Q: Title: I wanted to like this CD, I really did Review: I wanted to like this CD, I really did, but I just couldn't. Andy Griffith is a good singer, who can rattle off those blue-grass songs making them just spring to life. The problem is that in this CD he takes a group of hymns and tries to sing them like he's an opera singer. His voice is good, but doesn't match this style. As such, the songs come off a little irritating, like when you sit in church next to a repressed opera singer.Worse, you'll notice that while the title mentions 25 hymns, there are only 14 tracks here. For each track he sings just a bit of the hymn, leaving you feeling like there should be more but you somehow got ripped off. It's very nice to hear old Andy singing again, and in spite of everything that does make this a pretty fair CD, but that's it, fair = 2 stars. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: It's common sense Review: I actually picked up this book way back in college. And quite frankly, it was a joke. Unless you are completely devoid of common sense, these "strategies" shouldn't be new to you. This book is definitely not worth picking up. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: ..and this is a 'comeback'. Review: I just can't understand why this album is selling so much. It must be because there hasn't really been anything for it to compete against. I actually did want to buy this album, but I previewed it first. I'm glad that I didn't waste my money. I will list the tracks that are worth anything-Yeah (if you aren't sick of it by now, which I pretty much am), Burn, and Bad Girl (This is better than the hits) I would definitely suggest downloading/previewing tracks to see if this is your cup of tea. It sure isn't mine. I do like other material of Usher's, so I'm not biased in any way. This is my opinion based on the album material. Side note: I think Usher is becoming quite full of himself-read Rolling Stone's article where he was featured. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Hmmmm... Review: Most often when I read a book in school, it ruins it completely for it, but this one I enjoyed to some extent. But the pointless death at the end made me angry. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
