Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: expensive for short life span & light output Review: Solar LED landscape flood lights still have much to improve. They produce minimal light at best. But the REAL complaint about this set is that the solar charger died within 10 months of purchase.The solar charger had a symbol on it indicating that it should not be discarded in the trash. If all of the companies that manufacture solar chargers produce units that fail within months,how can this be better for our environment considering this toxic, poorly manufactured "green" technology will end up in landfills across the country?For my family this purchase represents a very expensive contribution to the green movement. We will replace this solar LED set with regular landscape lights & gladly pay the extra $1 per year electrical expense for lights we know will last for several years. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Classic Taste Review: Late-career effort by the great songwriter-stylist, Sugar Pie DeSanto, well-known as Etta James-collaborator on two hits and Marcia Ball "cover" supplier on "Soulful Dress". Here we have eleven cuts bearing her name in the composer's box, and about nine are instant treats, though some need some could have gone back into the oven for full flavor - yes, there a couple of "manufactured" bits.Best is the presumptive recut of "Use What You Got", "Don't Worry About Me" (a terrific song); also "Mama Didn't Raise no Fool", and "Crazy Lovin'", a mid-tempo gem, which could be a success for Soul, Pop, or Country artists, alike.With the two comparative klunkers mentioned above and a wierd mix which pushes the lead vocal and drums too far forward and pushes the paino and horns too far back, I have to go with **** instead of *****. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Where did they go? Review: I fell in love with Live, like lots of other people, when they released Throwing Copper. It is a great album, timid and unsure in some respects, but still a great album. Mental Jewlery is an even better album. So the question i have after listening to V, is, "Where did they go"? I laughed when i started to listen to this album. I listened to a little more and i laughed even harder. I have no clue what the band is trying to get across. It sounds like they tried to please every listener using lots of different styles. Which is sometimes a good thing. But in oreder for that to be a good thing the band has to sound like they believe in what their doing, and the different styles have to be performed well. You will find neither here. If i could give this album less stars i would. Answer:
