers, but we're talking about Jaco and I'm first generation.Word of Mouth is a masterpiece. Zawinul did'nt like what he called Jaco's stock arrangements, but I think that was just sour grapes because Jaco was the star in Joe's band.With Toots Thielman, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock and a cast of jazz monsters, Jaco put together beautiful arrangements that would have made Mancinni and Mingus proud.Just like with Hendrix's guitar, Jaco's bass playing was the least of his gifts.John & Mary is so stellar it still hurts all these years later.This album is full of warmth, passion, color, pain, angst and joy.Big band / punk jazz by maestro Pastorius.Long Live baby !Doug CashMusician / Producer
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: a blatant margaret george [copy] Review: How to describe this...?The words stilted, one-dimensional, ... come to mind. Oh, make no mistake -his prose is pretty interesting, but it ultimately falls out in character development. His characters come off as caricatures (Cleopatra as a sexette, Caesar as a barbaric sugardaddy, Mark Anthony as a buffoon, etc) speaking in soap-opera dialogue, and the better descriptions are heavily borrowed from Margaret George's "Memoirs of Cleopatra". The latter is a MUCH better book -longer, but more interesting. If you're in a limbo over which to read, pick the second.
