Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ... and I'm surprised it hasn't received more attention. A few years after the rebellion of "The Rebel Worlds," Imperial commissioner Chunderban Desai is trying to reintegrate the planet Aeneas into the Terran Empire. Ivar Fredricksen, scion of an imprtant family, gets a bunch of "freedom fighters" slaughtered by the Marines, and has to flee across the world's widely divergent subcultures, accompanied by an Ythrian whose motives are far from clear. He faces questions that his patriotic idealism can't answer so easily -- What is the nature of freedom? Of faith? Can their price be too high? (Flandry has an offstage cameo, and Aycharaych a major role.) Perhaps you won't agree with the resolution, but you won't be able to avoid thinking about it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have been reading this book to my daughter since she was only 3 months old. She didn't like it until about 3 months ago, when she turned about a year old. She is still excited when I take it off the shelf to read to her. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: EC was not messin around here. He starts off with a few songs written by both himself and Bobby Whitlock and jumps right into another Clapton REMASTERED with "Nobody Knows You When Your Down and Out." An excellent new version of a song originally written by James Cox. Among his other remastered songs on Layla is "Little Wing" written by the late great left handed guitarist Jimi Hendrix. Which is personally my favorite track on this album. Maybe I'm just too big of a Hendrix fan but he knows how to write blues songs and Clapton and Duane Allman certainally knows his blues guitar solos. That's pretty much what this album comes down to, BLUES GUITAR SOLOS. Great ones, especially on the opening track, "I Looked Away" and one of Claptons distictive riffs with "Layla". Yep if you love blues style guitar solos you will definetly not be disappointed at all. Blues.... Answer:

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