Is this product review positive? Title: supremely disappointing Review: While Anita Brookner is very adept at character analysis, I found the book and the characters to be quite dull. As to the mystery of the story...yawn...Was supremely disappointed with the end... Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: A brilliant biography of a brilliant artist Review: One must always question the credibility of a biographical novel on a man dead for four hundred years. I certainly did. Yet even if Irving Stone did take a bit of artistic license when filling in the blanks of Michelangelo's life, he did it very well indeed. This story works well as both biography and fiction.As an artist and sculptor, I felt a deep empathy with the tale of The Florentine Master. Though my talents are puny compared to the furious grandeur of his David or the sublime tranquility of the Pieta, I felt a kinship with Michelangelo. Irving Stone's book speaks to the artist in us all. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Needs more work Review: I listen to all CD's on Rhapsody before I actually purchase. Saves me a lot of money. This CD is not purchase worthy. In fact I'm scratching my head as to why they would put this out. It sounds like she has a cold on every song. Either that or I never noticed how "nasal" she was before.To those thinking of purchasing this CD I'd suggest you save your money. I liked Degarmo on AI. But they sure didn't do her any justice with this thing at all. I'd say give her a few more vocal lessons and let her grow up a bit and then shove her back in the studio and see what happens. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: don't call it a comeback..... Review: "Mezzanine" , the latest from Bristol supergroup Massive Attack, is probably their most adventurous work to date. Never being afraid to experiment with the unknown sample, mix, or vocalist is what's kept this group on the fringe for so long, but to people who've been folowing them, it's what keeps 'em coming back. The darkest of any of the previous albums, it's not to be dismissed as simple background music (although you wouldn't know it by how much Hollywood's been using these guys) "Angel" provides a sombre love sonnet, while "Rising Son" and "Inertia Creeps" put a morbid swerve on the albums mood. Never afaid of the odd ballad, "Teardrop" lightens the embiance. The 2 versions of "Exchange" are top rate, the second featuring the dulcet voice of toaster Horace Andy. In any rate, it's a definite must buy for the experienced listener or Massive Attack virgin. Answer:

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