Ques: Title: Excellent read Review: Very good read. I enjoyed that it covered the family well . I couldn't put it down. I would highly recommend it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: A thick, but not a well written book Review: Some of the most important concepts of C# (classes, inheritance, interfaces, Delegates and events) were not cleanly/clearly explained. Explanations were wordy and not easy to follow.Lots of typos, in fact, too many. This alone shold explain the quality of the book already.(...) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Unlucky Friend, Lucky Me Review: My roommate and I are Bright Eyes fans, not diehard, but quite fond of earlier CD's which we found to be lyrically great (Lifted of the story.., fevers and mirrors)...So when Bright Eyes was going to release 2 CDs at once, we were pretty enthralled. But being college students (and therefore slightly short of cash) I decided that I would buy "I'm wide awake" and he would buy "Digital Ash"...Then we could listen to both.Well I am glad that luck was in my favor, because "Digital ash" is unlike bright eyes I have known. THey go for the Postal Service electronica style, but whereas "Give Up" is a pleasant if unexciting CD, it is more than listenable. To be harsh this CD is almost egregious to the point that it gets little to no playing time in our doorm.If you want to get into Bright Eyes though, get some of the earlier CDs. I loved "Lifted" and "fevers", and to a lesser extent "Im wide awake". Not digital ash. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: A2,PJ? Review: I write this review after giving PJ's latest a month's worth of listens.Some songs, such as Good Fortune and The Whore's Hustle..., have such a nice cute flavor of Patti Smyth packed inside that it makes me ill (don't get me wrong, I like Patti's work quiet a bit, just not so unrefreshingly repackaged). Others, such as the duet with Radiohead's vocalist, have lyrical content so cliched and predictable they feel more atuned to a boy band album than PJ. It makes me wonder if these two musicians really had any desire to work together at all, or if this was just a science project gone awry cooked up by one of the top brass at Island."Is This Desire?" left PJ, to her credit, in a place almost impossibly high to work from (my favorite album from 1998 hands down) - but I guess I had hoped to hear her work continue to break off into new directions, and not take me through the beaten path. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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