Title: five stars, until you get to know it better Review: When I first bought this album I loved all 15 songs, but time has tempered that a little. I still really like "The Rover", "In My Time of Dying", "Trampled Under Foot" (the best use Page ever made of those simple riffs he liked), "Kashmir", "In the Light", the short "Bron-Yr-Aur", and "Night Flight", but "Down By the Seaside" in particular is simply dumb, as are "Boogue With Stu" and "Black Country Woman". No, none are nearly as bad as "The Crunge", but that's not saying much. Not to say this is a _bad_ album at all, just the opposite, but I disagree with the people who say this is their _best_.The first CD is all good stuff, but while the second lags behind, especially in the second half, there are still enough good songs here to make it worth the price tag. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Great phone from Panasonic Review: I own two of these phones because simply, they are great phones. The speaker phone in the handset is awesome, the battery life is excellent and the range is much better than any other cordless phone I have ever owned. The antennae has a light built into it that lights up when you get a call and when someone has left you a voice mail. The phone book is easy to edit and to use. It is just a really terrific phone from Panasonic. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Stop teasing us! Review: Spend an hour in the bookstore with this book but don't buy it. Read the 1st 4 chapters and the last 4 chapters. The rest is bodice-ripper gothic romance. The entire book takes place in 24 hours. SYNOPSIS: Anita and Jean-Claude have ardeur sex with Augustine, Master of Chicago, and Anita *might* be pregnant by...? Everyone's powers are enhanced - some are clarified, most are not. There are a LOT of storylines left open at the end of almost 500 pages of sex: Samuel & Anita; Anita & the sirens; Marmee Noir; Jean-Claude's new powers, if any; Anita's new pomme de sang; merpeople; why the Masters came for this last performance, Belle Norte's rising power; Adonis & Merlin; Anita's 4th lyncathrope, etc. Richard is STILL a pain in *&^%. Anita has *some* character growth and Asher now has an animal to call but that could have been told in a short story.In Short: lots of sex and here's-what's-going-on-dialogue, not much story and certainly not like we got in the 1st 6 Anita books. Is the review positive or negative?
