Title: Too Bad ... Really Sad Product review: Since our terrier mix likes to get into enclosed places (a "cave"), we thought this would be a perfect item. The frame broke at the hinges on the first attempt to set this crate up. So ... not so perfect after all. We're sad about that as otherwise the crate looks quite nice. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The distillation of the music-as-thought construct Product review: Rabelais is brave in that he doesn't shy away from the sometimes naked electronification of these works for piano by early 20th Century music illuminati.For whereas these may originally have been intended as pseudo-trancendental thought-to-music impromptus, their re-translation through wires and transistors and chips and accumulated-error computer processes perhaps yields more about their nature than their authors might have imagined.Fragile and exotic. Music for and of unfettered reflection. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: OK, buy Restless is better Product review: I enjoyed the Restless CD better because it had better beats. Xzibit is still up with his lyrics and one of the best lyricists on the coast. "Man vs Machine" took a while for it to grow on me. The song "Release Date" gets you pumped up for the album. "Symphony in X Major" has a nice beat from Rick Rok and dope verses from X & Dre. Next is the dope crusin' track "Multiply". Songs get boring until we get to "Losin' My Mind". Too bad Snoop doesn't really rap on it. "BK to LA" is one of my favorie tracks on the CD. I love M.O.P., they steal the show on all their guest appearances. "What's My Name" is dope also. Poor Jermaine. Everything else is aiight. I'm still satisfied with the album but X could of came out better. Peace! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Same as the 1997 version, with ghost writer noted Product review: At least credit was given to his ghost writer in this revision of the Viet Nam War. Same fictional story of a deserter/collaborator who justifies his life by blaming everyone else for his dishonor. He should not be rewarded for his cowardice. I was there for the whole tour, not just a month as Mr. Whitmore. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
