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Q: Title: A true master at the table.... Review: Richie Hawtin, aka Plastikman, has given us a true, minimalist masterpiece. Separating himself from his house/trance peerage, Hawtin scrapes your bones with one of the smoothest mixing jobs you will ever hear. Many people reject this album (and others like it) because it is "boring", but nothing could be further from the truth. True, it is not very accessable by the general public, but that's not the point, now is it? "...909's" subtle complexities are its greatest strengths; and just as Bach's fugues mesh layer upon layer of melody and rhythm, so does Hawtin with his 3 tables, drum machine and mixer. YOU CAN BARELY DETECT THE TRANSITIONS FROM TRACK TO TRACK!!!! You will most likely have 1 of 2 reactions while listening to this album: 1.You will analyze it as you would a Miles Davis record; or 2.You will get onto the *** dancefloor and rave 'till you collapse -- your choice. Either way, you will be transformed... Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Extremely funny, but offensive at parts Review: This DVD of a taped live performance of Kathy Giffin is extremely funny. Griffin is very random and that makes for great comedy. If you have no interest in celebrites than this is not for you. The vast majority of her humor is about celebrities and popular culture. I wish there was not so much languge and sexual content. Other than that it is very funny. Expecially the part about Brook Sheild's wedding. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: definitely not David's best work Review: About the only thing this book had going for it was the fact that Q was the main character. Usually Peter David's Trek novels are stellar (Imzadi, Q-Squared, and Q-In-Law were all great). I bought I,Q. with the expectation that it would be such another wonderful story. Instead, it takes a rather interesting premise and makes it into on of the dullest stories I've ever read that wasn't for Early American Lit. Is this product review negative?
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