Q: Title: Essential Hooker Review: This is best collection of John Lee Hooker tunes that you can buy. It contains a lot of music (over 70 minutes) from Hooker's best, most fertile period, the 60's and 70's. Several of JLH's most well known tunes are here including One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, Mr. Lucky, I'm In The Mood, and It Serves You Right To Suffer. The duet with Van Morrison is also a highlight. If you like John Lee Hooker and want a good collection of some of his best tunes, get this!!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Marginal at best Review: I have read many of the for Dummies books and for the most part I have found them to be well organized with relevant information at your fingertips. Alas, this book is not one of those. The author attempts to keep things cute and lively with all sorts of little catch phrases and other humorless items (can you say bob saggett) but it really just confuses and annoys. Several times I have turned to this book searching for a quick explanation on how to do something and found it nearly impossible to find. The index and appendix are not particularly helpful and many of the descriptions give you just enough information to get into trouble. While most of the "for Dummies" series are extremely helpful, this one is not one of them. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Bittersweet Review: Next to "Lonesome Dove", "Horseman, Pass by" is another book by McMurtry I truly enjoyed. Engrossing and poignant, it tells of the growing pains of a teenager in a small town and his need to find his own path in life and make his own decisions. In so doing, he has to face up to his family ties, his responsibilities, his fascination with a character who is less than decent, and ultimately, himself. This quiet, honest, and sensitive coming-of-age novel is a contrast from the dramatic "Lonesome Dove", but proves to be just as enduring. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Very nice. Review: Allright, first off, I am not usually a big fan of the rap/rock stuff, LB and Rage and the like, but this is different. Not only rap and rock, also techno. Every song on here is catchy. I think this is one of my wisest purchases yet to date. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
