Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Drawn by the setting of New Orleans, I gave this one a shot. Decent refernces to businesses and landmarks, but HORRRIBLE plot line. (Unless, again, I'm missing something here...) Seems like Leonard had a gun to his head to finish this book, quickly! I've read Delillo, Pynchon, Sandford, etc...and recommend ANY of them over what I saw from Leonard here. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's easily Ian's best solo album -- not that there is very much to compare it to. Walk Into Light was terrible and Divinities was... fair. The best tracks on this one, though, rank up there with the best acoustic Tull from the '70s. Most of the songs are very good; occasionally, Ian's lyrics occasionally break down (iguanas don't "glisten"; ice cubes clink, they don't crash, etc.) as they are often wont to do, but mostly they are very good. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Okay, I don't have anything inherently against products made in India, but dog vitamins? I only saw that after they were delivered. I've been to India and it's still very much a third-world country and I just get a little concerned as to potential quality control issues in a country where you wouldn't go near the tap-water. I love my dogs and really try to make sure that I get quality products for them...I think next time, I'll try to make sure that they're a US made vitamin, even if they're more expensive. Answer:
Answer: