Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Anyone who reads this voluminous puff piece will quickly realize that George W. Bush's comments regarding Adam Clymer were (1) correct and (2) understated. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was fortunate enough to see the Paupers live twice in NYC back in 1966 and 67. Both times the club was the old Cafe Au Go Go in Greenwich Village. The first time I saw them they opened for Jefferson Airplane and basically blew Grace & Co off the stage. The second time they opened for Cream, and while I won't make the same comment I did previously, they certainly held their own. By the way, the seating capacity in the club was 300. This Dig Deep CD (which I purchased today here)features very unique melodies and harmonies and songwriting. The Paupers utilized synchronized drumming patterns where 3 out of the 4 members of the band played percussion behind melodic, psychedelic guitar lines. I am really looking forward to listening to their music again. Highest recommendation from this 55 year old who still plays in a band. By the way, the other most underrated band is the 70's/80's British band Charlie. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I loved TSL's debut. This record though, is on my shortlist for 2005's WORST! They went from being a catchy punk-emo band to a "modern rock" disaster. I would do a rundown of good vs. bad songs, but they ALL SUCK. If i wanted to listen to crap like this, i'd but a record from seether or the all american rejects. They effin' sold out, no two ways around it, and i hope they enjoy playing shows for indifferent top 40 rock crowds who love you until Dark New Day comes out with a new record. DONT BUY! Answer:
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