Title: Great music and great insight into Ryan Adams Review: As a fan of Ryan Adams most people are also fans of raw acoustic and stripped down music. This DVD provides an insight into both. As he travels he plays great tunes that he is able to adapt to the musical style of each location and the people he meets. The music is great and the sound quality is even better. It is also a nice look at the more relaxed and creative side of Ryan Adams. I recommend it to any fan. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: THE BOOK OF LIFE, IN FACT MY NEW LIFE! Review: I am really interested in Eastern culture, especially that of Buddhist people. In Siddharta, I learned a lot about Buddhist clerics, especially about their lifestyles... I believe that what Hesse tells us about those people are the typical information that we could ever get... I am a young man, and I have my own problems...I found myself in Siddharta, and I could look at the world through Siddharta's eyes...that is, I insistently recommend this book to young people of the world... I am a Muslim, and I could find lots of things in Siddharta that are similar to my worldview...and I believe that Siddharta emboddies the main properties of all religions... Siddharta: a book for all people,a book for all religions.... Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: A gem! Review: Here an almost perfect cast was chosen to record one of Verdi's greatest operas! The Voce Verdiana, Carlo Bergonzi, sings a most beautiful Don Carlo, the mature Renata Tebaldi sings a ravishing Elisabetta (except some tiny insecurities, how glorious she could have been 10 years earlier!), Grace Bumbry breathes fire as Eboli and Nicolai Ghiaurov offers his best Filippo ever. The low point is Fischer-Dieskau's Rodrigo, hardly idiomatic. Still, a must for Verdi-lovers! Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Slippery Slope... Review: The Cure provided the soundtrack to my adolescence, so I might seem too biased, too much of a purist to provide an evenhanded review. Could be. However, when Disintegration came out in my sophomore year of High School, I was itching to get my hands on whatever the band would put out next. Surprise, surprise: turned out to be complete and utter tripe! Even worse, this album was a harbinger of things to come; the subsequent albums Wish and Wild Mood Swings showed that R. Smith was creatively bankrupt. It's a rock 'n roll cliche that bands never know when to quit, and it sure holds true in this case. The Cure had an incredibly rich and glorious career, but I guess the drinking and cocaine finally took their toll on Smithy's brain... Is the review positive or negative?
