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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Amazing storyline Review: What would you do if someone showed up at your wedding with a baby belonging to your significant other? This book is very entertaining and makes you question how you would cope? I think this author did a great job of showing how the hero, heroine, and even the wedding-crashing ex-lover changed/grew as the story progressed.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Really? Review: After reading the reviews I expected allot more out of these headphones. They have good sound isolation but that is about it. I was expecting pretty good bass since they are in ear headphones, but it is almost non existent. And when you do play some music that has a good amount of bass like hip hop or electronic music they can't handle it even at modest volume. Mids and highs are clear but nothing impressive, maybe even too high. Overall I was very disappointed. Don't spend your money on these people if you are expecting any bass in your music.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Yeminite Song and Dance Men Review: In the 1990s, producer, Gerard Kremer, with the aid of ethnomusicologist, Habib Yammine, visited the uplands of Yemen, particulary the city Sanaa, with a digital recorder, and found some worthy public events and willing musicians. Their album, part of the budget Air Mail Music series, consists in the main of field recordings. Beginning with early morning muezzins calling from loudspeakers, the series of pieces alternate with oud-accompanied songs and male dance rhythms beat on large metal cans and trays or, later, with drums and double-reeded shawms. As with most field work, the music is raw, hard, and vital. The listener does feel as if walking on some street hearing a musical ensemble. The tunes and rhythms, while having the common Arabic core structure, reflect the social geography of an ancient maritime trader of the Indian Ocean and Red Sea.
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