Title: We won't see their like again! Review: I remember Fred and Vince at the Flick in Miami during the 60's. Each was amazing and talented in his own right, but together they created magic. This album captures at least some of the electricity that the blending of their two voices created when you heard them live.One night Vince was playing at the Flick alone because Fred had done one of his occasional disappearing acts. All of a sudden, as Vince began a song up on stage, Fred's voice filled the small club and meshed with Vince's, causing all of us who knew and appreciated them to catch our breath and hold onto the moment. A little of that is on this disc. Not as much as I would like, but enough to remember the time and the two talents that make this album so special. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: arguably their best Review: Wow, I think this album demonstrates that these guys have really matured, so to speak, musically not only because it seems to have the widest range of appeal and emotional depth but also because, with the help of Frusciante's back-up vocals and some lovey-dove lyrics, Kiedis explores their so-called feminine side to the fullest singing songs like "Dosed." But it's the music itself rather than the lyrics that are their strong point, and the music is lush and colorful. I love it. My faves: "Venice Queen" and "Dosed," but they're all good. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Very helpful! Review: I think this is the best CSEST book out there. I read this book from cover to cover in the 2 weeks before the test, then took the CSET and passed all 3 tests on my first try! I really didn't have to use any other resouces. At times this book got a bit wordy and could have used a few more visuals, but other than that it worked for me!!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Good for what it is. Review: This is one of those albums you hear in the gift shop, get hooked by a song, and impulsively buy. Usually this inevitably is met with some future remorse because somehow it just wasn't as good as you had remembered. This album, however, has yet to disappoint. Yes, it's formulaic, but the level of skill brought by the musicians makes up for it. Best of all: no synthesizers. All 100% real honest-to-goodness instruments. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
