Q: Title: Just buy them separately! Review: The Long, Long, Trailer is worth the money. But the other two, particularly Too Many Girls is really not worth it! The Forever Darling is just O.K.. Again, I would really rather have you save some money and by them individually. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: What were they thinking of? Review: I'm one of the biggest Duranies around, but I have to say that the only thing this album does for me is make me laugh. This album was meant to be a tribute album to bands who have influenced Duran Duran over the years. Now, I can't think of *anyone* who has influenced Duran Duran *less* than Public Enemy - except for possibly Grandmaster Flash. And David Bowie and Roxy Music influenced them much more than, say, Elvis Costello, and yet where do they appear? Add to this hilarity Warren Cucurrullo's excruciating guitar - I can't stand it on "White Lines" - and you have something I really don't want to listen to again. Oh - except for the song "Drive By", which is the only thing on the whole album Duran wrote themselves, has no awful guitar in it and is a wonderful song. Next time, lads, stick to your own music. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: reader Review: Normally I enjoy this kind of thing, but this book is embarassing. Who sets the trends? Not these people. Cast a net over a random crowd in New York City and you would be hard pressed to come up with a more under-acheiving, untalented bunch. Stylish? Even the photographer seems hard pressed for material. Images and decors are surprisingly banal, substandard even for the magazines this big, expensive book resembles. The text can only have been generated by under-educated robots running PR programs. Don't they have spell check? Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: straight & plain narration Review: This is just a straight & plain narration on what Marco Polo came across. At times it's quite boring. But I mean no disrespect for Polo as he would still be a remarkable explorer & adventurer even today, not to say in the 13th century where transportation was in primitive modes. Contrasting Polo's map & the modern one is interesting though, as well as guessing the modern places corresponding to Polo's description. Is this product review negative?
