Title: The Best Intro to (and Album Of) the Crowes. Review: This really isn't much better than "Shake Your Money Maker", but since sophomore efforts are usually worse than originals, you have to give it credit. Not only does it have a lack of horrid songs (a record for this band), it's also the most soul-oriented album by the Crowes.The album gets high marks for such precious songs as "Stng Me" "Remedy" "Black Moon Creeping" and the Crowes best moment since "She Talks to Angels", "Sometimes Salvation". Few low marks come from persistant gospel choir, the urge to end each song with a five second fool-around-with-the-instruments-like-an-orchestra thing, and the usual Crowe flaws. If the band never comes up with a five-star effort, this will remain its triumph.Overall, I'd give it a 92, with an extra 7 points for "Sometimes Salvation". Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Don't Buy this! Review: Do not waste your time and money buying this inferior product. Unfortunately I bought four and in the end had to replace all of them due to leaks, of course this was after alot of aggravation and wasted time. Do yourself a favor and buy a quality manifold from rainbird or hunter. As an engineer I would feel shame to have my engineering name associated with such an inferior product. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Fullscreen only? Review: How is it that this movie is only available at Amazon in Fullscreen format? Is this a buying blunder or a product details misprint? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: LAST BREATH Review: The trouble with this CD is not that the songs are not good; it's not the ovrewhelming sense of deja-vu. No. The songs are good and the "deja-vu" is nothing more than a great band playing his own defined style.The trouble here is that the production made the band sound tired, uninspired and without energy here, mainly the weak drumming by Jimmy DeGrasso. Never before, in a Megadeth record, the drums sounded so weak and without imagination. MUsaine's vocals are also in a down slope, and Pitrelli's playing is unmemorable, altough of course the guy is a guitar-genius.It seems to me that Dave already knew this was the last MEgadeth album for a long while, and that he did not put his heart on it.Anyway, this album is miles, miles, and more miles ahead of the abominable RISK. So, if you're a Megadeth fan like myself, ThE World... will not dissapoint you. It will only leave you asking: where's the punch here? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
