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Title: One delight among good material Product review: Shocking Blue created a substantial quantity of material, much of which is better than the famous "Venus". The gem on this album is the haunting "Daemon Lover". The pleasant "Water Boy" is notable for featuring a sitar. There are a variety of musical styles here ("Sally Was A Good Old Girl" is country, for instance) and this adds to the impression that the musical quality is uneven. Several songs (including "Little Cooling Planet" and "Seven Is A Number In Magic") have unusual rhythms that dominate the other aspects of the music. Generally, like all of Shocking Blue's music, this CD has a peculiar charm stemming from many sources, one of which is that much European rock sounds akilter to American ears. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: FrothLatte MiniMixer Product review: This unit is VERY cheap and I do not expect it to last very long. Getting the batteries into the unit was nearly impossible without breaking the cheap plastic housing. I would spend a few more dollars and get a higher end unit. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Don't Buy It!!! Product review: I was recommended a similar book to this one, but had a friend that actually read this one and we both regret ever reading the books. I was personally given another book written by this couple on women's roles, and it is awful. The authors sound convincing, but even Satan can quote scripture. Please don't buy it, don't buy the book or the ideas in it, they are greatly in error. Although I didn't read it, what I've heard of the ideas in this book could lead to child abuse. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Last Big Thing - Best of the L.A. Indies finally out on DVD Product review: I think the humor of this very quirky comedy will entertain you; this movie did get a distribution deal in 1996 (and played in theaters all over the US) through Carl Ikahn's Stratosphere Entertainment, and was supposed to get released thru Fox-Lorber Home Video. Both of these companies no longer exist, but happily "The Last Big Thing," true to its title, holds up through time! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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