Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: 101 mile-an-hour punk Review: While some of the edge from Pokinatcha is lost here, it's made up with the catchier hooks and faster rhythms. MXPX shows that they can play melodic pop-punk with the best of them. You must buy this CD! MXPX deserves to be played on radio stations all across the country. They leave Green Day in the dust in terms of musical ability, yet they still haven't had that break....yet. Time is on their side though, they're all still in their early twenties. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Lacking Energy, Not enough horns. Review: After listening to less then jake for about 3 years now i have to say this CD is unlike anything i've ever heard from them. It's lacking in energy and i'm finding it very hard to really get into it. How is anyone expected to skank to something like "The Rest Of My Life." I fear that the worst has happened and LTJ has sold out to the emo crowd. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: TaxCut Next Year Review: I've used TurboTax since 1986 and this is the last year. I would rate this product a 5 except for Intuit's activation scheme so I'll rate it a 1.While I had no problem activating TT using the internet, I now find that I'm going to have to reformat my hard drive in the immediate future. This will require that I reactivate the product to continue to use it. The same will be true if I change out the HD or buy a new computer. Also, each time I use the program, my registry is modified on the next boot which is a direct result of Intuit's activation scheme.I haven't let others use my copy of TT but I feel like I'm being punished anyway. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Recycled and shallow... is this really Marquez ? Review: The protagonist of this book mentions a Latin quote: "No old man forgets where he has hidden his treasure" Well....in this case it seems that Marquez has forgotten exactly that: the place where he has hidden his superb skills as a narrator of fascinating, magic realistic stories.The novel is a shallow, disappointing story about a 90 years old bachelor and his love for a teenage virgin he likes to watch while she sleeps. The magic atmosphere of the small South American city which is Marquez forte in other novels feels like a strained recycled background to an unsatisfying story.Is it possible that like Salvador Dali at old age allowing young painters to imitate his style, this book was written by a ghost writer while the old master nods his head slowly in the heat of an afternoon siesta in Macombo ? Answer:
