Question: Title: Kennedy touches all the bases Review: As a thriller, this book is certainly serviceable, albeit formulaic. Kennedy knows how to set up a scenario. Halfway through the book, I found myself empathizing with Ned. But the pacing of the last half of the book was off, as if Kennedy got tired of his own story. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: re: Why would Lou Gramm want people to hear this? Review: To answer that above question and review: the answer is--he doesn't. This recording is just another release under yet another title from his 1970 Poor Heart recordings. Unfortunately, the masters of these recordings keep floating around out there and keep getting re-released in an attempt to capatilize on the Foreigner/Gramm name. Lou doesn't get any royalties for these songs, and he has frankly said that he hates the quality and performance of them as well. He'd prefer it if you DIDN'T buy these recordings, as he feels it is not representative of his talent and he'd rather not have people waste their money on them.You are much better off hunting around for his Black Sheep recordings from 74-75 if you want an excellent representation of his early pre-Foreigner career. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Yes.... Review: I'd buy any Keegan book like a shot - there is no such thing as a BAD Mel Keegan novel- but all I can say is, I hope it was writing another masterpiece that distracted him from his work on this one. Keegan's incredible strength as a writer comes from his power of characterisation: these two lead characters just don't come to life for me. Neither of them have any real past, where as most of Keegan's characters come with a history that makes them move as real people. And there isn't much chemistry between them or even any real friendship, although the historical setting is very well done as usual. Very often Keegan's more complex books pay off with more reading- even over time- but this one is definately on the tepid side. Roll on the next release! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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