Question: Title: An Intelligent Mystery Review: I'm not a big mystery fan, so I DIDN'T guess the killer right away (and I'm not sure I believe those who say they did...), but I agree that the real pleasure of this novel is in the writing itself - Nelson's prose is fluid, his metaphors apt, and his insights into the position of the gay male in society at the turn of the millenium simply dead on target. His choice of the first person pulled me right in and made me a part of the experience - I've never been to London until now. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Tall Paul Does it again Review: Some people bash this album, and every other Mixed Live album, because it does not capture the true experience of actually being there. I say that this and Tall Paul's other Mixed Live album come very close. In my opinion, the album starts out allright with the exception of Richard F.'s Down and Dirty(which pumps me up). But once Shiny Disco Balls ends, the bassline drops and a whole new beast forms. Begining with Twister's Revolution, the set gets down and fast revealing a very trancey side. The only change in my humble opinon would be to move Down and Dirty to later in the set. But all in all this album is great and the second best of the Mixed Live series, only trailing Tall Pauls first effort in the Mixed Live series. But then again, this is my humble opinion. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Not Good at All Review: I read this book in about an hour because I did not like the way it was written. I just wanted to find out what was going to happen at the end. It jumps between three generations of women in a family, and their struggles with men. They are of very different values, although they are family. That was the only vaguely interesting part of the book. I found the story fairly implausible and did not make a very compelling argument as to why Aisha was with her white fiance in the first place. Then she meets this other black guys and falls in love at first sight. I usually find Little to be a decent AA author, but this left much to be desired. I was turned off after the first chapter. Her book "Good Hair", which also discussed class, was much better. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: