Question: Title: Cute, but I'd probably recommend a stainless steel one. Review: First of all, I can't complain about the size because it clearly says "2-1/2 inch"!It works like it's supposed to, but it does absorb color. If you are buying this to crush pigments, keep that in mind. It will MOSTLY come out with some elbow grease, but still, I'd recommend a glass or stainless steel one. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: yet another warning to potential buyers Review: While adding another "do not, do not, do not buy this thing" is redundant, it should be immediately clear to anyone thinking this device works as advertised that it obviously does not. I purchased this and returned it within two hours after trying it for my commute. While it was attached to my iPod, the backlight stayed on which at first I thought was a weird feature, but then it it would go off for couple seconds and jump right back on. Occaisionally tracks would skip for no apparent reason. Using FF and Rev on my car's cassette deck worked exactly once.This is a great idea for the iPod, I only wished that Griffin hadn't rushed it out without really testing it. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Rollins sans piano with Brown & Manne in a classic session Review: I have several Rollins albums in my collection like "The Bridge", "Alfie" and "Saxophone Collosus" but this one gets the most play on my system. Why? It is a very free form Rollins captured spontaneously in the studio with probably the most empathetic sidemen he has ever had: Shelly Manne and Ray Brown!! A perfect example of this is when Manne completes the drum roll on his solo, Rollins duplicates this on his sax--pure alchemy!! So if you're starting a Rollins collection, start with this one or "Saxophone Collosus"--you can't lose on either one!! Is the review positive or negative?
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