Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Concert is still on PBS stations Review: First, let me say that I am Josh Groban fan. I didn't see him on Ally McBeal, but happened to watch his PBS concert a few years ago. That was when I bought everything I could get my hands on. At last count, I have 8 copies of Josh Groban CD's. Okay, now comes the difficult part. I saw the "Live at the Greek" concert this past Friday and what a difference! For me, it wasn't a good difference either. Perhaps he was worn out from a grueling tour schedule but it was a poor choice to wait until the end to record it at the Greek. I've decided not to buy this Concert. However, I'm really looking forward to Josh's next CD. I'm sure his beautiful voice will be back on track.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: An Exaltation of Larks: 2 Review: The price was right. The service was perfect. However, I was disappointed in the condition of the book. Described as, "Like New," the dust jacket was soiled and the book, when closed, exhibits a black, permanent marker line across the edges of the pages. This book was to be a gift. I had other books to choose from that were slightly more expensive, but I chose this copy because of the glowing description. I may buy from this source again, but I won't trust it's descriptions.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Starting to see... Review: Iain Banks always rates very highly when people list their favorite science fiction authors and/or books. My first book by Banks wasThe Player of Gameswhich I read last summer (and enjoyed). When this book showed up as a free Kindle book, I grabbed it and read it. It is the first in the Culture universe, and gives quite a lot of background, at the cost of a well-plotted story unfortunately. Not that the story is bad... it just gets a bit tedious at times. As my title says, I'm starting to see why so many love Iain Banks' science fiction. I expect, as I read more of the Culture novels, to become a greater fan.
