Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Normally I love to hear my favourite albums remastered, and God knows there are plenty of '80s albums that desperately need it (Psychocandy!). However, I think that the decidedly murky sound quality of this album was its best feature. Let's face it, this really isn't the Cure's best album. My personal favourites are 'Faith' and 'The Head On The Door', but 'Pornography' had always seemed really good. That is, until they remastered it. Sure, now you can hear every 'nuance', but on top of that you can also hear just how frightfully mediocre the songs are. With the old version, it sounded like the band recorded the album at the bottom of a swamp, and that seemed to work really well with the overall sound and feel of the album. But now that it sounds all clean and clear, you realise just how weak this album was in the first place. To the original version of the album, I give four stars. But to this remaster, I give two. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you have children who love to sing you need this book :) It is so much fun singing with them and they have allot of fun with these songs that are changed around to the tune of old favorite songs :) Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This field guide handy bird book to have around the house, but not so great in the field. The color illustrations offer limited variations for seasonal plumage and the color is very inaccurate. Most importantly the information and illustrations are in separate sections of the book making identification cumbersome. I recommend sticking to Sibley's or the National Geographic field guide. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I don't feel this book has a workable solution to the problem. It is a method that requires much more than most people can give to the problem. The book is actually a booklet and the cost was too much for what it offers. Answer:
