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Title: I'm a sucker for power-trio live albums Product review: Back in 1976, Rush was a much better live band than studio band. The live versions of "2112" and "Something for Nothing" leave their studio-born siblings in the dust. The same can be said for just about all of the tracks here. Heck, I even like this version of "By-Thor and the Snow Dog." I'm not a huge fan of Phase-I Rush, but the energy here is contagious and the album is a lot of fun to listen to.And what would a 1970's-era live hard rock album be without an extended drum solo. At least we get to hear one of the greatest rock drummers of all time on this one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Interesting read Product review: I saw that people that read Into Thin Air recommended this book as well. I decided to take a look and found in interesting when comparing the two. Definitely worth your time! Check it out.[...] Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Vittorio the Bore Product review: This is the worst book in either of Anne Rice's two vampire series of books. In each of the other books the reader had reason to care about the main character. Vittorio drones on with his story of becoming a vampire to the point of boredom. In each of Anne Rice's other vampire books there is always some hint of what is happening with the other vampires in the series. Here Vittorio starts out stating that he has no connection to these others and the reader will not be enlightened as to them. What follows is a tale with just that - no connections to the previouse tales - including how vampires are made. This vampire seems to exist in another universe of vampires. There is nothing alluring about him. There is no excitement or mystery about him. One begins to think that someone other than Anne Rice wrote this book. Sadly, Vittorio is a great disappointment. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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