Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Can't find his energy Review: I met Rolling Thunder in 1979 and what was immediately noteworthy about him was his incredible charisma. His energy seemed to fill the arroyo where he was staying, and it felt rumbling, like rolling thunder. I had hoped the video might capture some of his energy, depth and charm as a keep sake of my meeting with him. Unfortunately, it didn't.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: OK, but grossly innacurate Review: As sugary Mary Kate and Ashley movies go, this was OK, but I thought the ending was too predictable, and the portrayal of London and the English was so bad it was hysterical. The actor, Jesse Spencer, who played Riley(Mary Kate)'s boyfriend was so obviously NOT English, that it was no surprise to discover he was Australian. Nobody in England speaks like that, and most English kids don't have fancy luncheons and play polo on the weekends! It was gnerally poorly done, but then again, most American movies about London are. I just think that if the plot was spruced up a bit and the footage of London (and the accents) were made A LOT better, it would be a great film.....
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Brilliant is an apt word Review: In the pantheon of jazz greats Thelonius Monk was unique, and BRILLIANT CORNERS was his best album. The word genius is thrown around frivolously these days, but Monk was a true genius, whose unique style and vision came from an inner source only Monk himself was privy to. The title track wonderfully showcases Monk, Sonny Rollins, and Max Roach, in a cerebral, quirky, yet playful celebration of sound. All of these Jazz giants were at their peak when BRILLIANT CORNERS was recorded. Monk came out of Be-bop, but was one of the major influences in the avant-garde jazz movement.For jazz novices, BRILLIANT CORNERS may not be the best place to start with Monk. It's complexity may turn people off. I would start with a best of compilation like his GENIUS OF MODERN MUSIC recordings for Blue Note, delicious appetizers to whet your appetite for the main course.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Essential for true fans...for newbies to grunge, hold off Review: This collection is essential to any devoted Nirvana fan. It contains a broad range of non-album recordings, giving a rare view of what Nirvana really was.For those however who are not yet devoted Nirvana fans, I'd suggesting buying some of their other albums first. The sound quality on many of these recordings is somewhat shaky (as they were recorded in places like local Seattle bars back when the band was a relatively no-name venture comprised of dirt poor teens,) and it would be a shame for you to be turned off to Nirvana due to some grainy recording.
