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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Unearth is a band in today's metal scene that never fails to stand out, and I respect them for that. And they still continue to do that with their 3rd full length here. "Giles", the first single off this album, is a track that represents the band well, especially if you dig the stuff before this. Only real flaw may be the vocal work somewhat, but you can get past it if you're a real fan. Otherwise, if you really dig Unearth, or you want a good metalcore record, look into this. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: For earphones at this price, they were thin, felt cheap, and tangled easily. While I like that in my women, it's no good for earphones. Also, it takes a PhD to figure out how to get these adjusted in your ears properly and I don't have a doctorate in putting complicated earphones on. Sound quality sort of is no longer an issue with all of these problems. I mean really, someone could hook-up a potato with all the hi-tech audio wizardry in the world but it doesn't make me want to pay $100 for them shove them in my ears. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Justin banked on his N'Sync fame to garner reputable producers to pump up the funk factor in his new album. After some repeated listenings, one do not take long to surmise that Justin needs some time to produce good music. In "Justified", he tried his very best to sound infectious funk pop, but the end result is just limp. "Rock your body" is an attempt to recycle '70s disco beat and fuse it with hip hop. Did he succeed? Hardly. Answer:
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