Title: Fearless v Easy v Socrates... Product review: After reading Fearless Jones I was not disappointed. Walter Mosley paints an effective picture of what day to day life was for many African Americans in the '50s. Its interesting reading about those days, long before the existence of many things we take for granted; ie cell phones. Of all the male protagonists that Mr. Mosley has created, Fearless is very appealing. I'm hoping that he will continue the series and meet Easy Rawlins and my all time favorite Mosley character, Mouse. If you are a fan of Walter Mosley writings, you will enjoy this effort. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Where has Iacocca's brain gone? Product review: This book is nothing but a divisive, hate-filled diatribe against President Bush. I bought it to get some insight into Mr Iacocca's views of leadership. Instead what I got is 263 pages of anti-Bush rhetoric that is the same ignorant material that is found on the infantile pages of the Daily Kos and other extreme liberal web pages. It is obvious that Mr Iacocca did not write this or, if he did, he is slipping ungracefully into senility. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Classic Vangelis Product review: Before Vangelis became known in the Western music world-- helped along by the motion picture soundtracks for Chariots of Fire and Bladerunner--he helped create the genre of electronic music. He was a pioneer in the true sense of the word.First Released in 1975, Heaven and Hell is a masterpiece. It is at times operatic--with the appearance of the English Chamber Choir--and at times lyrically soothing--encompassing the angelic voices of Jon Anderson and Vana Veroutis. Instrumentally, Heaven and Hell delves into the the psyche of the human spirit and hearkens to our very beginings. Appropriately, sections of this release were used for Carl Sagan's 1970s television series "Cosmos."I first discovered this album in 1982 and recently replaced the vinyl with the CD and am now rediscovering it. Any true fan of Vangelis--or electronic music--must include this in his collection. It is perhaps Vangelis' true begining in popular electronic music, and is a journey unto itself. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Simply Genius Product review: My favorite definition of genius is taking something complex and communicating it in a simple manner so that many people are able to understand the complex subject.I believe that Peter has done this with the subject of trauma and healing of trauma.Very insightful, creative, and inspiring. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
