Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Amazing Book Review: This book is like getting a book and a DVD. Amazing amount of information for a beginning guitarist to explore. The book is well organized and the on-line video etc... is well laid out. I found the videos showing the pitfalls of each chord type to be very informative. The strumming help files also help me coordinate both my hands. Highly recommended as a First Step for those of us just getting started on this cool instrument. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Nice decorations Review: The Good: Glowing stars and planets make a dark room more friendly for kids. We used a starmap to arrange them on the ceiling, so there's proper constellations and everything.Minor Complaints: Planets made of paperboard, glowing parts of planets very strange. As long as they're not getting handled a lot, they should hold up. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Extremely Biased Review: Karsh's work is reasonably well-written, and comprehensive enough that it theoretically could serve as an introduction for someone interested in learning about the Palestine War of 1948. However, though presented under the guise of objective history, it is unabashedly biased in favor of Israel (something that emerges in the author's other writings, as well). Additionally, sources are NEVER footnoted, and indeed reference to other works is limited to a very slim "Further Reading" list presented at the back of the book. It is noteworthy that most of the work cited in this list belongs to the 1960s and 1970s (thus ignoring the work of such ISRAELI authors as Avi Shlaim or Martin Van Creveld - both of whom are less biased than Karsh), the notable exception being Karsh's own work. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: No Special Effects! Review: No Special Effects! No over-dubbing voices to fatten the sound. No digital electronic vocal processing! Just a lot of hard work, hours of rehearsal and smooth voices with that magical family blend! When you have it completely worked out before you go into the studio to record, all you need to do is nail that one good take. Then it's completely finished. No post production tricks, just those "Live" performances and great arrangements on tape. This collection is a fine example of why I love the music of the 40's.It's fun! It SWINGS! Answer:
