Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Anthony Way has a very distinctive treble voice. As boy sopranos go, rather husky but still very pure and expressive. This final recording is not in my opinion Anthony at his best. His vocals on here have passed the peak of perfection stage, and it is clear through most of the album that his voice is changing rapidly. Having said that though, it is still a very enjoyable 'escapism' ethereal offering from this former top boy soprano. 'Blow The Wind Southerly' quite a soothing and unusual sound, with Anthony's low keys and an adult female soprano duetting with him on this my favourite track.A final musical farwell from a much missed unique former choirboy. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Anyone who gives this CD more than one star is simply an idiot. This is what you get when a filthy person tries to do a comedy. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I ordered the Rick Nelson Greatest Hits CD and I absolutely love it!!! I ride around in my convertible and listen to it all the time!! I had a different Greatest Hits CD but it wasn't as good as this one!!! This one has Fools Rush In AND Garden Party!!! Not to mention some of the tracks have James Burton on guitar....he was a master! He played for Elvis too! Great Greatest Hits CD!!!! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Fans of Foetus, Thurston, and Lydia should be careful with this one. If you're unaquainted with this trio you might find this hodgepodge of bumps, screeches, and half-hearted apocalypse-prosody interesting. But if you love the best work of these artists you'll be alternately snoozing (at the music) and laughing (at Lydia's third-rate Goth-raps).There's nothing especially annoying about this disk (maybe there should have been), it just sounds like all three musicians' usual tricks watered down to a bland consistency. And I'm not sure if the word "industrial" means anything any more; it's thrown around so often that it's becoming an umbrella term for anything with no tune, energy, traditional instruments, or content besides poseur morbidity. Get Foetus's "Thaw," Sonic Youth's "Sister," and Lydia's "Hysterie", and if you're still curious, pick this one up for archival purposes. Just don't expect it to do much for you. Answer:
