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Title: Kill the book Review: I hate to throw any book away. But this was the proverbial exception to the rule. I literally threw it away before I finished it. It was actually laborious to read. The narrative jumped all over time and space - it was almost impossible to follow. And it reached the point where I just didn't care anymore. On top of that the editing was dismal at best. For example: The Irishman "excepted (accepted) the deal..." and, in describing a man who was often alone; "He was a loaner..." I'm sorry. I just couldn't take it any longer. I have a life...I'm not a loaner and I just couldn't except that lazy, careless riting. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Works great with a Roland RD700NX Review: I just received a GKC-1648 in the mail and tried it on my Roland RD700NX (88 keys). It fit perfectly with room to spare. Dimensions of the RD700NX are 5.88" (H) x 56.88" (W) x 14.81" (D). The material feels high quality, and it looks smooth and professional while on the piano. Definitely a great buy! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: more of that great german thrash Review: uncle tom and the rest of the band came back even stronger with this album, a progression upon "Persecution Mania", which is almost hard to believe considering that album was near perfect Teutonic thrash. frank blackfire is a thrash breakdown riff master, and every one of the songs on here has a break section in which he elicits some nasty chugging and soloing. Angelripper's vox are in top form, scratchy and deep at the same time. the title track is a classic, and so are "Tired and Red" and "Remember the Fallen." the only mis-step is the last cut, "Don't Walk Away" which is not a crappy song, but it just doesn't fit with the rest of the war and death theme of the recording. Highly recommended. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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