Question: Title: Nothing to write home to the folks about.... Review: This is not the most exciting album out there, nor the most enjoyable. Before I point out its flaws, I should point out that it's not a total waste... a few tracks are keepers. Under the Influence, Safety Pin, and Long Walk Home are all good... Better Days is ok until you've heard it for the gajillionth time, and The Milky Way is really keen but it's only 45 seconds long. The rest, unfortunately, blends together in one grey and uninspired blob. Basement Show, Smokescreen, Salt Bag Spill (what kind of title is THAT! ), and Billhilly are EXCEPTIONALLY bad. Adding to the disappointment factor of the bad songs on the album is the fact that the songs sound like a collection of Beck outtakes... it's really uncanny how much these guys rip Beck's style off. If you want weird (but good) music, I'd suggest you just buy Beck's Odelay, a far superior album to Mobile Estates. Steer clear of this one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Poor quality Review: At first the legs are ok but within few months the joints start to give in. I almost lost the camera due to a loose joint.Will not suggest anybody trusting this tripod with your expensive camera.There ra ebetter options such as Olympus. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: If You Like Palm, You'll Like the E2 Review: The Tungsten E2 is a solid, inexpensive Palm for Palm lovers. If you're not especially a fan of Palm handhelds, I can't imagine you'll especially like the E2. It's quick. Hasn't shut down on my in the month I've had it. Responsive touch screen.Comes with SMS software that lets you read and send text messages from the Tungsten if you have a Bluetooth enabled phone. You can dial calls too. I don't know how practical these features are, but I use them. It's nice being able to write text messages with Graffiti.Speaking of Graffiti, if you haven't bought a new Palm in a while, Graffiti is now Graffiti 2, a clunky, many-stroked shadow of its former self. Still usable though. Hacks are available to revert to old Graffiti.If you like Palm, and don't have enough money for a TX, the E2 is solid. I'm just coming off a Treo (that broke after less than a year) and the larger display and added features (notepad, for one) are big improvements in the E2. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: