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Title: OUTSTANDING ! Review: Raymond "PIG" Watts and co. have done it again, they've created another Industrial masterpiece! This one just may be their best yet! "Praise the Lard" was my favorite with "Sinsation" close second and "The Swining/Red,raw,& Sore" in third.I'm tempted to say that this may be PIG's finest yet!.....maybe??? Riot Religion & Rightousness is pretty "bumpin" and F.O.M. is certainly creepy.....this CD has it all. Every time I hear it I fall in love with a different song, but I keep diggin' "A Fate worse Than Death"....that song is a trip! Definately a must for all PIG fans, I'm really glad they finaly released it in amerikkka. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE AND JUST PLAIN HORRIBLE Review: You need to list "0" stars here, there is no option for that? Because this is what I give this CD. I don't think anybody who can ACTUALLY HEAR could think this guy can sing?? Anyone can sing in this fake high screeching voice, just try it, you'll see. He's taking everyone for a ride with this. People will buy anything today and think it's cool (because they want to look cool.) but this guy just ain't happening. This guy is far from cool; he's laughable. I can't believe people are this stupid to buy this act. This is a no-talent guy riding his dad's coat tails. Oh brother. What saddens me the most is how stupid people really are to like this [...] and call it music? What's the draw in making some adult man sound and sing like a five year old?? This guy's a joke. Either that or else everyone's gone deaf. I actually cringe with embarrassment when I hear this guy. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative


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Title: Another emotionless runthrough by Norrington Review: The use of "period" instruments produces some interesting sonorities, but Norrington's approach shows that he continually ignores the emotional aspect of music-making. I get the impression that I'm listening to an elaborate machine, a kind of synthesizer (anyone remember those experiments from the 1970s? Feed in the score and get a "perfect" reproduction of the music)--Norrington concentrates so hard on reproducing what's on paper that he doesn't communicate. You get "output", not a symphony. There are very pretty individual sounds, but it doesn't come together into anything that makes me sit up and take notice. Is the review positive or negative?
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