Title: I think Jimmy's gone to the well one too many times... Product review: I've hung on every line since JB's early days and relished every release since then. The old stuff is incomparable and wonderfully classic; but, each new album lacks the magic that brought all of us aging Parrotheads through many a tropical situation or made us laugh at life's little quirks. This new album reflects that ebbing trend, in my opinion. JB is still the last word in the type of music he pioneered and shared with us, but I think the well is drying-up. And maybe it should... He's covered as many bases as is humanly possible in his art style! I'll keep buying 'em if he records them, but I think we're due a magic trick! :) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Mom of 3 Product review: I own two of them (unfortunetly for me). The reason I give 2 stars is because the corded part of the phone works fine, answereing machine is fine. Cordless on the other hand stinks. You could charge for ever and still only have about 15 minutes of talk time, when the charge runs out, your done for atleast another 15 hours or so before it will hold a charge again. Currently looking for a new phone, I'll let ya know when I find one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Educational & entertaining Product review: Another solid historical novel from Harold Coyle. This time arguably about the first 'Anglo-American war': i.e. native Americans against the English. Background events are properly summarised for a generalist audience. Captured the irony of Jacobite Irish & Scottish troops who found themselves in the British forces fighting against their natural French allies. Sets the background for a novel of American liberation. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Can't use it! Product review: Arrived password protected with no note letting me know what the password is so I could get into it to see if it even works! Was very dirty and nasty looking. I would not have rated it as good like the seller did. The least she could have done is clean it and the power cord and removed the password!!! Was one of the very first editions of the Kindle and so not worth the $68 I paid for it. Amazon was selling those for $25 when the Fire first came out. I bought it for a student who has been unable to learn to read due to a severe learning disability and it still sits unused because I can't get into it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
