Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: soothing music for Bedtime Review: The music need to listen a few time to get used to as it is a bit bored at first hearing.But that familiar classic by Louis Armstrong (what a wondeful world) was a fantastic mix;I thought Kenny was just beside him .his sax music had blend in so perfectly that (what a wonderful world )seem to come alive again.The rest of the pieces were Ok no catchy tune to hum about I wonder when can Kenny come back again with something like (going Home)that was my all time favourite.a tune you can just hum about. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Meh... Review: While I don't agree with Rand's political philosophy, I can put aside my own bias to enjoy a good story. This movie is just poor. Its low-rent take on the material is sad. Roger Ebert famously said what makes a movie successful or not isn't WHAT subject the movie is about, but HOW it is about it. In the end, I just felt that this was a lazy, half-baked attempt. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Dido acoustic Review: Dido returns with "Life For Rent", the follow-up to her debut album "No Angel". Similar to "No Angel", some tracks on the new album I will listen to over and over while the others I will likely not listen to ever again. White Flag (track 1) has been on the radio here for quite some time and definitely deserves a listen. I also enjoy the title track Life For Rent (track 3), Mary's in India (track 4), See You When You're 40 (track 5), Sand In My Shoes (track 8), and the incredible album finish See The Sun (track 11). Many of the tracks are an unlayered Dido singing over drum loops, accompanied by just keyboards and/or an acoustic guitar. The lyrics express a lot of shared heartbreak (tracks 4 & 11) and broken life expectations (track 3). There is also a 'hidden' track. See The Sun ends about 5:00 into track 11, and at about 7:04 another song begins. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't pass this one up! Review: I started laughing after the first sentence and only stopped after finishing the last page. Janet Evanovich's naritive style will keep you entertained and wanting more. A real page turner. Read this first Stephanie Plum mystery and you will be hooked for life. Answer:
