Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: you get what you pay for Review: I don't know what status these batteries are but new they are not. I followed standard full charge full discharge procedure and at two weeks I'm still having to charge every 7 hrs just like the one I was replacing. I would have expected better performance from a reconditioned battery which I suspected these might be due to the price. Don't bother paying the shipping on this item.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Complicated plot - didn't finish this book Review: I checked this book out of the library because my wife is named Carolyn. Although the storyline is good, there were so many characters and the plot was so complicated, I finally gave up on it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Did there really have to be a "Ballad Of Gary Hart"? Review: Even if it did turn out to be sort of a post-Monica "Hail To the Chief" as accidental prophecy? By this I mean the title track (don't look for it by either of the other "titles" I mentioned). The spectacle of Neil boppin' to a Supremes-style beat has only curiosity value, which lasts for only one playing. Then, who cares? Everything in here by Neil is nothing in comparison to what he gives us on his own albums. All of CSN(Y?)'s '90s albums reveal a band afraid of becoming '70s dinosaurs. The problem is, that's what they're best at. They ain't worth diddly as honorary gen-X'ers. I miss the REAL CSN, dammit!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Pure, clasic, timeless Review: This DVD is an amazing document of two legends that, unfortunately, most people outside of Chicago and New Orleans have never heard of. Little Brother Montgomery is in his late 70's here, but still delivers the goods. His segment is only 30 minutes, but this DVD is worth it. There's a good interview as well. This man was a huge figure in the history of the blues, but still doesn't get much of the credit he deserves. If you play jazz, blues, pop, or rock piano, you were influenced by him whether you know it or not.Wingy Manone is also on here. He's 81 or 82 here, and still gets the job done. He is the one-armed trumpet player who is remembered not only for his horn playing, but his New Orleans jive talkin as well. He played with Bing Crosby for 5 years, and was a truely original, great performer. Even if you have never heard of these two greats, you won't be dissapointed with this DVD.
