Question: Title: Urgent! Urgent! A must-have for Foreigner fans! Review: What can I say? This is a Foreigner fan's dream come true! Every major hit song is there, and including the Gramm solo stuff was a nice touch, too. This is the 3rd hits compilation by Foreigner, but you might as well throw the other two in the trash. The only way to possibly improve (and, yes, I'm nitpicking), is to include a couple more "Double Vision" cuts, but, hey, you're talking to a serious Foreigner fan here, so 95% of the purchasers probably won't care about their absense. Pop in the CD drawer, and enjoy! Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Save your cash ... Review: Its like so often in "real" life - some dude has an insight and doesn't get it that he does not need to bend science and common sense in order to construct a new world-view (or, in this case almost a religion with the inventor as the savior) around it. I have used "tachyon" products - they work for selected issues (mostly muscle and tendon problems). Truth is, nobody knows on what principle this stuff works - but rather than being honest and admitting it a hair-raising new world-view is invented with quotes from "real" science to support it not only out of context but also WRONG. The latest I have heard is that Mr. Wagner, the top honcho, has now become a professor in his self-made university (no joke, check his website!). I was personaly witness of Wagner's dishonesty on more than one occasion and can only suggest to stay away from him. This book contains no valuable information whatsoever. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Spellbinding history Review: David McCullough is one of our best modern "popular" history writers. One of McCullough's first books is The Johnstown Flood (1968). This short (for McCullough) history of 286 pages tells how, during terrific storms, an earthen dam above Johnstown, Pennsylvania burst, causing the death of more than 2,000. McCullough is superb both at analyzing why the dam collapse was preventable and in describing the course of the flood itself, including its wake of tragic deaths and amazing stories. This is not a happy read, because the tragedy was both so huge and so preventable (A sorry epilogue of the flood is that none of the several lawsuits was successful). It is, however, so spellbinding and well-told that it begs to be read in one sitting. Is the review positive or negative?
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