Question: Title: A VERY GOOD BOOK, BUT WAY TOO LONG Product review: I found this very interesting, and certainly makes you think about the death penalty. I was bothered that the focus is on the life and death of Gary and not nearly as much on the people he killed. It almost seemed that we accepted the fact that he killed people and that his rights at that point were the most important thing. I felt the book was long, but I don't know what parts could have been left out Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Good, but there's better Product review: I was kind of disappointed by this CD. It's not bad or anything, but I prefer their other stuff. "Acoustic" doesn't have much to it. Stand By Your Van is decent (and somewhat disappointing) but Robbin' the Hood is great, it's practically the same as "Acoustic" but Acoustic goes further back in time, but "Robbin'...." has more to it than Acoustic. Their studio albums are also great. If you like Sublime's later stuff, be sure to check out Reel Big Fish. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Highly Overrated CD Product review: I've been an avid jazz listener for 20 years now. I was influenced to purchase this CD from the outstanding reviews it received in several publications. I was highly disappointed after listening to Jason Moran's debut CD. This is a very bland performance. I don't know what the critics heard, but they must all be amateurs to give this CD such high praise. Its obvious to me that the record companys are paying critics to write favorable reviews. Jason Moran, like so many other "Young Lions" have no business recording as a leader. His compositional skills are one dimensional. He has potential from listening to him perform on other recordings, but he is certainly not ready for the leadership role. I'm not trying to trash him as a musician; I just think that he needs a lot more seasoning before he returns to the studio for his sophomore recording. Ten years maybe. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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