Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Never gets old.... Review: Whenever I listen to a certain CD, I put it away after hearing it once the whole way through. But when I hear this one, I could play it over and over again. I'm not sure what it is that Richard and the boys are doing, but it's right. This CD is superb. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: perfect for ebay Review: I've owned Fuji Finepix before, so when the last one I had quit on me on decided to get another. I have had no complaints with the use of it and the pictures are outstanding. I needed a camera that could get the real close-ups of jewelry/gems to sell on ebay and so far this camera has outdone itself! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Cash project that is very much below standard.... Review: I can only second what Puddleglumm (great nick ;-) has already written here before. Even though I love most everything that Johnny Cash has ever done, especially in his later years, I think that this film is downright awful. The blond Ikea-commercial Jesus obviously is historically inaccurate and his amateurish and uninspired acting is so off that the fascination that the "historical Jesus" must have exerted does not come through at all. Why would anybody have wanted to follow this sluggish blond fellow? The film certainly does not give any clue. And I did and do wonder why Johnny Cash and June Carter apparently did not mind the poor quality of the acting?? I assume that I won't watch the movie again, but I still like the "comfortably creepy" soundtrack--I still have that one on vinyl. Sorry if this might sound slightly offensive, but as a longtime Cash aficionado (I don't really like the word fan), I think that it's my duty to be honest. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Better than the other books Review: I read both Ann Rule's book and Summer Wind, and I found Fatal Embrace to be much better that the other two. I thought that Fatal Embrace simply presented the story without too much of the author's spin on what transpired. The authors of Fatal Embrace let the story speak for itself, for the most part, while the authors of the other two had to interject the own theories about what happened and why. Answer:
