Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Excellent sound quality Review: I love old Delta blues, but sometimes the poor sound quality of the early recordings puts me off. I just want to hear good music, not go on some sort of anthropological expedition, you know what I mean? This set of recordings, like the other reviewers say, was done with more modern equipment in the early 1960s, not the '30s or '40s. And, although they were made in Fred's house, and were certainly mono, the quality is pleasantly high, especially the guitar. They remind of the "house" recordings of blues mandolinist Yank Rachell: clear with a real sense of immediacy.This disk is relatively inexpensive, and more than worth the money. If you enjoy Delta blues, soulful singing, and slide guitar, just buy it and enjoy. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Great vacuum, but it really is a lil heavy Review: This has great vacuuming power but it weighs 6 pounds and the hose attachment is a lil short. So Ill have to minus a star until they invent a vacuum just like this with a longer hose and is a lot lighter. I love the design and the thought that went into this. I believe the reason its so heavy is the jet engine they use in this for a motor. Alil loud but not as bad as reviews led me to believe. They havent heard my hoover heeeee. Now thats a loud vac. I recommend for people who dont mind a lil extra weight. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: strange book Review: This is not really a book about grammar; for example, if you misuse the word "literally" or "penultimate" because who don't know what it means, well, bob's your uncle, but you are not struggling with grammar. The book has a lot of examples like these, but doesn't address many of the really difficult grammatical mistakes that I make and that I hear.I am extremely surprised, for example, that the author does not mention the use of "Fred and I" when "Fred and me" should be used, in for example "Jane played golf with Fred and me". Strangely, the author does mention the use of "myself" in place of "me" (thus, "Jane played golf with Fred and myself") but seems to think people say "myself" because they feel it pretentious to say "me". I believe they say "myself" because they are not sure if "me" or "I" is correct. Maybe it's just I, but me hear people say "with Fred and I" all the time now, and it's driving I crazy, believe you myself. Answer:
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