Title: Cool story! Review: This is the last of Dickson's three books that I've read. I have to admit that even though it was his first novel, it was his best. I was totally absorbed by the story. Set in the late 21st Century, Dickson postulates a world in a cold peace with the fractious CSSH (Confederated States of the Southern Hemisphere) stirring-up trouble. Add an independent space city state orbiting Earth and controlled by a cult-like artificial intelligence, a voyage to Europa to discover the first living examples of extra-terrestrial life (fossils already having been discovered on Mars), and a mysterious and powerful group of aliens now returning to reassert control over our civilization, which they initially started in the dim past, and you've got the recipe for great science fiction. I look forward to Dickson's next work! Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Perfect! Review: Love them! They work perfectly! I bought them for my husband and he uses them every time he wears a tie, and comments on how well he likes them almost every time! Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Honestly Review: I hate to say this, but my daughter and I disliked this album. We have an extensive music library including everything from the MOldy Peaches to They Might Be Giants to Ralph Covert to Dan Zanes. And as a whole we love musicthat makes you want to dance. As my two year old stated yucky. And I have to agree, we rather listen to CSN original verision of Teach Your Children or any of CSN songs, And Madonna album has better sounding songs then the Little Star honestly get the original verision of the songs. We did not get any further then song 6 which is Baby of Mine, so the album may improve after the 6 song, but I would be suprised. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Quite charming Review: This material ranges from the superlative to the dull. But the vast majority is delightful, winningly sung and played, with the big names of that era featured: Simon Preston, Ian Partridge, Robert Tear, and the incomparable David Munrow.This CD is the contents of two mid 60s LPs with a few tidbits from another tossed in. Maybe it's just familiarity, but the seelctions I prefer are those from the LP I had. Great to hear again, in a clear, light transfer. The recording is quite good; try Deo gracias Anglia with the headphones...just stellar.Stuff you won't readily hear elsewhere; performance ideas have changed for this music, mostly downhill, I would argue. This is joyous, jolly, full of verve and merthe. Is the review positive or negative?
