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Title: mediocre content - not enough! Review: the creator of this product is a company called JUst Enough. But the product isn't enough to begin playing guitar. It won't get you even close to playing guitar. They advertise that it comes with a DVD, a CDROM, a book and an audio cd. The truth is that on the dvd, you are supposed to play things that you should learn on the cdrom. However, the CDROM does not contain the lesson required for you to play. And the book and the audio teaches you exactly the same lesson you got with the CDROM, instead of teaching new things! They say you have 50 lessons. That is a lie. Actual playing lessons are just a few, and very poor ones. It doenst even teach you to learn to tune your guitar, they just tell you to buy a digitar tuner for $20 bucks - and they count this one as "a lesson". They also count things like "choosing your gear" as a lesson. In other words, it sucks and you'll feel cheated if you buy this thing. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: a smash!! Review: My first Sparks album, and what a treasure. Producer Tony Visconti helped them stretch their sound to new realms like swing jazz ("Looks, Looks, Looks"), marching band ("Get in the Swing") and pre-punk futuristic bombasity ("In The Future"). Songs like "How Are You Getting Home" retain the glam-rock wit and charm, while the uber-metal march of "Hospitality On Parade" adds a powerful irony to a song about the settlement of the Americas.Songwriter Ron Mael is in rare form here with a period piece about people stuck in a period-piece lifestyle ("It Ain't 1918") and the witty lament of a celibate marriage ("Tits") which doubles as a hell of a drinking song! Russell Mael offers a rare composition with the operatic sendup to a favorite fruit ("Pineapple") and lets not forget the irony of "Under the Table With Her", which is played with appropriate pomp by a string quartet.The brothers' greatest masterpiece in my book, at their glam-rocking, experimental best. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Vignetting, flash use, and manual focus are all a problem using this. Review: I bought this because it was inexpensive and a Canon product; compared to some of the other hoods on Am. However, as the title states this hood causes some serious vignetting especially when using the cameras build in flash. You will see shadows of the hood in your pics. The other huge problem was that at lower focal lengths when the hood is in reverse you cannot access the manual focus ring. Of course this depends on what lens you are using, but I would have imagined that this would have been considered in designing this hood. I'm not impressed with this. I would recommend this if you know what your getting into. Be warned! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: don't start reading this book Review: From the other reviews this is clearly a controversial book, which historically are often the best. To be fair to authors who start slow and end with a bang, I have a policy that once I start a book I don't quit before I've finished it. So I closed my eyes, turned to the first page, opened my eyes, and started in.Big mistake. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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