Q: Title: Say what ? Product review: I'm stunned at the other reviews I'm reading.I think this thing is an awful monstrosity;easily the worst of their live discs, by a mile."Somewhere To Elsewhere" the studio disc whichpreceeded this one by two years, was possiblytheir best ever. But it does hint that Walsh'svocal prowess is diminishing.There's no hint aboutit here. He throws his weak, geeky tenor aroundhere like a fry cook slinging hash when he wouldhave done everyone a great favor by playing it cooland making sure the notes and melodies were strongand sharp. Further, he's not much of a keyboardplayer, and I think the band needs to get back tofull strength with a Livgren type multi instrumentalist.This live disc is a fiasco. I can't believe they putthis gruesome thing out. If you love "Two For The Show"you'll be feel [cheated] by this mess. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Transmission and images very poor Product review: The movie is great. Unfortunately for me there were lapses in the transmission. Also the image was very poor. It was altogether a bad experience. It is not to be repeated. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Spellbinding and very educational Product review: This series of 4 films, 1 hour each, is a high quality documentary about the critical role scientists played in the Holocaust. More specifically, the film makes clear that Darwinian eugenics played a central role. When the film Expelled was released one major objection to the film was the claim that a close connection existed between the Holocaust and Darwinism. This film used interviews from the doctors who served in the camp as well as the major Holocaust scholars to document that fact. Spellbinding and very educational. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: An underrated joy! Product review: Vonneguts 'The Sirens of Titan' is an underrated masterpiece in his extensive catalog of material. More frolicking than his later works, this book takes the reader across the solar system in a delightful foray into parody and satire. Unlike his sometimes obvious - dare I say heavyhanded - novels that came later, Sirens remains fairly subtle and always witty throughout.A *MUST READ* for Vonnegut fans, or just casual readers looking for something to dig their teeth into. Certainly one of Vonneguts three best. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
