Q: Title: Miserable for the sake of being miserable Product review: I don't need music to be happy and peppy and light to enjoy it but after such a wonderful run at meshing high-brow and low-brow over the years, the Pink Floyd ship ran aground on the shoals of dull, joyless, blubbering melancholy with this one. Thanks, Roger! It seems that Waters took the success of The Wall as the green-light to cull away the musicality and scope of that album and focus strictly on depressed self-examination but there's not much to love about this work apart from Gilmour's guitar.This Pink Floyd album also has the distinction of being the only Floyd album in their discography that I literally tossed out as I felt no need to revisit it in the future. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: entertaining, intense Product review: this was a well-written, true life experience told by two people with a deep passion for discovery and risk. i enjoyed the split perspectives from both authors, Tom and Fran. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Special Needs Visitors to WDW Product review: Many of us have special needs, from motion sensitivity or allergies to diet or mobility constraints. This book addresses 24 special needs areas for visitors to Walt Disney World. All aspects of the trip are covered in depth, including planning and getting there, choosing where to stay and where to eat, and touring the WDW Resort. Each attraction is described, with tips and warnings for specific special needs covered after their assigned icons (for example, pregnancy has the icon "E"). This book is a tour de force of research and a worthy reference, indispensable for WDW visitors with special needs. (Steve Barrett, author of the Hidden Mickeys book). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Outstanding Music Product review: I'd have to say.. Breaking Benjamin is an outstanding band, bought the CD only upon hearing Polyamorous.. and was not let down..A bit of different style of music, well worth it the purchase. A bit of alternative, and "tastefully heavy rock" I would have to say. Reccomended to any rock fans. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
