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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Esteem deserved for a David J classic. Review: This album remains the essential David J solo work. With a sound expanding on his previous work with Bauhaus, especially the prefiguring Who Killed Mister Moonlight?, Etiquette is also touched with a wit reminscent of, but darker than J's work with the Jazz Butcher, especially evident in the cutting Joe Orton's Wedding. Common J themes, e.g. musician poised ambivalently on threshold of success, combined with brilliant poignancy and bleak sensuality define the album as a David J classic. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Works Great !!!! Review: SO for this machine works well. I have been using it non stop for about a week now. I would purchase another. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: no talent Review: this band doesnt even deserve 1 star. i like 1 song, thats it. hatebreed has no talent whatsoever. the 'singer' cant even sing, all he does is yell. i mean, i know hard metal is usually yelling, but there is no variety here. everything sounds the same! i had to shut this cd off b-cuz it was giving me a headache. how can u call this music? i cant tell 1 song from the next, and this guys yelling is the same raspy tone throughout the whole cd. no variation, no substance. if u wanna hear GOOD music, listen to nirvana, koRn, system of a down, adema, disturbed, drowning pool, smashing pumpkins, stp, and i could name many more. hatebreed doesnt know the definition of talent, and neither do their fans! Answer:
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