Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Rod Stewart Balladeers again! Review: Rod just can't resist it. Since he's into power ballads, Rock has left him for good. Long gone have the days wherein Rod screamed about Hot legs or Tora! Tora! Tora! Out with the Boys. Nowadays he has settled down (new wife and probably new kids underway?) and that suits him just fine. He has discovered that not all artists have to be like Mick and Keith -who will probably die Rockin'- and the style he has committed to is just right. This album definitly proves him right. The fact that he has not contributed any song to this album says something about the man. He has found out that he is not a songwriter, just the singer. No less and no more but at the same time Rod proves why he his right not songwriting: His voice-impact is stronger than ever!! Ballad after ballad brings tears to my eyes; Tears of joy! Sam and Otis have finally found the singer that -like the three tenors- will be remembered for their terrific singing! Hats off mr. Stewart! Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Home run! Review: Sorry to mix my sports metaphors, got this for my mom to give a major Patriots fan/friend. He loved it. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I was at the concert and finally saw this video 16 years later! Review: I was a student at Sheffield University at that time. Came down to Donington with a few friends. Watching the video truly relives the experience. Suddenly everything came back - the sounds, the sights. Of course this time I'm nearer the stage - that time I was in the middle of the crowd - about 200m from the left of stage. Truly excellent concert. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: An Auspicous Beginning Review: Why dig this record?? Well, if you're into Bowie, into Idol (Check the "Thin White Duke"-ish baritone vocals...) , and have a sweet tooth for slightly over-produced non-metal 80's hard rock , this cd's for you. Most of us know Charlie plays lead guitar for Bob Dylan now..what most people don't know is when he signed to MCA for this album in the mid-80's he was paid the most ever for an "unknown" (millions) and he was only 17. Sexton became a victim of what mainly the critics attacked him with...he was a "HYPE". But listen to this record today and you'll know....the talent is considerable....the songs are for real, and the soul is THERE. Dylan was already a fan before the record was released (Check out "Biograph" liner notes). Too bad the critics /cynics put the lights out on this one before Charlie got the chance he deserved....A+++++ Answer:
