Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've been a fan of Phil Keaggy for near 20 years, a fan of Glass Harp for the last 5. Hourglass is the best of what you liked about 60's & 70's music. The songs are melodic, truthfull, inspiring, uplifting, and just plain fun. Remember when the music & the message made you feel good? I play guitar too, so I like to play & sing along with this cd. Phil, Daniel, & John together make up what great bands are: excellent musicianship, great songs, and an interplay to bring their creativity to a higher level.I say... Enjoy! D.Postma Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's hard to say what reaction was strongest to this book. Was I more turned on, fascinated, amused, or outraged? Ian Philips is one of the cleverest and most sophisticated queer writers penning short stories today. He seems capable of adopting any point of view in order to make his point. I fear that Satyriasis may not get the attention it deserves because Philips demands so much of his readers. It takes an intelligent and well-informed polymorphous perverse personality to follow the twists and turns of this razor-sharp satirist and satyriast. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have been a fan of Glen Hughes since his days in Trapeze. So I must say, that doing this does not come easy, but this cd is the worst product that I ever bought from this artist. I don't know what his goal was by doing this, but he definitely missed the mark if it was simply to do something different. I was totally sucked in by his live in Japan cd, and was hoping that this would be more of the same with the possibility that maybe he would add some new stuff. Boy, was I taken aback with what I saw and heard, it's horrible... Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Too many mistakes were made in this book.Not even basic explanation can be seen here.I have read this book 3 times and finally decide to change another book.This writer never takes the side of reader.He should have tested all code with JDK. Answer:

A: