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Title: IN TOUCH WITH THE NATURE. Product review: IMAGINE HAVING A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN RELAX AND GET OUT OF TROUBLE. THIS HAPPENED TO A FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY, WIL. HIS FATHER WORKS FOR THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT AND THE COMPANY OFFERED A NEW JOB OUTSIDE OF THE CITY. HE ACCEPTS IT. ONE DAY WIL WAS RIDING ON HIS BICYCLE WHEN HE SAW A ISLAND THAT WAS LIKE A MAGNET TRYING TO ATTRACT HIM TO IT. HE FINALLY GOES TO THE ISLAND HE RELAXES, PAINTS, AND WRITE ABOUT NATURE THE MOVEMENTS OF THE ANIMALS AND FILLINGS.IM A GARY PAULSEN FAN BUT I THINK THAT THIS IS NOT ONE OF HIS BEST WRITTEN BOOKS. I SPECIALLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE NATURE AND THE POWERFUL AND COLORFUL, PAULSEN WRITING. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Disgusting! Product review: Like another reviewer clearly stated, this is not a metal band, but a pop band in disguise. The stupid singer's voice is almost unbearable, the songs are ballad-ish and too pop like. The only thing that saves this from being a one star album are the songs Tell Me and Wait. Those are actually pretty good songs. But the rest is disgusting. i just don't get how this band got any commercial success in the late 80's world of metal. When The Children Cry has got to be one of the most lame, dumb, idiotic ballads ever. AWORD OF WARNIN': THIS AIN'T NO METAL ALBUM Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Schubert nuts should love this Product review: This CD contains thirty songs from Franz Schreker's early period. Schreker isn't a well-known composer, and this certainly has much to do with growing anti-Semitism in Austria at the time. He is mostly known for his operas (like "Die Gezeichneten"), but this CD proves that he was also a gifted songwriter.Most of the songs address the subjects of love, love lost and death, especially the death of children, which calls Mahler to mind. Each song is carefully constructed in the manner of Schubert with the harmonic progressions typical of early German modernist composers.The audio quality is perfectly acceptable with both voice and piano coming through clearly.One of the CD's gems is "Das hungernde Kind," based on a text from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn," a source that Mahler used very frequently.If you like the music of Gustav Mahler, Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert and Alexander von Zemlinsky, I thoroughly recommend this CD. Enjoy! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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