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Title: Interesting, but... Review: Ben Goldberg is a helluva clarinetist and composer, John Schott is a skilled drummer, and (sorry!) I forget the guitarist's name. I no longer own this disc, which says something. It's dark, moody, rich, intelligent, and free, taking Goldberg ever further from the mainstreams of jazz and Jewish music. It is, however, simply NOWHERE NEAR AS ENGAGING as the New Klezmer Trio material, and I'd recommend MELT ZONK REWIRE or SHORT FOR SOMETHING long before recommending this. This IS a fine album, and Goldberg is someone well worth knowing, but come to it later, if you need MORE. Buy MELT ZONK REWIRE a.s.a.p., though, if you're interested in explorations at the juncture of klezmer and free jazz, of just love the clarinet in jazz contexts. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Contains Aspartame Review: I purchased a bunch of these and now need to throw them out. It's my fault and I should have done my homework first. How can you make a vitamin and flavor it with a neurotoxin? I hope Centrum takes it out of the product and I would give it a shot again. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: I'm no Charlie Sheen fan, but he deserved better than this Review: 1990 wasn't a good year for Charlie Sheen. As if "Navy Seals" wasn't bad enough, he followed it with "The Rookie", another brainless action flick that both he and director/co-star Clint Eastwood would like to forget. But of the two, I'd have to say that "Navy Seals" is worse. Overflowing with cornball dialogue, stupid action scenes and MTV filler (remember that golf-cart chase set to music?), this movie was made for a twelve-year-old. Watch "Black Hawk Down" and see how a real modern war film sould be made. Is the review positive or negative?
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