Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Too minimal, even for ambient? Review: I'm not sure I've ever listened to a "grayer" album - it feels as though any emotional and personal touch of the artist has been stricken from the music. Even the oblique and alien sound textures of Autechre seem more inviting than the lifeless and remote tracks of "Substrata". Several moments of the album reminded me of the soundtrack to the Japanese anime "Ghost in the Shell" - I think I could appreciate these tracks more if they occured within a similar context. As is, there's not enough that catches my interest.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Darling Toy Review: This toy was a big hit for my toddler. He loved putting the shapes in the trunk of the car and driving it around the house.My only gripe is that the shapes are color sorted: Red circle goes in red shape, green star goes in green shape, etc. This sort of defeats the educational power of learning shapes when you can "cheat" by just sorting by color.However, it's darling, well made and I'd buy it again.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: John O'Dowd isn't the only one Review: I always like seeing my name in print, but after reading Mr. O'Dowd's comments, I figure I should chime in. My experience is very much like Mr. O'Dowd's ... I am quoted (a bit incorrectly, but close enough) in Haney's book, and am named as the speaker who asks Peck a question about acting in bad movies, but I was never contacted about the anecdote, which comes in fact from my personal blog. It's also worth noting that Haney gets the context of the anecdote wrong ... she calls me a "journalist" speaking to Peck "around" the time Boys from Brazil came out (1978), when the conversation I had with Peck came more than ten years later, when I was just a graduate student sitting in an auditorium while Peck took some questions from the audience.And, again like Mr. O'Dowd, I am very easy to reach, via the very website where Haney found the anecdote in the first place.If my experience, and that of Mr. O'Dowd, is any indication, I don't suppose I'll be buying Haney's book.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: 4.5 stars! Interesting "out of time" story. Review: I am usually not much of a fan of stories dealing with time anomalies, but this one is well done. I have read the author's sci-fi series of Intrepid Force novels, which are much longer and more in depth-- but this story, though shorter, is also quite inventive in plot. I feel it would also interest teen readers, as a large part of its focus involves an occurence that happened when the main character, Jim, was twelve.The story has a good deal of nostalgia for those of us who's childhood spanned through the seventies. You will read about many familiar things from that era as you make your way through the story.The struggle to set things right and establish the correct timeline is interesting in the ramifications that result. It shows, in several instances, that the power of love is strong enough to make huge differences in people's lives.I recommend this book to all readers, and now I am off to read Timothy Wise's new fantasy novel, The Sign of the Sword.
