Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Yellow Lab Puppy Review: I have a 2 and a half month old yellow lab puppy and he would rather play with his other non scented rope toys. They look the same as this one just different colors but he doesn't really want anything to do with this one. Maybe it's the way it smells but he doesn't chew on it or play with it, he kinda just lets it be where it's at. I even try to play tug-a-war with it with him like I do the other similar toys and he isn't interested.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Like Fine Chocolate! Review: A friend and I were talking about Jennifer Larmore's spectacular new CD and all he said was "It's like fine chocolate, addictive and you can easily eat the whole box!"...I agree, and I say, go ahead, eat the whole box...Fine chocolate is a perfect description for Ms. Larmore's unique mezzo voice. In top form, the new queen of Bel Canto shows us a thing or two about how this music must be sung. Now, I am quite partial to her voice, but this Opera Rara treat is a MUST for Bel Canto fans. The Pacini selections made me love this neglected composer. Buy the full length recording of Carlo di Borgogna and I guarentee you will not put it down. Also featured are Opera Rara favorites Majella Cullagh and the great Bruce Ford. What's more, the packaging features stunning shots of Larmore as Giulietta from Tales of Hoffman. Be still my heart.
A: satisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A disappointment Review: "Don't Cry" and "November Rain" are the masterpieces, but the rest is junk. This and part I are the first and the last GNR albums I will ever buy.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Paul and John the revelators Review: a vivacious and infectious release that injects new blood into the world of pop music. One must, however, be willing once again to embrace the powerful Beatles' influences all over this work. Obviously, with bands like Travis and Keane (as well as all the others, including Tears For Fears on their latest) the listener has become used to hearing references and sounds straight out of the Liverpool pantheon. That's not always a bad thing. Just be prepared to accept it first before moving on to all the unique qualities of the latest wave of Brit rockers.For a cleaner and arguably better produced release, check out the new one by Depeche Mode, Playing The Angel. It's a nice counterpoint to FF.
