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Title: love the theme Review: "I don't want to have to see your false sense of reality..." ("The Opposite of Intellect")I bought Teenage Politics after owning the EPM and Slowly Going the Way...This is a really cool album, and the title is appropriate as they question everything that's on their minds...It's basically a really toned down version of the anarchistic views from more hardcore punk bands...like on "Democracy" and "Falling Down," and a reflection of the disorder of society (check out "False Fiction"). They implement their opinions into their playful, catchy punk rock style.To sum it up, they seem to be saying in a nutshell, "our society ..., our government's skewed, I don't want to think about the future, just leave me alone and I'll worry about it later. At least, that's what I get from it. We can all relate. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Too fragile for its intended use... Review: There's a reason that this laminator costs much less than most other models - it's made of unreliable plastic.I have never laminated before. I bought one of these and misread the poortly written instructions. While trying to get the first paper item to be laminated, the lamination envelope and two carrier sheets through it the first time, one of the two flimsy plastic pieces that holds the roller in place snapped off of the plastic housing. The laminator was not repairable, even with super glue!Unless you are verrry familiar with how to laminate and are really gentle when using fragile plastic devices, this thing is just too fragile to consider purchasing at any price. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Can't stop playing it... Review: I guess I must be dumb 'cause when I first heard "Emergency 72" on MTV2 I figured these guys were one of the best things to come out of America since Saint Jeff. Anyhow, they're from South London and have produced one of the most uplifting albums I've heard this year. I've got "Underdog","Future Boy" and "The Optimist" on permanent replay in my head even after only two listens.A lot of comparisons can be made ( and they have, haven't they?) but I'll make one more : Led Zeppelin in their quiet folky moments.Beautiful melodies, perfect harmonies, interesting - if occasionally wilfully obscure - lyrics. What ever you do DON'T buy yhis album, I want to keep it all to myself. Nyaaah! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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