Ques:Title: Gem of a recording Product review: What a wonderful recording of a great show. First of all, I need to say that Sunday in the Park With George is one of my favorite musicals. The soundtrack by Mandy & Bernadette will always be at the top of my list. That said, this British Cast recording is still great. The show won more Olivier Awards (England's version of the Tony Awards) than any other production last year.Comparisons to the Broadway Cast Album are necessary and inevitable. Because they're Brits, the characters speak/sing with various British accents--George is refined, Dot is northern working class, etc. This only adds to the charm. Since this is a two disk set, we get to hear more of the show this time, especially more of the dialog. The only negative is that the orchestrations are simpler than the original, and I sometimes miss the fuller sounds.I've had this CD for over a year now and find myself listening to it even more than the New York recording thes days. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Maslow revisited Product review: Postrel main idea is that Maslow's classical "Hierarchy of needs" is based on a misstated premise: that human beings pursue aesthetics needs only after fulfilling basic needs. She argues that even poor people, given a minimum of stability and sustenance, will enrich their lives by decorating their houses or by buying Gucci handbags. Thus, design and aesthetics in general become as important as function.She proposes a variation to Maslow similar to microeconomics theory: the marginal value of some needs drops faster than others' as we move up on the ladder. Therefore, the pyramid is rather dynamic, and we move back and forth on the available options depending on what options are available and at what costs.Is this a general human trait or just a 21st century phenomenon, driven by globalisation, more refined marketing techniques and access to new technologies?Find out in this well-written, economically justified book full of psychological insight. An aesthetics manifesto. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: cool Product review: I love this game. iim addicted to it. i love it. i hope every one would buy it. its effects are wonderful. i just wish my friends would help me beat it but whatever. Buy it like okay, okay!!!!!!!!!!:):'( Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Crashing Through Product review: Robert Kurson has done it again! He is a new writer, and he is a very gifted writer who is going to get very famous! I am looking foreward to his next book. I loved his first book, "Shadow Divers", and this newest book, "Crashing Through" is really great reading, also! His research before writing is outstanding - he knows his subject and writes so you understand it, too! Both of these books are true stories, which make them even more enjoyable to read. Robert Kurson writes so well that you don't want to put his books down once you've started reading them! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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