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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: snore-fest Product review: What a snore-fest! About all I saw in the first episode, were 3 couples talking (or, actually, arguing & debating each other for the most part) about their relationships, falling out of love, wanting more attention from the other, wondering if they should get more serious or back off, etc. ...Jeez, if I wanna hear this kinda stuff, I can go visit my grandparents! I watch DVDs because I want to be entertained!!!
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: The best one ! Product review: I think this is best album they have ever done. I`m not long time Little Feat fan but I do have all their albums. Hi Roller is great Feat rock song, Red Streamliner is good one too. Every track is good example what Feat can do at their best ! Waiting for Columbus Live 2 cd is another story then, that`s killer live album and shows what they were famous of. So Time Loves a hero is great album !
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: THE CREAM OF LONDON'S SESSION MUSICIANS Product review: Jay Wilbur deserves to be better known, because his output was quite prodigious, first for Dominion then, from mid-1930, for Crystalate. As the studio director he could call upon the cream of London's musicians and vocalists, so his recordings bear comparison with the best. Furthermore to begin with Crystalate produced cut-price records which were sold exclusively in Woolworth's. The reason for his relative obscurity is that to give the impression of a roster of bands they were issued under a variety of pseudonyms.So he is long overdue proper recognition, and this first volume spans the mid to late thirties, with just one 1940 track included. It's a well-balanced compilation, embracing a variety of styles and vocalists and enabling us en route to hear musicians of the calibre of Max Goldberg, Ted Heath and Freddy Gardner, to name but a few. The records may have been cut-price, but there was nothing cheap about the performances.
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