Q: Title: Ani is Evolving, Whether We Like It or Not Product review: Change doesn't come easy for us veteran fans of Ani Difranco. To The Teeth is something of an extension of the experimentation process Ani began with Little Plastic Castle. The title track is reminiscient of Old Ani "in my humble opinion...open fire on MTV". It is bare and paradoxically, much stronger than the hype of the other tracks. You can here the tiredness in "Wish I May" where she proclaims "I don't think I can do this much longer/I wish I was stronger". After the years of energetic comfort and inspiration Ani has given us, let's give her a break and let her make the kind of music she wants without our unnecessary criticism. While her sound is evolving, how commercial could her intentions be when she includes an old 80's style rapper on the album? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: The video puts a fun spin on rainy day fears. Product review: For her first video, this was great. I thought that the part where the dog looks like a warewolf was a bit graphic for young children. Other than that, it was a lot of fun. Joanie seems to have as much fun as the children. I hope to see her make a lot more videos. END Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Wow! 30 years. Product review: I purchased the lp the day it was released in '75, saw EJ at Madison Square Garden later that year. One of 7 (SEVEN!)sold-out shows. The album and the concert are two of the greatest experiences I've had with music. This re-issue is phenomenal.Just last Friday, my wife & I saw Elton again at Madison Square Garden. The first 45 minutes or so were dedicated to his most recent studio disc "Peachtree Road", which we all politely listened to. After, he went straight into "Captain Fantastic", (all but 2 songs)and the place went crazy. He continued to play more greats from back in the day, but one thing that struck me was how great "Captain" was/is, and not nearly as appreciated as it should be. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Disappointing Product review: As a fan of David Baldacci, I looked forward to this book after ordering it from Amazon. The premise was fine, but there was no real character development, there was at least one embarrassing lapse in logic (spoiler warning: when the agents suspected Jorst had hidden the gun, they never thought it through with regard to the two women who were killed), and the end was way, way too far-fetched. Like another reviewer said, the villain was an impossible cartoon, and worse, his motivation for doing all that he did was just lame. I won't even be lending this book to anybody. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
