Q: Title: A Travesty from start to finish Review: Famously, Pierre Boulez suggested that all opera houses should be blown up. There is not one bar on this recording to indicate any change of perspective ("change of heart" is evidently not an appropriate expression here). Bluntly and simply, Boulez loathes drama, and doesn't seem to care much for music, either. If you like your music drama joyless, pedantic, and frequently perverse, this is the one for you. A decent cast and band gone to waste on the altar of anti-bourgeois condescension. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: How to Be Rude Review: That is essentially what this book teaches. If you were socially challenged before you read this book and actually inclined to follow the instructions, you'll soon wonder why random strangers and old friends alike seem to hate you. This book details perfect examples of most, if not all, unpleasant encounters I've observed with what I considered to be extremely rude individuals. However, that appears to be its rather well masked intention. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: 2005 Continues to Be a Great Year Review: So far I've had the pleasure of listening to Mercenary's 11 Dreams, DT's Character, Biomechanical's Empires of the Worlds...all great in their own right. Then, this one came out. Congrats to Nevermore for continuing to excel at what they do best: create heavy meoldic music. In my opinion, it's the guitar that keeps me coming back to this band, and this album is no different. Born, Sentient 6, Paslm of Lydia, and This Godless Endeavor are standouts. The Production is top notch. One of my favorite albums to listen to with headphones on, so that I can fully hear all of the layers and dynamics. In the end, if you like the aforementioned albums, or you like Nevermore, pick this up. If you're looking for something new check this out for a great blend of more traditional clean sung metal. Enjoy. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Oldfield rocks! Review: After my meaning, this is one of Oldfield's best albums since the original Tubular Bells.Before, what I think that is Oldfield's worst albums, like 'Voyager' and 'Tubular Bells III', Oldfield released 'Tubular Bells II' in 1992, followed by a great concert by the Edinburgh castle.Like many other Oldfield albums, his music is very detailed and different, take 'The Bell' that reminds me of a norwegian winter landscape, 'Arrival' that will take the listener on a inner journey, and '2 France' that brings back many good childhood memories. Is the review positive or negative?
