Question: Title: This guy is fantastic!! Review: Living in Copenhagen, Denmark and therefore finding quality roots-music on the web, it turned out to be a great surprise, when I stumbled across this CD in my local second-hand shop. Till now I'd only heard of Bruton periphally, as a songwriter.But let me cut to the chase: This album is a masterpiece, and it sets the standard for the perfect country-rock album in my humble opinion. This album is clearly in the vein of great records of artists like Delbert Mcclinton, Bonnie Raitt (who both appear on this recording.),Lee Roy Parnell, Hal Ketchum and many others. Great melodies, hooks, the lyrics are raw, clever, emotional, and full of life wisdom. I can't wait to work my way through his other albums. In my research, I noticed that he worked as Bonnie Raitts guitarist for a while - I can see why! Stephen Bruton is a major talent and his music deserves much attention. Is this product review negative?
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Question: Title: Will appeal to any reader of fiction Review: Tales Out of School is a wonderful, able, mature first novel, easily one of the finest debuts in recent American fiction. As other reviewers have noted here, the prose is marvelous--delicate and sinuous--though the book is far from a stylistic exercise. Taylor's investment in language and his story are never at odds, one always seems dependent on the other. With intriguing asides on history and mythology, and a wide cast of characters, men and women of diverse age and temperament, Tales Out of School can be read in a day or two, for the book's pacing is as much of an achievement as its style. Both concise and languorous, it holds more power and intelligence than most novels three times its size. Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: Oh, no... Review: What a disappointment. Watching Matthau and Lemmon struggle so hard to make this clanker enjoyable was nothing less than depressing. Part of the enjoyment of the first Odd Couple was the clash of personalities between Felix's anal retentive, obsessive/compulsion and Oscar's boorish impatience. This film hardly touches upon that struggle and, instead, becomes a watered-down version of one of the Grumpy Old Men movies. In fact, this movie seems like a compilation of other Neil Simon movies. When Felix and Oscar get lost in the Californian desert, it's "The Out of Towners", except in reverse. When Oscar's son gets cold feet on his wedding day and camps out on the roof, it's like "Plaza Suite."Also the use of the F-word and of middle fingers just makes the movie seem all that much more desperate for laughs. Lastly, the Florida/California milieu is just inappropriate for these two neurotic but iconic New Yorkers. Is this product review negative?
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