Ques:Title: Songs Beatles gave away. Product review: All the songs on this CD are those given away by Lennon/McCartney to other singers like Cilla Black, Peter & Gordon, etc. The Beatles themselves never recorded those songs (not officially, at least).This album was done by a Beatles cover band from Australia called The Beatnix (now they call themselves 'The Beatels' - right spelling) the way the original Beatles would have done it. I saw Beatnix a few times on stage and love their performance. Listen to 'Step Inside Love' or 'That Means A Lot' from this CD, and you'll know how good they really are. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Just what I needed Product review: The finger pad on my lap top has been faulting out lately, and I purchased this mouse hoping for a quick fix. It worked perfectly and I am no longer ridiculously irritated with my computer whenever I try to click things. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: energetic, creative & unik. Product review: This album is in my top 3 listing. I recommend the last song in this album-dark mavis to all listeners all around the world. I like the synthesizers and guitars in this album most. It seems that U.K. bands have always been producing great/new trends of music. Tax Loss, Disgusting & Wide Open Space are really masterpiece. For those rock fans out there, get this album(break you bank accounts, if neccessary) to experience this classic work from u.k. Believe me, you'll find this CD(like me), amongst your favourites of all time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Good Stuff Product review: A much more interesting read than other books I've attempted in this genre (and, for that matter, than Straub's Ghost Story). I usually don't like mystery/horror novels, but picked up a copy on a lark, and found it spellbinding. The story was tight, had believable twists throughout, and featured characters that kept you vacillating between loving 'em and hating 'em. Not gory at all, just well-choreographed and clever. If his other books read like The Throat, I plan on picking up more Straub in the future. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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