Q: Title: An Eccentric Treasure Dream Review: ANLALF are often compared directly to the likes of My Bloody Valentine and Stereolab, but I believe this is selling them short. While these influences are incredibly apparent, they are never taken for granted. On "Turning Into Small" the band blends surreal pop ether with eccentric electronic loops and twitches. The faded, whispy vocals floating inside the warm textures are reminiscent of MBV but are used to different purposes, which are more playful than passionate. This album in compared with their others, offers a more "electronic-heavy" approach, while it doesn't outweigh the atmosphere the band often possesses, it is a little more direct on this offering. With the right ears, this is one album that will not disappoint, instead bringing you back to further and ultimately enjoyable listenings. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: New to the band Review: Ok, I was reading a thread on another site about downloads. Someone recomended "Devotion And Desire". So I downloaded and was hooked. "How could I know that everything you say are lies about devotion and desire?" is just one of the great lines of this song. So, I picked up the CD. I was impressed. It's not scream-in-your-face-I-wanna-cut-myself like alot of other music now. It's passion and fire rolled into one. The songs are great and well written. Guitar rifs are good as well. Some songs do stand out more than others, like 'Devotion and Desire' and 'Tortures of the Damned'. Some of my favorites include:-'Dear Tradgedy'-'Existing in Crisis(Evelyn'-'We'll Be O.K.'-'Blame It On Bad Luck'I recomed this Cd for those who want a change from what's really mainstream. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Hilarious movie Review: This movie was funny and very touching movie. The reason I chose the 5 star because I love all Tyler Perry's movies Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Pam Houston speaks for independent women with any real experience with men. Review: The negative reviews I've read all allude to there being too many bad depictions of stereotypical men. As a 40-something single woman with an independent streak and a career of my own, I can tell you that Ms. Houston's portrayals are not far off. It really is tough out here on the "singles" front. When heroine Lucy finally finds a man who can take "the whole weight of her," (for the literal thinkers, this does not specifically refer to physical mass. I know this is hard, but try to keep up) it is a fantasy fulfilled for millions of us.For my friends and me, this, and "Cowboys are my Weakness," are required reading. Is this product review negative?
