Title: Back to Form! Review: This is a hauntingly wonderful CD from The Residents. The lyrics seem quite banal when read on the page, but hearing them sung is akin to coming across a diary one kept as a child and re-discovered in an attic many years later - there is a creepy sense of familiarity with the themes but an increduality that the words were actually put on paper in innocence.... I love this CD and forgive The Residents for their American Composers CDs that cost me a fortune in the UK and were so dull! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Can't stop charges Review: You can only order the e-version by credit card. I gave them a credit card that would expire prior to my next renewal and surprise the WSJ managed to put thru a charge anyway. As stated in the other reviews there is nothing in the site labeled cancel subscription. So once they have your number- watch out, unless you are willing to spend a LONG LONG time on the PHONE (i.e. not computer) trying to get your charges reversed. I personally believe both items are purposeful, only taking a charge card and then offering no on line method to cancel the subscription. Customer service is a JOKE!!!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: This won the National Book Critics Circle Award? Review: This is just the type of book that wins these types of awards. Goldbarth's poems tend to be prosey and verbose. He has some good ideas behind the poems, and a few good lines. But that isn't what we read poetry for--ideas. Where are the images that can't be forgotten? Where is the play that language does so well? This is a poet like Jorie Graham, one who tries to say something, then gets bogged down with free association. There is some good stuff in the poems, but as a whole they are a let down. The opening poem, "Library" happens to be a poem where this works, but it is a list poem, and you can get a little wordy in those. The book runs a little long for a poetry collection (over 120 pages). Goldbarth could have used a good editor cull it some. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Franken ad nauseum Review: Environmentalists (including those ELF folks who torched our lab at UW) should decry the sad and pathetic waste of good trees that took place to publish this disgusting missive from one of the many Democrat political bottom feeders. Franken's continual use of hateful rhetoric and misleading invective leaves little room for serious political thought, much less any kind of coherent message oh his part. He belongs to an exclusive gang of small men with small ideas, men who play a large part in degrading the political discourse of our nation.Rather than put forth a positive agenda for America, Franken continues the standard radical Democrat modus operandi of engaging the politics of personal destruction, rather than that of the cerebellum.Bottom Line: Even serious liberals and socialists can garner no more than cheap laughs from a man with cheap morals.By the way...One star is a generous rating. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
