Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Good music Review: I could give John Michael Montgomery's What I Do The Best five stars, because the songs are great. The toe-tapping "Ain't Got Nothin' on Us" is solid, as are "Friends", "How Was I To Know", "What I Do The Best", and John Michael's moving tribute to his father, "I Miss You A Little". Another great song is "A Few Cents Short". That song, along with "I Miss You A Little", was written by John Michael himself. However, this record, unlike John Michael's previous albums Kickin' It Up and John Michael Montgomery, is heavily weighted toward ballads. John Michael is a great ballad singer, but I also like to hear him sing upbeat songs such as "Be My Baby Tonight", "Sold", and "Cowboy Love". Fortunately, besides "Ain't Got Nothin' On Us", John Michael includes two other great upbeat songs, "Lucky Arms" and "Paint The Town Redneck", on this record. What I Do The Best is a solid collection with good music. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: godawful Review: I'm amazed at all the mostly positive reviews! I have read the book and loved it, but this film makes no sense. Without Vonnegut's point of view there's no guiding force behind the zaniness, and it's hard to feel sorry for director Alan Rudolph because he changed the book around so much (in the book, Celia is already dead and Hoover is much more violent- less PC- at the end) I feel sorry for all the actors involved because they embarass themselves- the only bright spot is Mark Isham's moody, mind-massaging score. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Once again, Anthony blows me away! Review: As a huge fan of Anthony Rapp from RENT and "You're a Good Man, Chalie Brown," I was pretty confident I'd really enjoy his solo CD. I thought I'd listen to it all the time; put it on repeat while I studied, or cleaned my room.Wow, I was wrong. Love is hardly a strong enough word. Nearly every song on this album speaks to me, personally. I was a little concerned about some of the songs; the beginning of "Human Tornado", for example--I thought I would hate the song, or some of the instrumental beginnings, but each song settled into mood of its own. I've heard people condemn his lyrics for being somewhat trite (as in "Living Alive", for example), but there's such an honesty in the simplicity. Absolutely every time I hear "Out, Out, Damn Spot!" I start laughing (even at work...), and I have cried every single time I've heard "Visits to You".Fine, I'm typical and emotional. So sue me. I loved it. Answer:
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