Is this product review positive? Title: Unfocused, never catches fire Review: After listening to the scorching Joe Cocker at Woodstock I immediately began researching the grease Band. I coughed up more than I usually do to buy this disc. Upon reading the liner notes I found that this was not the exact same lineup that nailed Woodstock. This disc seems like early outtakes from another recording. It is very unfocused and I will sell it right away. Get the Cocker Woodstock instead- it really really grooves. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: Come Again Review: Another one of those "yeah, sure" records. Could well be Mad Professor, but I wonder if Lee Perry was even near. As a big Perry fanatic, I'm sadly disappointed, for sure. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Useless piece of Junk Review: Bought 4 of these so we can have 1 combo on shed - garage & toolchest, within a week 1st one failed refusing to lock no matter what we did. Yesterday, while standing in over a foot of snow, another one refused to open thus leaving me to go find a boltcutter or to shovel 2 driveways for our multi-family homes. Master Lock used to be a good name sadly, I finally put back on the 2 Job Lot cheapo locks that have been on for years & worked just fine. Don't waste your money on these ! Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Two brilliant improvisers in top form Review: I saw this film in a screening. I've been a TJ and Dave fan for a long time, so my primary concern was that the film would faithfully capture the magic of this remarkable team. It does.Without prior consultation, the guys (both Second City alumni) start a dialogue as soon as the lights go up. As they play, they discover who they are and what the story is. For those who know improvisation, this is work on a high level. The swiftness and subtlety of their agreement is breathtaking, and the observations of human behavior are unclouded by improv cliche. While nothing can replace the thrill of seeing these guys live, being able to go back and watch how they build this particular performance step-by-step offers lessons in craftsmanship that students of acting and writing will profit from. Combine this with Scott Silberstein's SECOND TO NONE, and you have the best representation of improvisation on video that I know of. Answer:

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