input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A Classic Review: This record is one of the best albums I've ever heard. The lyrical meter and detail coupled with magical musical moments create a masterpiece. I'd never heard of Jim Reilley until I heard him playing live solo on Acoustic Cafe. I went out that day and bought this album. Since then I've bought at least 10 other copies for my friends. In a world of overprocessed crap masquerading as music, this album stands out like a soothing beacon of hope to all us music fans. I can only hope that Jim Reilley keeps releasing records and I for one await the next one with a faint heart. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: I've heard better Review: The newer stuff is so much better than this. I bought this cause of Hammer Smashed Face and after that track I was totally diappointed, the rest just doesn't live up to my expectations. If you like this type of music, pick up some newer stuff like GALLERY OF SUICIDE. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Bitterroot Is Sweet Review: Burke just gets better at his craft, and Patten is the best at his. Another great combination that gave me all I could want from a listen. The miles floated away. Burke's similes and metaphores glide the listener sublimely along ("raindrops making stars in the dust"). A word about Will Patten as reader. Ever heard those pathetic reads from an author? Well, one listen to Patten and those guys will thankfully commit the author's final vain/glory act of suicide. What a hard task this must be, but with prose given him by Burke we get the benefit. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Not the right book if you're looking to admire what's going on in the womb Review: So if you're an expectant individual looking to really admire the MIRACLE of the process, you won't find that in this book.The word EVOLUTION is mentioned all the time: how this part of growing fetus witnesses our monkey roots, and that part makes us very similar to fruit flies... This robs the reading of the feelings of divinity, magic or God's plan.Constant references to fetal abnormalities. For instance, the author is explaining how a certain tube closes up in a growing fetus - and there is the obligatory addition that "well, if it doesn't close right, the baby will have this and that sickness", etc. 30% of the book is about what can go wrong.Buy this if you want a very cold-bloodied, level-headed, "no-miracle" outlook on the "process".The book is informative. Answer:
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