Q: Title: Of Course! Review: The 80's was a great time for underground Thrash metal acts like Magadeath, Metallica, Anthrax and Slayer to release classic albems, but my one of my personal favorite thrash albums, and bands came straght out of South America. Beneath the Remains is simply amazing. The lyics and drumming are unmatchable. It sounds as if there are two drummers instead of just one. Even though I like Sepultura's lastest stuff fine, they will never match their older music. Beneath the Remains is one of my favorite albums.I am a teen, but it is no supries to learn that there are lots of adult headbangers around today thanks to Sepultura or a band alot like them. Sadly alot of kids my age are stuck in a world of Limp Bizket and Kid Rock. I guess they don't know what real metal is. Long Live Sepultura! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: A Lost Treasure Deserving of Discovery Review: I have yet to understand why the wife of superstar Ronald Isley has not received her due recognition. As a songwriter, she is in a class by herself and her distinctive voice is easily recognizable to all familiar with it. This late 80's gem is worth the purchase. The exemplary cuts are "Lay Your Troubles Down," performed with husband Isley, "Ménage a Trois," and the hit "I've Learned to Respect (the Power of Love)."C'mon, folks, the title says it all. Y'can't get "realer" than this. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: From mediocre to downright annoying! Review: There were many classic records released by Blue Note in 1964. This, unfortunately, is not one of them. The ugly cover should have been a tip-off, but I was persuaded to part with my hard-earned paper to get this. The opening track is clever, but is extremely irritating. Hubbard's playing is fine throughout, but the compositions (with the exception of the final beautiful track by Joe Chambers) are abysmal. I concur with the assesment below - a big disappointment. This is a far cry from adventurous Blue Note classics like Wayne Shorter's 'All Seeing Eye (to which Hubbard contributes some fantastic playing), Andrew Hill's sadly underappreciated and out of print 'Compulsion' and Cecil Taylor's essential 'Conquistador!' and 'Unit Structures' (among others). In a word, on sale, it's a buy. Otherwise, avoid. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Come on Iriver..... Review: This is by far the worst 185.00 I've ever spent! This little gadget is not all its cracked up to be. It has lots of features, but thats about the only thing its got going for it. Even though it has all of these features, they are so hard to use. Not only that, if you wanted to transfer songs to it, you can, but if you then wanted to upload them on another computer, you cant. Not only that, when you try to download songs onto it, it occasionally freezes up. Please get a rio instead of Iriver. I wish I would have. The forge is so much better! Is the review positive or negative?
