Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Note that this is simply a 9 page film synopsis Review: I purchased this, thinking it was a biography of Paul Erdos. It's actually a nine page synopsis of a film of the same name.I've since asked for a refund. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Useful Review: This is a really useful addition to your ps3, it's a simple way to charge up the controllers without using all the usb ports. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: VERY DISAPPOINTED! Review: This was a very ditzy love story --Writing and story pulled together quite well but I surely could have done with out all the vulgarity.Just because guys use the f word - it should never come out of a ladys' mouth.I felt like I was associating with a very common person. [low grade mentality]Please don't bother to comment on my comments as I am too busy looking for excellent authors to bother coming back to read any further comments.Sorry but I would not recommend this book to any of my lady friends -- there are better out there. Shame on you editors!I read enough to know the difference between good and common. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: a technical tour de force, but otherwise a waste of time Review: If you like Liszt and romantic excessiveness, you'll love this disc (and indeed the other discs in the series). If however, you share my tastes -- everything from early Baroque to late Beethoven and not too much thereafter, you'll probably despise this.To see why, consider for example, track 2 of disc 1, entitled "Réminiscences de Don Juan" -- almost 20 minutes of music based on Mozart's Don Giovanni. I love Don Giovanni and know it very well. I would say about 4 or 5 minutes are completely recognizable Mozart, about 10 minutes are butchered Mozart and the rest are pure Liszt extravagences. You will be very impressed with Howard's playing, but if your looking for recognizable transcriptions of both well-known and obscure operatic works, you will be disappointed. This track is more Liszt than Mozart. And one can make similar comments about the other tracks. Answer:
