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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good protection but you can't see the lights Review: This skin does what it's supposed to - protects your iPod shuffle from bangs and scratches BUT fails when it comes to seeing the lights on the shuffle. I bought a clear protector and the black one and have given up with the black one. You can't check the battery life (can't see the back light), you have to take the skin off when you plug it into the USB port (so that you can then see the top light to know when you can & can't unplug it) and you can't see the mode selector to know setting you're onStick to the clear or transparent skin's! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Terrible sound quality! Yikes. Review: I got these to replace my iPod headphones, but they are a downgrade--for sure. They sound just dull and heavy. I would stay away from these. $18 wasted. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: a Nicely Done Compilation Review: Throughout the Years The Legend of clapton has been deeply forgotten from all the hypnor ythms produced by mainstream pop. now-a-days People would rather a justin timberlake backed by hundreds of producers then real musicians. Clapton Chronicles is for those of us who despise our current era in Music and Appreciate The sole honesty Of songs like "Tears In heaven" a soulful song that Clapton wrote for his late child that died in the early 90's. That song alone is probably worth all the money! cause it will guarente a tear in your eye. And the Unplugged Rendition of Layla a soft mellow Track! that has historicle boundaries. This is not your ordinary eric clapton! its soft mellow and takes maturity to listen too. So before you bash it "take a look into yourself"yours truly the prince of pop. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A Creedence Classic! Review: This is one of my favorite Creedence albums. Besides the great (as usual) songs, this album let's you hear how funky the rhythm section could get on songs like "Born To Move" and "Chameleon". And who played the cool organ on this album?The extras on the album are really not that interesting, but they are at the end so they don't intrude on the album. Answer:
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