Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dream Theater offers their latest release of first draft songs in full cd packaging. There is definitely some decent material on here, it just gets lost in all the noise. None of these songs needed to be this long; most of them wander aimlessly. The lyrics are definitely weak, with no contributions from the master John Myung (WHY NOT?!). All in all, DT continues to diverge from their former greatness. It truly is a shame. Check out works from Jim Matheos, Kevin Moore or Steven Wilson for some truly great music. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: These songs arent up to Kims very high standards.Kim can ROCK and this cd doesnt,extremely dreary.I dont think much of the production,but Im not immpressed at all by Sheryl Crow.Bill Bottrell ruined Fading, a gem.The songs they wrote together are like B sides compared to the first three cds.Bill Bottrell a genius?This makes Glimmer look like Sgt Pepper. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've had this book for years. Its pages have drips and stains, especially on the recipes for angel food cake (infallible), chocolate mayonnaise cake (sounds weird but is wonderful), Portsmouth frosting (to go with the mayo cake), rhubarb pie, sour cream coffeecake, and so on and so on. These recipes are excellent; it's hard to go wrong. There are also step-by-step recipes for things like pie crust, and on those you can't go wrong if you try. Sure, there are newer and glossier baking books out there, like "The Cake Bible" or the Dorie Greenspan's "Baking," both lovely books, but if I were starting out as a baker, this is the one I'd want. And even though now I'm a pretty good cook and not starting out at all, I continue to return to "The Fanny Farmer Baking Book." It would also be a great present for someone interested in learning how to bake. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I spent about just over a month moving through seasons 1-6 one episode at a time. After recieving season 7 as a gift, I continued through. Whereas previous seasons dealt with issues taking place inside families' homes, this season seemed to show how exterior national issues impact daily living. This includes: racism, drugs, OJ Simpson trial, aging, abortion, environment, masculinity, homosexuality, television, and the list goes on. As a child of the 90s, I see that this season was also a sign of the times. This was also the season from which most probably gauge their "Roseanne" impression, fans and opponents alike. Answer:

A: