Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This material leaves you hanging and if you want to really get any benefit from it, you need to buy his expensive additional courses... which leads to your needing to buy more and more and more courses...It's a lead-in to more and more and more of your money in his pocket... and even after all of that... you'll find you could've gotten a MUCH greater benefit from going directly to the teachings he CLAIMS his courses are based on... to the DIRECT teachings of Lester Levenson himself.Bypass this material (in it's entirety). Save your money. Be smart. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The design of this product ruins it, and renders it useless unless you have either a lot of patience for poor design or a willingness to shuffle between formats and chapters in the course of a single 'session.'On the first day, we start with CD2, track 4. then we move to DVD1, where we move between 4 non-sequential chapters. So you do an exercise, then have to get your remote out? Please. Day 1 should be "play DVD1," without stopping. It's not that hard. The publishers should be ashamed of themselves. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm afraid this is not a full review of this historic album, that I actually released here in France on vinyl in 1974 when I was label manager for Milestone Records. The album won the then equivalent of the French Grammies in the jazz category. However, DON'T MISS the incredible version of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", where Rollins jams with bagpipe genius Rufus Harley for a long, unique and wonderful track. The other titles are less spectacular, but its all good Rollins - what more can I say? Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I generally don't like this album. Some songs aren't that bad like their new single Drowning, and Beautiful is ok..... but I hate all the songs that have stupid lyrics like "got so many tattoos....", blah, blah blah.. and all that egotistical macho bs... just listen to the title track Darkhouse and you'll know what I mean. Also, they soo switched their vibe to try to sound more Linkin Park like - which everyone is doing... get one rap guy and one melodic singer, throw in a rock background... but it is just weak!! I know it's not on the album, but doesn't the song they did with Paul Oakenfold "Starry-eyed surprise" sound EXACTLY like "Butterfly"?? Answer:
