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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When this movie first came out it was a perfect rainy day date movie. Well, it still is. Cameo performances from a very young Jeroen Krabbe, as well as Kim Basinger make this a real collectors item. Atmospheric, moody, not the greatest script, but hey the visuals rock it. And you learn how to eat crawfish.Totally worth the price. Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Are they really trying to sell a ps1 for $600? Who would buy this, I have my old ps1 in a box somewhere that still works, maybe some sucker will buy it off me. I'm willing to sell it for half the price. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I only used it once before winter came, but it did the job just as I wanted it to. However, I gave up trying to fold it up and just stored it open. Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Larry Young has been referred to as the "Coltrane of the B-3 organ". While I applaud those who appreciate his artistry, I believe that this description does not really do him justice. During the era that this recording was made, jazz organ on Blue Note was dominated by Jimmy Smith, whose success helped keep Blue Note afloat financially. Jimmy played in a blues and boppish style. Larry Young, on the other hand, had a totally different conception. This date from 1965, really showcased his advanced harmonic and melodic style. Additionally, the supporting cast was truly world class; Woody Shaw on trumpet (one of his first dates), Joe Henderson, and the legendary Elvin Jones. This was truly a date for the ages; it sounds just as fresh today as it did when released over 40 years ago! This recording should be in everyone's basic jazz library. Answer:
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