Title: This band is amazing Product review: I had their CD before they were signed they are amazing. They are now only a three piece but they sound even better. They remind me of the Verve or U2 Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Here's A GROOVE!!!! Product review: It's 1982 and David Sanborn is back playing HOT funk-jazz onhis saxaphone!His Hank Crawford-inspired playing is set toultra funky numbers like the smooth "Told U So",the electrofied"Believer" and the smoldering title track.Even at it's mellowistit's cool,loose and underproduced;just the way this kind of music should be.Smooth jazz?No nothing smooth here-there's a BIG difference between smooth and cool and THIS falls into thelatter! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Sweet Product review: Sweet tender story about life of a school teacher in 1940 rural England. No mystery, very little romance, but very charming and delightful. Full of characters. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Best DEP Yet Product review: I was sort of dreading the new DEP album. I mean, first they lose Dmitri, their original singer, then Mike Patton joins up and records an average EP with them, and then I hear that 'Miss Machine' is on the way with yet another new singer. The third different singer in just about as many years isn't usually a good sign for a band. And I'm so glad that I was wrong to question the mighty DEP.'Miss Machine' is their finest album to date. It retains the brutality of their first couple releases, keeps some of the deranged louge music melodies from the Patton EP, and throws in a bunch of new tricks. A beautifully brutal album that both retains the original DEP sound but also expands so much on it thats its just unreal. I would say that 'Miss Machine' ties Coverge's 'Jane Doe' as the finest mathrock album of all time. An absolute masterpiece. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
