Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Evelyn "Champagne" King has a strong Voice&alot of these Jams still are Hitting.Her Range covered alot of territory. She hasn't gotten her due as a Artist to me. She was able to roll with the changes in music&still bring it Musically."Love come down" is still tight as is "Shame". the cool thing here is the full uncut versions which make it so cool.this is the best collection of Her Hits Material to date. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Excellent book, covers the 1st half of Burning Man's history well. Interesting and well written, with an insiders view and stories. To get the second half of the story, the up to 2010 events, read "Tribes of Burning Man"The Tribes of Burning Man: How an Experimental City in the Desert Is Shaping the New American Counterculture Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I could name countless films that are actually WORSE than "Manos: The Hands of Fate," but this movie has a strange low-budget energy that keeps it an easy target for insult, making it the perfect match for the MST3K crew. Take a small family (husband, wife, daughter), a poodle named Fifi, and a bellhop--er, servant--named Torgo (complete with two gimpy knees), and you have the makings for some inanely bad wackiness. Unlike most MST3Ks, you'll find the best riffs during the first half of the episode (the energy peters out slightly toward the end). The host segments are surprisingly strong (a parody of the 'driving' sequence; a talk on monstrous physical deformities; and Michael J. Nelson's priceless appearance at the end as Torgo the pizza delivery boy). Even though I wouldn't rank this episode up there with "Mitchell" and "Hobgoblins," it certainly does the trick. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: While it is nice to see the birds in the flesh with real-life pictures of them, it is certainly not pratical for use in the field.Some of the pictures are poorly taken and it is highly difficult if not impossible to identify certain birds. Some of the images are back-lit, giving a silhouette of the bird!There is no proper classification and very little info given of the birds - how the juveniles look like, breeding plumage, male/female plumage etc.I suppose it is a good book for the casual birder who would like to know what's chirping outside his apartment window or chalet in the wilderness. It also comes with some interesting information on where to go birding to catch wetland or passerine birds etc.I must commend Strange though for all his efforts into going into the field to capture these pictures - all pictures in the book were taken by Strange - good job Strange! Answer:

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