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Title: Irritate Your Parents Review: Well, if the title of this album doesn't put you off, then the music will. I bought this when it came out because I wanted to take a dare. I have since sold it back, years ago. Good stuff if you want to drive everyone out of the house. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Watered-down pop psychology for the uneducated masses Review: This magazine is strictly for laymen/newbies...on top of that, I've seen some really questionable pseudoscience published in its issues over the last few years, in particular bigoted babble about certain racial features being more attractive than others and other stuff that vaguely stinks of eugenic/sexist nonsense. Hopefully they've managed to purge some of those more noxious notions from their ranks. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Not nearly as good as the Spenser novels Review: After the first thirty pages, I was ready to put this book down. Parker can write, there's no doubt about that, but I didn't like how he handled third-person POV or the fact that he shifts POV from character to character. The storyline is pretty predictable, which is okay usually if the characters are engaging but I just couldn't get close to them. This book doesn't even come close to The Godwulf Manuscript (the first Spenser novel). I own all of Parker's Spenser books in hardcover but I wouldn't spend my money on even the paperback version of this one. Why two stars? Because, as I said earlier, Parker can write. He just should pick better characters to use his talent on. Is the review positive or negative?
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