Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Soul Of Seagram Review: East Oakland, California's own, Seagram's last album before his death, Souls On Ice. To start this lp off about drug distribution and gangster tales with "Sleepin In My Nikes" featuring Scarface and "Slingin The Yea". "Flinstones" about the cartoon charaters is a good song with imagination, but could have been better without the bridges / hooks. The slow banging drums with a live guitar lick "One 2 The Two" is a good display of Seag's Mob stories. "Gotta Stay Down" is another spotlight with a hint of insightful lyrics like "...the only way to come up is you gotta stay down..." This album has a lot of good instrumentation with a West Coast mentality. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not acceptable in my application Review: My interest in this product was only to provide a high quality stereo audio link between a TV and amplifier - distance of only 20 feet. I never looked at the video transmission capability but found the audio link unacceptable due to interference from both a wireless telephone (800Mhz) system and wireless LAN (801.11g) also operating in the house. I returned the unit for refund. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: SAVE YOUR MONEY AND JUST BUY ANOTHER CD!!!! Review: I got the motorized Skip Doctor as a Christmas present and was excited that I would be able to save a lot of my scrated CDs and the money it would take to replace them. Much to my chagrin, this piece of junk did nothing but create swirls in the discs and made some of them skip worse, or caused the music to "drop out" on the disc. I also have these mysterious nicks in my CD that the Skip Doctor had no affect on. The Skip Doctor is noisey, awkward to hold and after "repairing" about 6 discs, the wheel-thingie appears to be worn. Also, after I went on-line to investigate the cause of the mysterious nicks on my CDs, an article said that the Skip Doctor actually will cause the data on CDs to be wiped away, which probably explains the "drop out". At any rate, to make a long story short...save your money and just go ahead and re-purchase that damaged CD. Yeah, I know...that can be quite expensive--but why waste your time with this thing? Answer:
