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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Fantastic introduction to this great artist Review: I think that the title of this series, "20th Century Masters", is truly accurate when applied to Steve Winwood. An almost unmatched vocalist (I, for one, think only Thom Yorke of Radiohead comes close today), magnificent piano, organ (harpsichord etc.etc.) And guitar player, And songwriter to boot, the guy is completely way above capacity with that rare form of transcendental musical talent.I am glad that the cd only captures his work from the late 60's, early 70's, because it was his best period. Although (and here's picking at straws) if it were me, I would have definitly added "Rainmaker" and "Heaven is in your Mind" and left out "Empty Pages" which is the one song on the compliation which hints of Winwood's future direction.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Better than its reviews Review: As a Coen Brothers movie (O Brother, Where Art Thou?), this is a 3-star movie but among all movies, it's a 4.There is a lot that happens beneath the average movie watcher's radar here (not a slam of movie watchers, I wish I were less critical of movies I watch and I wish I could just sit back and enjoy them). The movie is very good and is VERY Coen Brothers.If you're expecting a War of Roses movie, you'll like this better than you expect. If you're expecting a ha-ha funny movie, you'll be disappointed.The best part of the movie is watching the characters par, dance, jab, avoid, and complement each other throughout the scenes.Clooney is fun and he goes from slimeball lawyer to a likeable guy. Any movie that can do THAT is masterful! (Obviously this would never happen in read life!)
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Cleanup? Review: Make no mistake! This product resembles old chewing gum, when trying to remove from drywall, brick, cinder block, etc. If left on, for long periods, ie; classroom for a year, you will find it nearly impossible to remove without resorting to chemical means. It will often remove the drywall's paper and/or paint from underlying surface. Don't expect your custodian to appreciate this as a means to hang stuff on a wall, unless nobody cares what it looks like ever again.
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