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Title: Van Cliburn and Brahms Review: Obviously, I don't agree with the great majority of reviewers. If you like the way Pavarotti sang, you'll like the Cliburn plays, pretentious romantic heroes both, coming in Byronically, and banging, just plain banging away, hair flying.Even in the Liebestraum, he does so, as well as hovering before each banged chord as if it's too, too beautiful actually to be played, and then whipping dotted rhythms into double dotted hysteria in an all to casual virtuosity whose purpose seems to be to geewhiz his hearers and to cause them whiplash.Fech!No wonder some of my teachers put a "Help Stamp Out Opera" sign on their studio doors.People, people...Placido Domingo, Murry Perahia, Please.This kind of thing drives young people away from serious music in droves. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Please do not buy this unit! Review: The Mio C220 is possibly the worst unit on the market from its lackluster mapping software (it is useful if you know where you are going it will lead you to a POI) to its very short battery life. If you must buy this unit keep in mind Mio itself does not have excellent support (none in fact in CONUS) and the extended warranty does not include the mapping disc (maps are not imbedded into the software of the unit).It also does not include a co axel cable to recharge the unit or download the CD ($24 from Radio Shack).You are definitely getting what you pay for with this unit and I assure you that the most satisfying moment it brought me was smashing it while talking to the warranty people who told me that the software was MIO's problem. Mio said to talk to the warranty people. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Spellbinding! Review: Can't get enough of Justified, a really enthralling show with great characters and storytelling!When do we get more? Is this product review negative?
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Title: Great photos; fragile camera! Review: I would advise people to look elsewhere for a digital camera. Although I do like the Sony's menus, features, and photo quality, the camera is simply too fragile to be of use to anyone who plans on taking it into an active environment. Don't ask me how, but I managed to break the LCD display while the camera was in my pocket. I didn't drop it, didn't bang it up against anything, or create any type of impact. The cost to repair the LCD is $181. If it weren't for the fact that I invested in a Sony-style memory card, I'd be looking at Kodak's and Canon's. This isn't the first time that Sony has sold me something that was pretty rather than functional, and it will be the last time I invest in their electronic equipment. Is this product review negative?
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