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Title: Not Their Best, But So What? Review: There are some great songs on here. I really love the version of "Somebody Saved Me". I think it's alot better than Pete's solo effort on that particular song. This album is really underrated. I think it's because people were hoping for the "Next Who's Next". This album is not one of The Who's masterpieces, but I think it is one of their vital albums and I think it is a very important piece of their history. Roger's voice was never any better. His roaring voice really comes through on songs like Another Tricky Day, Cache Cache, Did You Steal My Money, and You Better You Bet. Don't Let Go The Coat is a beautiful song that I love listening to. Along with Roger's great voice, the backing vocals were outstanding. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Near impossible to get on Review: My wife and I have been trying out different condoms to find out which works best for us. We will not be buying these again. Condoms should be tight, but these were almost impossible to get on. Nothing worse than spending minutes trying to get a stupid rubber on.So far my favorite is the Lamb Skin Natural condoms, although my wife doesn't like them, says they are slimy. She likes the Lifestyles Skyn.If you are actually bigger than average, and not just pretending to be, buy something else.If you need a non-latex condom get the Lifestyles Skyn. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Irreverent, humorous, and educational Review: "The Dumb Architect's Guide to Glazing Selection" is a 50-page basic overview of how to understand the window rating system. It is narrated by four zany cartoon characters. Lots of white space, bright cartoons, funny one-liners, and good window illustrations makes learning about windows specs enjoyable. Have fun while you learn about U-values, solar heat gain coefficient, visible light transmittance, air leakage, low-e, convection, etc.Irreverently written, yet very informative this is actually a useful book that any subcontractor could read on a 20-minute break and be entertained while being educated. Anyone who plans on buying a window should read this book first.The author, Jason McLennan, is a well-respected green architect active with the USGBC. He is quite brilliant and was especially creative to use the "Calvin and Hobbs" style format to teach what is normally a slightly dry subject. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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