input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Kent, Ohio indie hepcats the Party of Helicopters mix up dream pop vocals cooing betwixt and between complex guitar patterns, and steady rock grooves that are perpetually subverted by timing pattern shifts. It's a lo-fi, technical treat -- more from-the-gut than poseur artsy. The bitingly satirical opening track "The Good Punk" is a standout, with Jamie Stillman's guitar work recalling Steve Howe of Yes (and in other places Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi). The rocky-riffy "Cover Me" raises the mania stakes, submerged vocals and all and "Science Reasons" is industrial-lite meets surf, meets punk. Highly inventive and literate.ADRIAN ZUPP(April 8, 2003) Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We received this toy from my son's grandparents when he was first born. It does keep his amusement for some time, however, I don't turn it on if I am trying to get him to go to sleep. It is so loud that it ends up waking him up instead of lulling him to sleep. I only put it on when he is laying in his crib and needs something to keep him occupied. The fish and music will amuse him enough to allow me to get some chores done. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Is there something magical about Grandpa's toys? You bet there is! Grandpa's Magical toys was always my favorite installment of the Wee Sing series, and I an so every excited to share this movie again with my own child.The Wee Sing collection is a wonderful gift for the preschool crowd. I remember watching these fun, musical filled movies (on VHS at the time!) when I was a wee little one, and now my daughter has an opportunity to enjoy the same (on DVD!). I would recommend this video to any parent to young children. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I saw this movie before the video "One" by Metallica was ever released. I found it to be very thought provoking and more than just an anti-war film. What I saw in the movie was how cruel we can be to our fellow human beings and how governments try to dehumanize their citizens. I especially like Donald Sutherland as Christ. I am not a Christian but I found that Mr. Sutherland did a very good job of portraying Christ's suffering as these young men died and even the further suffering he showed when he was unable to help Joe find a way out of his predicament. It is not a happy film but one that deals with the human psyche and how we deal with life, and that quality of life truly does matter, even if it is only just being able to see or hear or talk, even one of these things makes for quality of life. Answer:
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