Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Awesome Review: This book is great for the beginner in Options, because of the repitition and all the examples. This would make a good teaching utensil to use when learning about option basics.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: tedious but excellent overall Review: What drags it down is that it's about 20 times more self-indulgent than Buckethead's later releases (an added bonus on this record is that a lot of the obscure references present here probably only make sense to Buckethead himself). The dance remixes are completely throwaway as well, making the second disc nothing more than a great coaster.If you're new to Buckethead, start with Monsters and Robots or Giant Robot -- this one took about three listens to grow on me. If you're a patient fan (and I stress the word fan) you'll reap great rewards.Get this if you can find it under 50 bucks...it's possible.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Fascinating and well-written account of a bygone era. Review: Gregory William Mank, who earlier has profiled Lugosi and Karloff, turns his considerable writing skills and knowledge to the distaff side this time, profiling such disparate talents as Maria Ouspenskaya and Louise Currie. Mr. Mank manages to bring the reader back to the mad-cap days at Universal and RKO with an authoritative yet never dull narrative that is peppered with asides from his large cast. This marvellous book concludes with a survey among well-known authorities of the genre to nominate the decade's best performance by an actress/supporting actress in a horror film: Allow this reader to add his choise: Frances Dee as the gutsy "I" of "I Walk With a Zombie."
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: disappointed Review: We had just returned from a trip to Charleston and the South and someone suggested this book to me. Well, it was not to be. For one thing, I tire of this 'oh I found this diary, let me share it with you'. The college girl in this case was an unnecessary character, and the girl in the diary, well, she just would not have written the diary in this way. Her voice was false and way to old for a teenager. As other reviewers noted, there was much too much of the day to day doings in the plantation to really interest me. I skimmed much of the last section, got the basic gist, and decided that there probably are better books about Charleston in that time period than this one.
