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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good, but can't touch Domestica Review: Domestica is Cursive's undisputed masterpiece. It could go only downhill from that album on. "Ugly Organ" still delivers though and paves the way for the band to explore new exciting directions; the interplay between the instruments still isn't as balanced as it should be and needs further refinement because the cello drowns out the guitars and drums on almost every song. The songwriting is almost up there with Domestica, on the 1st half catchy tunes and on the 2nd more complex ones.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Pretty good! Review: First off, I love the way the mixes blend into each. Those alone are worth buying the CD for. You can't even tell the songs change, they just do, and you're not like. "Oh, next song, blah blah." I just had to say that first.Otherwise, the mixes themselves? The beginning kinda starts off rather....mild and bland. Lots of electronic beats, nothing really interesting happening. The second half of the CD gets good though, starting off with when she has the original "Soundtrack of Now" and then it goes into "My Violentine".That's when the party starts.The beats get heavier, the mixes get a lot better, and wow! It just really surprised me.The best remix is probably of "Professional Distortion" the second time #6. Just...wow. The way it goes into "Happy Violentine" the second time around is just great!Don't let the fact that she has a a lot of the songs on twice. You can't tell at all. The mixes make everything THAT much different.A must for any Miss Kittin fan.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Screaming for an editor Review: I am trying to slog through this book, but the writing is so atrocious it is difficult. I don't know who created the "author's" voice--Kottler or Moss, but it is self-serving and irritating. I know that Moss has a harrowing experience with Gacy, but I am having a hard time caring at all. I had not considered fabrication of the story until I read other reviews--they may be on to something. I recommend not wasting your time reading this book.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Yet another demonstration of a common principle Review: When Protestants become Catholic they unfailingly speak with respect and respect for their Protestant background. This shines through in books like _Surprised by Truth_, _Rome Sweet Home_, _Evangelical is Not Enough_, _Born Fundamentalist, Born Again Catholic_ and other such stories of the journey from Protestantism to the fullness of Catholic Faith. One gets the sense of people who have truly grown in charity. In contrast, books by ex-Catholics who have hived off into some shrunken little sectarianism (such as this book) are always filled to the brim with an endless litany of bitterness like the diary of a petulant teenager. One gets just the opposite sense that the person writing this has dried up into a hard little kernel of nastiness that can only do one thing: play the tape of his grievances against the Catholic Church again and again. Not very attractive. Such writers have nothing to say or offer the world. This is the gospel of love? Spare me!
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