Title: Where Have You Been All My Life? Product review: This band, by far, is one of the greats of the recent release field. Poppy-rock is what I would like to refer the sound to. Don't be afraid to grab this one off the shelves it is well worth the money and a piece to keep in your collection for a lifetime. My senses were instantly appealed and I felt as if the lyrics pulled most anyone in for a roller-coaster ride throughout the album. If it doesn't strike your fancy listen to it again and decide then. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Sounding just like they should Product review: Another in an excellent series of concertos and chamber works by Telemann, melodic inventor extraodinaire. Performances on period instruments are smooth and perhaps a bit more laid back than the average period ensemble, kind of steady-as-she-goes. Certainly very fine players. Recordings are on the warm side but detail is good. And for what it's worth CDs are gold. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: DVD VHS Recorder combo by Sony Product review: This is the shi&t.; Made a copy of an old movie onto DVD and it looks as good as the orginal. Would love to talk more but I've got bunches to convert from VHS to DVD.TimP.S. The HD Tuner is a great bonus. I didn't realize it was included. See it's important to read all information. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Tedious Adolescent angst. Product review: I have a Masters Degree in Literature but I find this so-called classic a great big yawn. Maybe in it's time it was revolutionary, exciting and shocking for the main character in a book to point out that most people in society are fake and to question everything but today it's been done so much it's tedious and depression. Who wants to hear an adolescent whine on and on page after page about how other people suck?He doesn't try to see the beauty or goodness in anything and in the fifties this may have been an interesting and new perspective but in today's very cynical world it's just dull. And I don't believe half the people giving this book great reviews really like it.If you want to read about adolescant angst try a book with a character who actually has some self awareness. All Caufeild does is whine.Read The Bell Jar or Prozac Nation or The Luckiest Girl in the World if you want a fascinating picture of adolesant angst instead of just a tedious whine. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
