Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: LOVE IT Review: I love this wall mounted coat rack. I have very little storage space in my small house. This is sooo easy to put up and it looks great. I love that it doesn't take up any room...I have it on the wall right inside my front door...very sturdy and strong to hold my purse, sweaters/jackets. It looks nice on the wall without anything hanging on it also. Very pleased! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Excellent slicer! Review: The Kyocera adjustable mandoline slicer is an excellent product! I have used mine for almost 1 year and have no major complaints, the only one being that Kyocera could have designed the guard to snap in place covering the blade for storage. I keep mine in the plastic "dome" that it was packaged in. It is definitely VERY SHARP, so use the guard. It will effortlessly slice any vegetable: onions, cucumbers, potatoes, carrots, etc.. Easy to use, no assembly, etc. Highly recommended. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: best live rythym and blues album ever Review: The guitar is gritty, and Tina sings with her whole body, the sound is urgent, cathartic, and when she and the guitar start to talk to each other, something happens that is so graceful, so natural, yet so unpredictable, so fierce... you have to hear it to love it.... Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: music for the millenium Review: As the millenium approaches, music must prepare itself for the inevitable change of the ages. And with those changes there must be a new force to spearhead the change. This force has a name and it's Tommy Henriksen. From the worldly sounds and hip-hop beat of the opening track "If I Could", to the atmospheric and emotion-drenched ender "Heaven Only Knows" this cd is the soundtrack to a culture in metamorphosis. But all the while maintaining a fresh pop sensibility, the songs are just so damn catchy- try getting them out of your head. Quite a feat, and especially for a new artist. Where has this guy been? Suggested tracks for surreal ear candy, the blissful "Beyond Life" [with cameo by avant-rocker Nina Hagen], "Dreaming in Colors", and the African chant-anthem "Uneasy Street". Then for an upbeat flavor is the celtic-fueled "One Voice", and the seductive stirrings of "When She Comes". This is an absolute must! Answer:
