Title: An Amazing Disappointment Product review: I hate to have to join the legion of one star reviewers, but try as I might I have to agree that this is perhaps the most awful record of the year. "Love, Shelby," proves that "This is Shelby Lynne" was a fluke shaped in large part by it's producer Bill Bottrell. Why she didn't stick with Bottrell is a mystery, instead she turns overs the production reigns to every serious artists nightmare, Glen Ballard. Talk about one step forward and ten steps back! One standout track here is the already released "Killing Kind." The saddest part of this entire collection is the unbelievably misguided cover shot -- desperate and grabbing. Any respect gained with last years Grammy is GONE, GONE, GONE! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A book filled with hatred. Product review: Jay Carter IS a psychologist? I think he NEEDS a psychiatrist. One of the most hateful books I have ever read! Self-serving (page 28) and moronic (page 74: "Do something outrageous. (Talk loudly. ... Pee on his flowers. ... )". Will this "author" ever get real? Saving grace: it's only 87 pages of trash! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Born of a new music Product review: I think this guy deserve the entire "Universe" fill with starts. This guy give you everything that he feel inside,every time he open his lips you learn something about life,is like you were there when that happened,when you listen to this guy you can learn so much about life and how to be a better individual; how to express your self in so many differnt ways especially the way feel about love, respect and old people.I think everybody need to follow his steps and sotps singing about killing, drugs, war and other theme that young people don't need to be listing this days.Hector knows HOW THE WATER GETS INSIDE THE COCONUT Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Lou's triumphant return to his blues and jazz roots. Product review: After leaving Philadelphia International, Lou signed with the revived Blue Note label and this 1989 release was his triumphant return to his blues and jazz roots. Not a perfect album but one in which Lou's strenghths as a jazz and blues singer are demonstrated perfectly in most songs. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
