Title: Terrible. Review: I picked this up for one dollar in a used record store. I paid too much. It's terrible. Johnny Marr needs to embrace his inner jangly guy, not run from him. Now we know who the real genius of The Smiths was, and it ain't Johnny Marr. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Great mid-career Ely Review: I can't believe this CD only has (had!) 2 reviews! Some of this material is harder-edged than what he's done before or since, such as "Lord of the Highway" and "Everybody Got Hammered" (Dave Grissom, who later played on one of Mellencamp's most guitar-oriented CD's was with the band here); yet "Row of Dominoes", and "Silver City" are much more low-key, and are some of my all-time favorite Joe Ely songs. In the middle, perhaps, is the long, rambling "Letter to L.A.", with some great sax work by Bobby Keys (check your Rolling Stones records liner notes if you're not familiar with his name). Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: fine but broke after a few months of light use Review: I was pretty satisfied with it for a few months, trimming grass every other week in a small yard. Then recently I noticed that the nut cap holding the entire assembly kept coming loose, rendering the whole shears unusable. I tried to tightened as much as I could, but it would continue to fall off until it disappeared all together. Seems like this is due to some design flaw, as I have not had this problem with other shears in the past. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
