Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Otherworldly Review: This is the most radical, experimental album from Milton's great years. Don't expect great, singable songs (of course there's the title track, and "sacramento), but rather haunting ambiances, jungle cries, children's chants, hummed prayers, and even a bar pianist's despair playing to a noisy crowd. It's cinemascope motion pictures for your ears: extremely innovative, and extremely intense.5 stars:definatively, as this ressembles nothing that ever has been done, even by Milton himself.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Fortress 2 Review: As Fortress was an excellent film I was very disappointed with this sequel. The first one had nice ideas not in a realistic setting but in a nice way. This was just repeated and overdone in the second part so that it became ridiculous, e.g. fighting in outer space for hour without oxygen and in jeans? So I recommend the first part but forget this.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Avoid this book unless you absolutely worship McCollough Review: There have been some Colleen McCollouch books I liked, but I thought this one was pretty bad. It was over long, and while fairly well researched contained some inaccuracies-- also, the writing was pretty bad, a suprise for me since I have always thought McCollough was a pretty good writer. She uses a few too many hackneyed cliches in this one, though.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: AIDS experts not impressed with Death Rush Review: Research on this book reveals that it has been part of an anti-poppers campaign that's been waged by these authors for many years. The AIDS research community long ago generally dismissed the book, and its theories.The scientist who gave AIDS its name, Bruce Voeller, Ph.D., was quoted in a Mariposa Education & Research Foundation White Paper in 1986, saying that "I can also tell you that the intense campaigns against use of volatile nitrites conducted by Hank Wilson in San Francisco... and John Lauritsen in New York, are slim in scientific merit."Written by anti-popper zealots who were both unable and unwilling to be objective about the subject, the authors' theories were subsequently invalidated by later research. The book (more properly called a phamplet) remains out of print it seems, which is where it belongs.
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