Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The axe-music was nice and enjoyable until the day when this record was released. It spoilt everything. And, since then, every year they release a new record with pure junk music. If we can call it "music". So, don't waste your money ! Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Apparently some are slightly less impressed, but of the Astro City volumes I've read so far, this is my favorite. Yes, the plot is deliberately more "comic bookish" than some of the other stories, but that's neither good nor bad in itself. (I personally think it's good, but that's me.) Steeljack is a believable and surprisingly sympathetic character. A weary ex-con forced by circumstances to be a hero. The artwork is great, sa usual, and the pulp-inspired cover of the paperback edition is perfect. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ok, Drizzt's getting a bit tedious now. when's he gonna shut up and stop whining? heh. Anyway, I love the whole series, mostly. There are one or two things I dont like, most of them in this book. Why does anyone want Wulfgar back? He's the weakest of the characters. I think most people would have preferred it was Zaknafien. I knew, deep down inside that it was Wulfgar, but I never stopped hoping that it was good ol Zak instead. Ah well, cant win em all. Other than that, where's the plot?? The only thing I trully liked about this book was the fact that Cadderly was in it and I got to find out what happened to him after the Cleric Quintet. If your a die hard Drizzt fan, read it. If your not, and if your getting a little tired of the whole Drizzt thing, dont bother, it's not worth the disapointment. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Make sure you check when this was released before you make a decision! I'm sure this book was invaluable in 1992 and 1996, but in 2011 I found myself skipping over whole sections. Some real advice from this book: buy a word processor, write letters to possible advisors, and a whole bunch of things that are made unnecessary by a smart phone. I really wish the book was updated, because this author has a lot of experience and a lot of advice to share about grad school. It's simply too long of a book to read if every other chapter is completely obsolete. Get a more recent guide and spend any extra time catching up on journal articles. Answer:

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