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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: No luck with this product Review: I am unable to use these discs in my DVD writer. I have an NEC DVD RW ND-3550A. And yes that drive supports this format - both DVD-R DL and DVD+R DL. I've never used this brand of DVD media before and won't again. I'd recommend staying with Verbatim or Philips media. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Laurell Hamilton taking the Anne Rice course of writing Review: I absolutely loved all of the previous Anita Blake books as they were the anti-dote to the bizarre overwrought works of Anne Rice. Anita was a moral character that was able to hold her own. Sadly, in Narcissus in Chains, she has become Anita Blake Necromancer extroidinaire and part time Porno Queen. It is my hope that Laurell Hamilton chalks up this work as some sort of anamoly and starts fresh with a new and improved storyline. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Useful if mistitled collection Review: The reason I give this a four-star rather than five-star rating is that it uses the inferior trio version of L'Histoire du Soldat, rather than than the more familiar and certainly more interesting version for high and low instruments of various timbres. There are indeed some rarities on these two disks, but most of the pieces would be familiar to anyone who knew Stravinsky's work well. The first disk has a variety of works for small ensemble, conducted by Vladimir Askanazy, the best of which is the "Septet." I found the performances on the second disk more effective (mostly by Charles Detoit, but one each by Chailly and Ansermet), although some of the pieces are quite familiar. I purchased this disk because I had most of the music on vinyl, now inaccessible to me. This would be a valuable addition for anyone who likes the larger works of Stravinsky but does not know these. Answer:
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