Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Couldn't Have Been Better! Review: Besides the rather blatant reviews, I for one really liked the concise history that Mr Meyer has written. In my opinion, this book really is great; it gives a rather detailed explanation of Japan from its prehistory, to the Mongol invasions, to the Tokugawa isolation, to the Meiji era, to the American invasion of Japan in 1945, and to its current military and economic world power position today. The book could have had some more illustratons, except for a map of Japan, but then again, it's all right. I suggest that beginners in Japanese history start with something a bit more generalized, but it's a great book. In my opinion, every history buff should own this book. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Shorter with fewer loose ends, please Review: About halfway through the book I realized that there was no place for the author to go and that no one was going to be redeemed or somehow figure out how to escape the inevitable. I read the second half with the hope that I was wrong. There were loose ends (what happens to Amelia's husband) and introduction of personal history that mattered but was not a thread throughout the book (details about Tucker). A few chapters about the angels is meant to rationalize the whole story--but it doesn't, not really. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: If you only want one Weird Al CD then this is the one to get Review: Many people -including me - consider "Dare To Be Stupid" to be Weird Al's best work to date (as of 2007). Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Great tribute to a pioneer of industrial music Review: This is one of the best tribute albums of the year. The Magnetic Fields' cover of "I Die You Die" is original, as are the _many_ versions of "Are Friends Electric". Great for any Numan fan, as well as a fans of industrial dance music as a genre. Answer:
