Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am a fan of brown mascara as it makes my eyes look more natural so I was quite excited about this product. It arrived in the most practical tube with flat sides to prevent rolling and best of all a mirror on the side of the container. BRILLIANT! The brush, however was a bit weak. The color which appeared light in the tube was a nice shade when applied. Although it looked good the mascara did not thicken or lenghthen as well as others I have used. Overall though I was pleased and would purchase this product again. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I ORDERED THIS CD BECAUSE IT SAID THE SONG DEAR MRS IS ON IT. IT IS NOT ON IT. I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER THEN TO ORDER FROM AMAZON. MY BAD. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The program is irresistible for the alkan beethoven concoction and op 76, and the balakirev chopin transcription. I'm no judge of anyone's playing of medtner, but i think hamelin should probably leave busoni alone, unless he takes a fancy to one or other bach arrangement (which i can imagine hamelin DOESN'T fancy). The strange thing is that hamelin's studio recordings of other alkan (i have his op 39 concerto and symphony) come off dead to me (fast, blurry...unconcerned and even unaware), and so i wonder if this has to do with the venue: hamelin needs to be recorder live. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Australian Paul Kelly and his Messengers released "Under The Sun" in 1988. I loved Paul's first 3 CD's he released here in America. Kind of a rock-country sound on most of discs. Peter Bull's keyboards are the main attraction on this set I think. Steve Connolly adds some fine guitar licks here also. Great songs include, "Dumb Things" his 2nd hit in America #16 mainstream rock. "Same Old Walk", "Big Heart", "Forty Miles To Saturday Night", "Untouchable", "To Her Door" (A favorite), "Under The Sun", "Desdemona", the banjo rave-up "Happy Slave","Crosstown", the churchy "Little Decisions" and the mournful "Bicentennial". Paul's still kicking and releasing albums. Answer:

A: