Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great artist, but unforgivable CD error Review: I was furious when I bought this CD! To add to what has already been said, I owned the 45 way back when, and there was NOT a "single" version of the song "American Pie". The whole 8+ minutes was on the 45 record, unedited, but split between side A and side B (and labeled part one and part two). Only part one, the FIRST HALF of the song, is on this CD. Really unbelievable. The rest of the songs are really good, but, as has been said, don't even bother listening to the title track!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This music is truly beautiful Review: No matter what your musical tastes are, you will enjoy this CD. Chanticleer sings songs with such a beauty and clarity, it makes one want to take up singing. I highly recommend all of Chanticleer's material.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Worth every penny Review: This is an amazing book--full of good ideas. I've always either fought my curls, been unhappy with my hair or ended up with breakage and dullness. I had serious doubts about the "no shampoo" rule but it really works. My hair doesn't look, smell or feel dirty. In fact,my husband can't seem to stop touching it. I especially enjoyed Lorraine's treatment of the political and historical role of curly hair. I disagree with the reviewer who thought the hair of the women pictured was unattractive. I thought they looked great.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Why WE use the word "meia" instead of number SIX. Review: Portuguese is my native language. I just want to help the reviewer from Bradford who is curious about the use of the word MEIA when we refer to number six on the phone. "Meia" is short for "meia-dúzia" that means "half-a-dozen". The pronunciation of numbers 3 and 6 are nearly similar, and could be easily mistaken one for another it the line were bad. Remember, in English, many say, for instance, two-oh-oh-9 and not two-zero-zero-nine, for 2009, where we certainly mean the number and not the letter of the alphabet, and so on. I hope that can help.
