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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Like A Rolling Bob Review: Through the years I have read and heard a lot of mixed feelings about 'Hard Rain'. I think time has brought to light that the ragged feel of these versions by and large does them justice. The killer take on "Shelter From The Storm" is worth the price of the disc alone.There is a very cool swagger to the way the Rolling Thunder Review approached these songs. "You're A Big Girl Now" benefits in the same way "Shelter" does. The original versions on 'Blood on the Tracks' are nothing short of wonderful but don't have the raw edge these live versions do. I appreciate that Dylan was never one to duplicate what he did in the studio. I love that he takes risks and re-interprets his songs.Bob Dylan's live albums in general have been a mixed bag. This and 'Live 1966' have become my personal favorites. If you haven't listened to 'Hard Rain' in a while or aren't familiar it's worth the time.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Astonishingly shallow and useless Review: A major disappointment - most of this book can be found on the Internet using any search engine. Save your money and nerves, and go to the Linux Documentation Project.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Kill me Review: Firstly, the information in this book is just plain offensive. Truely. It is the most incorrectly marketed information I have seen about this subject thus far. The only reason I would give one star would be for the design of the actual book.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Over-hyped Review: I rushed out to buy this book based upon the terrific reviews it received, especially from the New York Times (both Sunday and daily editions). And I loved White Teeth. But this book absolutely made me cringe. I must admit I was unable to get past the first 150 pages. To get that far required a major amount of willpower... I kept waiting for it to get better, which it didn't.The portraits are so self-conscious and false. Not a single character rang even halfway true to me. And the dialogue...so phony that the author's not especially skilled hand, was evident everywhere. If the author thinks she understands the United States, even New England...she is wrong. One year at the Radcliffe Institute does not, obviously, an expert make.An homage to Forster's Howard End...I think not.
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