Q: Title: Great for the Ceiling! Review: This was my first attempt at installing this type of speaker. I installed them in the ceiling of my dining room. Instructions were very straight forward and the design of the speaker mount is great and very secure. Nice sounding tweeter and good mids. Even though the specifications say the lows go down to 40k or so, don't expect thundering bass. I was so pleased with the results that I'm ordering another set for an upstairs location in my home. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: This is not good. Review: I should qualify my title. I liked this trilogy while in my early twenties. Over a decade later I go back to find a great concept poorly executed. There is next to no description, the character names and dialogue are infantile, and each event in the story is predictable. I think Jefferies has envisioned an interesting reality here, but he hasn't translated it very well. I really want to like this book (and the trilogy), but I can't. Just the grammar and punctuation errors make me want to scream. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Fool me once... Review: Amazon keeps recommending this to me because I like 45 Grave.But, after wasting money on another album by this band, "Scriptures", I know better. Cool name, cool logo, lame music. I won't be fooled twice. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Continuance of Western Heritage Review: I am the proud owner of the entire Wagons West Series (all 24 novels). I began reading them in high school some 19 years ago. I have just recently begun re-reading the series and it's like visiting old friends. Texas, picks up two years after the settling of Oregon and we find the United States in the process of annexing Texas into the Union. Soon old characters like Whip Holt and Lee Blake are back in the saddle doing what they do best, helping our country expand, with selfless dedication. We are introduced to new friends who display the same attributes of the earlier settlers in the Oregon series. Overall, the book is quite enjoyable, and it is almost imposssible to put down. The reader is transported to the old West, and can develop a sense of pride and understanding for those brave men and women who were the trailblazers of our American history. Is the review positive or negative?
