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Title: What the Hell Linkin Park Review: I am a huge Linkin Park fan. I practically memorized their old cds i like them that much, which is why Minutes to Midnight is such a disappointment. Gone is the hard rocking-rock/rap that I loved and what made them famous and in its place is a cd of poorly done balads. Chester & Mike DONT SHARE ANY TRACKS. No tracks with an awesome rap beat mixed with a hardcore rock song, its not there at all, its really terrible. This cd is so terrible that after listening to it once I may never listen to it again and just hope that they come out with something better in a couple years. Then again they could put out an album of dogs barking to a rock/rap beat and it would be better then this piece of garbage. I never write reviews for music but I felt obligated for this one. If you are a Linkin Park fan, DON'T BUY THIS ALBUM. Just pretend that they never put out a new album and wait patiently for them to come to their senses. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Great American Singer/Songwriter Review: I became interested in Cory Morrow after hearing "Nashville Blues" on the radio in Austin, TX. I picked up that album "The Man That I've Been" and found it to be a collection of catchy, well-written songs that can only be classified as country, but have nothing to do with the schmaltz that comes out of Nashville these days. Since I was so fond of that album, I had high hopes for the follow up. And, after listening to "Outside the Lines" a few times, I am not disappointed. The original songs are a little more mature than those on previous albums. The cover songs, "Friend of the Devil" and "Straight to Hell" are really well done and appropriate to the type of music Cory does. I think the album is fantastic. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Player good, software stinks Review: If my experience with Musicmatch is used, I will never buy another RCA mp3 player. I received it for Christmas 2002, and have used it a LOT. If you leave the batteries in, they seem to drain for some reason. The music quality is very good, and it's not too hard to use. I wasn't aware that you could play WMA files. I like sticking with good old mp3s.Like other people, I have been very unhappy with Musicmatch. The old software works fine. You can add or remove music and see what is in the player. Now you can add music, but you can only remove music or see what is loaded by clicking on the drive icon in windows. It's VERY irritating, and Musicmatch does not seem interested in resolving the problem. With Real and Itunes supporting various players, I will try another brand in the future. Right now my eye is on the Dell jukebox. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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