Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: If you dont Review: If you dont like synths your probably not going to like Plays Live or Peter Gabriel (they are a major trademark of his sound and its sound) but unlike many keyboardists who play alot of keyboards and work with other keyboardists Gabriel plays impressivly and without making his music syrupy and sappy but rather good rock. This album features some very good synth heavy songs all performed well not just by Gabriel on synthezizer and piano but by his backing band as well (on mainly nonsynths). Theres no ommisions here. All the best songs from Gabriels solo works up to this point are here and even better in mainly elongated versions plus an additional single I Go Swimming all written by Gabriel (beat that Phil Collins!). This is probably Gabriels best live album. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: An experience Review: One of Shyam Benegal's finest work, this movie is about a Portugal family in Goa and their struggle to come in terms with the death of the head of the family, all amidst the backdrop of an Indian army assembled to attack and take over Goa. The movie will make you experience the Goan Portuguese culture, their lifestyle, their music (watch out for the young Remo Fernandez and Alisha Chennai in 1985), and in the end, you feel as if you have actually experienced the entire happening. The costumes, the names, the behavior of the characters are all very authentic, and one thing is for sure, the next time you are in Goa, you will pause and think for a second about its unique and diverse culture and the place it holds in the Indian history. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Rumors Part II Review: Well, imagine my shock to find out that Fleetwood Mac had a long lost second half to their most influential album 'Rumors'.Ok. So that's not entirely (or even remotely) the truth but it sure does sound like it. From the instant the first few notes escaped my speakers I knew I had found something special. I had long ago given up on hearing anything current with that eclectic 70's sound ever again. So, to hear a new band actually throw their collective hat into that daisy ring. Well, I wasn't convinced they could pull it off.But Midlake makes it sound effortless and new and old all at once.This album will be on 'repeat' in my lineup for a long time to come. Answer:
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