Is this product review positive? Title: Part gritty memoir, part fairy tale. Review: Brendan O'Carroll plainly states Agnes Browne is not his mother. (His own mother's story is colorful and unbelievable enough, it should be his next big project.) But he paints her so affectionately, you can't help but see him in the character of Agnes' oldest son, Mark. Growing up in Dublin in the sixties, he distills those times and informs the day to day existence of his street dealers, turf vendors, office workers, publicans and school children. Part gritty memoir, and part fairy tale, this is only one sweet part of his Dublin trilogy. If only The Chisellers and The Granny were available here in the US! I'm hooked! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Cher should have done all of the singing. Review: Except for her opening song, Miss Christina is not very good at what she does. There is not screen appeal or acting ability.Cher is the star, but she took a back seat. Shame really. She has a lot more experience as a diva. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: LENINGRAD No 7 restored by Temirkanov Review: This is excellent; the best; the most dynamic; the most interesting and different and yet the most searching and moving account I ever heard. Temirkanov makes the pounding, relentless March seem so malevolent. The Adagio is very fine and equals any other but the Finale brings out the 'divine retribution' element and is the most perfect epic-film music for those Soviet tanks, charging out onto the enemy. The brass tuning seems to mix in with the cacophony of War and brings out wild and even sardonic overtones, almost as if Dimitri S is trying to say "You think you have got Leningrad; just wait a while" Temirkanov is a master of balance of sonority like no other and he should be a great star. This disc has power, majesty, gravity and deep spiritual turmoil present and should not be missed. Neil Smith, Manchester UK Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Great book written from the perspective of a 15th century dark ages idiot who's thoughts inspired the events of the Inquisition Review: To say this book is bad is an understatement. From the introduction stating that Witches conjured Lucifer it quickly went down hill from there. This author if you want to call her that, is living in the dark ages and probably would have been in collaboration with Sprenger and Kramer if given the chance. Do yourself a favor. If you are looking for a book on magic and Wicca or witchcraft look elsewhere. This is a total waste of your time. You have been forewarned. Answer:

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