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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Gimme A Break! Review: As a voice teacher and Musician in New York City, I can say in all honesty that Bocelli is the worst singer, with the exception maybe of Bob Dylan that I have ever heard. His voice may have some potential, but he definitely sounds like he needs training. Every other note is off key, and his sound is akin to some animal noises that sheep herders frequently hear. But it doesn't surprise me that he is popular. We are in the age of mediocrity. Most people are so used to listening to junk that they can't tell when they hear something really good. To Compare Bocelli to Pavarotti is like comparing a primitive cave painting to a Rembrandt, or comparing Springsteen to Sinatra! So I say to everyone who thinks this is great music, GET YOUR EARS TUNED! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not a good sax stand. Review: This stand does not hold properly the alto or tenor sax and it is not possible to adjust the bell holder, the bari holder does not protect the front bell as it does't has a cushion in that area and it has contact that with the time will tarnish or damage the instrument laquer, good price but not very protective... Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Krishnamurti does not answer. Review: Reading krishnamurti's work, one gets the impression that he does not answer any questions directly.Instead, he draws you out into the open and ask you to look within yourself, ask you to "see" the situation clearly and keep guiding you back to the situation by asking/guiding you with probing questions.Krishnamurti does not answer your life's problem for you. There is no authority, no rules and no laws. He simply shows you the way to see into your own nature, just simple observation. Can you observe without a centre ? without ego/thoughts ? No one can explain his words more clearly then himself. I felt very fortunate to be able to experience his insights straight from the source. Answer:
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