Title: dissapointing Product review: Being an Ataris fan since the beginning, I was excited about their new album. I bought the last, and did not like their new sound but I hoped perhaps they would return to their roots with this album. I was wrong. No longer are they punk but alternative rock- completely different sound than the band I loved. I gave so long Astoria to my little sister as I will this one. I should have done a little more research but for anyone reading this and who liked the old, punk Ataris- this is not them. If you like the popular "Alternative" sound than this may be for you. I am just very dissapointed that I will never hear old Ataris sound that I liked again.. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: disappointed Product review: this book is sooo boring that I can barely finish it. I like Dean Koonze a lot but this book is a huge disappointment. Seems to me the book is a hybrid of his former works, like phantom + the dark river of the heart(the alien assasin group), from the corner of his eyes (the alien boy Curtis), seize the night (the dog), etc. I am happy I borrowed the book instead of buying it! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great Reference Book Product review: This is a great reference book for anyone looking to restore a 70 to 75 Chevrolet. I have used it many times to find correct parts for sale. I only wish that the one book would cover the older and newer critical numbers as most of the older and newer parts are interchangeable. However, I find the book to be very valuable to find factory correct numbers from the 1970 to 1975 vehicles. A must have is you are restoring a 70 to 75 Chevy. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Spinal Tap Part Deux Product review: A clever somewhat tongue-in-cheek film on one's fantasy in being a rock star and the grand illusion of rock 'n' roll fame.Chris Cole (Mark Wahlberg) is a huge fan of the band Steel Dragon and is arbitrarily selected as a replacement at one of the concerts. Thrilled at the idea of becoming the lead singer of his favorite band, Chris packs his bags and goes back-stage to find his dream band to be something different than he expected. The hard touring life soon takes a toll on him and his girlfriend (Jennifer Aniston)and he has to make tough choices.This is a fun comedy/satire of rock'n'roll fame in the glam rock scene of the big hair '80s. The film is comical but has some touching themes as well which makes it well thought out and very enjoyable. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
