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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Crusaders Street Life Review: This is an old relaease that I had on vinyl and wanted on CD. It is still an excellent releaase of the Crusaders near their peak in my opinion. Not as outstanding as the Crusader 1 release. That album release was the greatest work by the Crusaders and this is second in their lineup. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Rick Wakeman referred to this project as Onion.... Review: ... because it made him cry. Bruford thought that it had so devalued the merits of a band he cofounded that it closed the door forever on any prospect of working with his former mates again.Through even a cursory listen, this is clearly the lowpoint in Yes's career. Indulgent, cliche ridden and corporately fueled and designed, it's an abomination. I don't know who Jonathan is, but hopefully by now someone has fed him to the sharks.To second Wakeman's observation, this stinks. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good for it's time... essential for some Review: ...he's got a great rock voice. Sure, he's no Bob Dylan with the lyrics, and even the titles and riffs are cliched, but power pop doesn't need to be rocket science. It never did.So this album compiles his greatest hits up till that point, mostly tunes from 'Reckless', the title cut of 'Cuts Like a Knife', and of course, 'Everything I Do' (which, while overplayed beyond belief still remains a guilty pleasure). 'Please Forgive Me' is merely average, but Adams manages to put enough conviction forth to sell it properly.Since this album they've already put out another compilation, so it may not be worth your while to pick this up. Dock one star, however, for offering fans the option of buying the liner notes for this album at [an amount] ON TOP of the cost of the CD... Answer:
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