Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Many of the tracks on this compilation album are classics of the genre. Doc Scott, Digital, J-Majik, Optical... it's an incredible line up.But the mixing is terrible. I listened to unmixed versions of several of the songs. Turns out, Goldie "overmixes" -- the songs overlap to such a degree, that you can't get a good feel for each individual song.If you want a much better introduction to drum and bass, compiled by Goldie actually, check out Platinum Breakz volume one. There you don't have to deal with the absurd mixes.I really hate to do this, because Goldie made some great music ("Terminator" is stunning) and his Platinum Breakz albums are excellent. But I think it's important to let people know that the poor mixing spoils otherwise flawless songs. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Neesh is early Mike Stern. Great cd. You cant go wrong with Mike on guitar, and David Sanborn on sax. They go great together. Great mood music. Put this one on and chill for the evening. Dreamy, chorusy sounding music, some describe as New Age, fusion. Whatever it is, its great stuff. Hard to get now, you will pay out your rear end to get this. Im glad I got my copy years ago. Like it so much, I named my fender hybred tele Neesh in honor of Mike and this cd. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: And you'll need plenty of dance room. This one assumes you already have experience with the moves since Rania doesn't take the time to demonstrate. She just jumps right in.I love the warm up on this one and will do it in place of some of the others. There is an extra workout and a couple of performances. The 'choose your screen' feature is kind of annoying but that is a very minor complaint.Overall I think this is a good one for someone who's already familiar with the moves and isn't as much of a beginner as I am. Answer:

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