Q: Title: TheWho when they were young, experimental and great! Review: For anyone familiar with the evolution of the Who as a struggling band in the 60's, in England, then this is an album that should not go unnoticed. Though there are some cheesy songs within the cuts of this album,(songwriting credits are given to all band members on several cuts-unlike the usually Townshend helmed songs of The Who), there is greatness to be found. "A Quick One...," is truly one of the great, unappreciated "Opera's," of our time. Townshend really has his first chance to stretch his wings and fly as a songwriter and as one of the great rock innovators ever. Anyone who is a fan of The Who and a fan of Townshend, not familiar with this album must buy it. As a long time Who fan myself, I can still never listen to this one enough. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Not what I expected Review: I was very dissapointed when I received this product. It is NOT what is pictured on the site. Only the sides of the hammock are stretchy NOT the mesh itself. The holes in the hammock are only about a centimeter in diameter the picture shows them much larger. This will not hold many stuffed animals. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Thank you, Deb Hatchell! Review: I found this book to be fun, yet to the point. If you have a teenager in your life, you will want to give them a copy -- it could be a life-saver for them, and you'll rest easier knowing they have accurate information. Deb's voice is one you can trust. The book seems especially helpful for parents with teens who don't want to have a heart-to-heart talk with them about the facts of life. Or for those who do and just want a primer before the talk... Our kids are inheriting a handful with this world we're passing on... Let's give them all the help that we can in navigating the myriad of choices they face... Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: the best of its kind that i have found... Review: I have been reading about WWII and especially Germany over the past year and this book is the most compelling and very hard to put down. The stories of the women portrayed are riveting and the way the author tells of their physical movements as they speak, etc, body language, is so descriptive and paints a clear picture of the subject's meaning behind words.It is an excellent study of the women involved or exposed to arguably the worst period of modern history, on one side or the other, or "nuetral." Is the review positive or negative?
