Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Hellfire and Brimstone! Review: The kings of Queensbridge pull no punches on this awsome sequel to the classic "The Infamous." The production is even darker and more sinister than its predecessor, although the lyrical content is less deep and introspective, instead focusing mostly on guns and bloodshed. The entire album is excellent, but my favorite tracks are: "Animal Instinct," "Drop A Gem on 'Em," "Extortion," "More Trife Life," "Can't Get Enough of It," the raw "Nighttime Vultures" (Raekwon KILLS his verse), "G.O.D.," "Get Dealt Wit," the title track "Hell on Earth," "Give it Up Fast," and the closing track "Apostle's Warning." Hav and P must have made a pact with the Dark Prince himself to create such a HELLacious album! Along with "Infamous," this would arguably be the Mobb at their peak potential before they would slip into self-parody and gross mediocrity with their subsequent releases. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Works with Yamaha keyboard Review: I bought this device to connect my Yamaha PSR-280 synthesizer to a Windows XP computer via USB. I had to download the drivers from Emu.com, but after that, Cakewalk Home Studio was able to communicate with the keyboard via MIDI. I was previously using an old Soundblaster sound card, but that card didn't work with the newer computer I put it in. Switching to a USB device was a very easy, affordable alternative to an expensive sound card or external Midi interface box. As another reviewer said, the Out plug sometimes plugs into the In port on the keyboard; just try both options and one should work. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: A definitive statement on Velazquez and his art Review: This is a beautiful, beautiful book. Each of the paintings is shown in close detail, so that the brushstrokes are easily seen, even the weave of the canvas. Radiographs are also included. The text discusses the history of the painting (the subject, interesting stories of its commission, and so on), the colors and techniques of application of paint, ways it was changed before it was completed. Anyone interested in one of the greatest painters of all time and how he worked, and the world in which he lived, will be more than pleased. The book is exactly what I was hoping for, and a real bargain. Answer:
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