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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A classic live performance! Review: This isn't for fans who prefer EWF's studio recordings, but I'd disagree with some of the comments that this is only for hard-core EWF fans. This album is also for anyone who loves the rare find of a classic, high-quality bootleg. While later live recordings may offer better performances, there's a slightly slower, funkier feel that seems more prominent here than with the later, more-polished EWF. Hard-core fans will disagree, but the uninitiated may find the recorded examples of EWF's unparralled perfection and professionalism a little less interesting. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Historical Masterpiece Review: This book, The Longest Day, should be required reading in all American schools. Cornelius Ryan details names..places..dates like no other(SLA Marshall, close second)! If you are even slightly interested in the "Greatest Generation" exploits during Normandy Invasion (espec. if you have a family member who "was there")..you will love this book. I could not put it down..read from cover to cover..even the "stats" and references in the back. No military or Americana library would be complete w/o this historical masterpiece!...(Note: A Bridge Too Far..also a must to read!!!!) Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Inferior Product -- Review: The MOST moist, delicious, & sustainably caught sardines are, by and far, the Wild Planet Brand!I tried both the "Season" and "Crown Prince" brands and the difference in flavor and quality was light years away from the Wild Planet brand.I live in New England and can only find WILD PLANET brand in my local Stop and Shop.It's amazing that we have 3 "Whole Foods" Markets in my state and not one carries the Wild Planet brand! They are only carry what I believe to be the inferior quality brands that I mentioned.I'm sure that the Hoffman and Manischewitz families that own Crown Prince and Season brands wouldn't mind having the Wild Planet brand alongside their own, since they feel theirs are such great quality, right?Who knows, they just might learn something about having high standards from the lovely bunch of people that own Wild Planet in California.To top it off, all Wild Planet products are in BPA free cans...what more can you ask for? Answer:
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