Title: The best christian band out there Product review: Disgruntled is one of the best cd's I have ever heard. The beats are hard hitting, and the guitar riffs are one of Slipknot and others. But the whole time they are portraying God in a good way. If you like hardcore bands, check out Disgruntled. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Didn't work for me Product review: Does not fit properly, the straps dig in to the skin if tightened sufficiently to rest the tendon. Loosening the strap causes the strap to slip and not be effective Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bagful of soul and jazz Product review: A strong set of standards and blues-soul tracks, adorned by the incomparable jazz-soul vocals of Diane Schuur and guttural blues inflections of BB King. King's molasses-thick tones contrast and complement Schuur's soaring scat-lines and soulful delivery, creating an edgy, hypnotic ambience which is best displayed on "Try A Little Tenderness", "At Last", "No One Ever Tells You" - and the album's highlight, the gospel fervour of Aretha Franklin's "Spirit in the Dark".Oh, and there's BB's subtle fret work to balance Phil Ramone's exuberant production. This is a superb collaboration by two disparate talents. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Embarrassing to Watch Product review: Eihachi Ota is a talented karate instructor. A former student of Shoshin Nagamine, contemporary of Toshihiro Oshiro, and protege of Shima sensei he has a well-earned reputation as a fighter with a dynamic punch and endless spirit. It's disappointing therefore to see him in an amateur production like this-he deserves better. In addition to very obvious poor quality it is clear that this video was produced by people who know nothing about karate as the kata are full of mistakes. The sound of traffic in the background combined with a static consumer quality video camera were probably acceptable in the 1960s if the action was good, but in 2001, and with poor editing, it is not. Having seen Mr.Ota in action I have to assume that the producers left out the "good stuff" and omitted to delete the many, many, technical errors this video contains.If you get the opportunity to train with this instructor take it as has real ability, something that his producers were clearly not aware of. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
