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Title: Easier than Valis to read Review: I've been an avid PKD fan for years, but I've never been able to work my way through his VALIS trilogy. Not sure why. Radio Free Albemuth is a good alternative, in my opinion, to VALIS. It's classic PKD but more accessible than VALIS. The idea behind Radio Free Albemuth, similar to all of PKD's stories, is brilliant: there was once a link between humans and a higher intelligence, helping humans to advance. The link has become tenuous and is about to be lost forever, thanks to the fear and stupidity of some humans. Unlike some PKD novels, Radio Free Albemuth remains a satisfying read to the very end -- it is highly recommended. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: You Can Never go Wrong With Huge Groove Review: This guy is awesome. You can't go wrong with this guy. I now have all of his CDs. I found his music by accident and since then everytime a new Cd comes out of his I do not hesitate to buy it. He has not made a bad CD. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Good as a game, horible sequel Review: The game itself is a great piece of Mario gameplay, but as a sequel to Super Mario RPG it holds barely any connection. Ex: Where is SMITHY, or a baddie in relation to SMITHY, Where is Mallow and Geno, Why is Bowser the main villan (playing as him was a blast), what happened to Toadstool as a character, it should be developed by SQUARE (makers of the first game, and yes I know that SQUARE ditched Nintendo during the 64 days), Where are the cameos a.k.a Link, Culex, Yoshi, and others appeared in the first, why is there little to no connection to the Stars from the first game. Don't get me wrong, the game is a great game but I would like to see a true sequel from SQUARE for the GBA or GCN. Also I would like to see more appearances of Mallow and Geno. Get this game if you want a great time,,, but if you want the long-delayed sequel to Mario RPG, DON'T GET IT THEN! Is the review positive or negative?
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