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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: yawns Review: Very dull collection of alternative songs. Would have garnered more stars if they had included more orchestral clips from the show like previous outings. Also begs the question...when do we get an ANGEL soundtrack?
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Even if it's garbage, I still want to hear it... Review: C'mon, release this one. It can't possibly be that bad. This is the only Dylan album I've never heard. He never wanted it released (Dylan had briefly left Columbia for Asylum Records, and recorded Planet Waves for them, which is one of my least favorite Dylan albums), so Columbia retaliated with this album in 1973. It's never been released domestically on CD, and probably won't, but I think it should. I'm curious at least. I have heard Knocked Out Loaded, Down in the Groove (which I was playing the other day and it was even worse than I remembered), Dylan and the Dead (Dylan's worst), Under the Red Sky, or Self Portrait, and this one can't be any worse than those.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The perfect comeback album from Nikki Corvette! Review: 26 years after Nikki Corvette's debut LP, she delivers the perfect "comeback" album! Several of the tracks, like "Tokyo Boy" and "I've Got a Heartache", sound like something recorded via an early 80's time warp! And that's just fine with me!Though this material may sound derived from another era, it isn't a cheap "retro" gimmick. This is the REAL sound of late 70's and early 80's New Wave (the powerpop and punkpop variety) living and breathing in the 21st century! Others may try to emulate this sound, or this era, but NIKKI is the real thing!Most comeback efforts fall short, but not this one! This release is every bit the equal to Nikki Corvette's debut LP, which was (at the time of this review) released 28 years ago! I find it quite incredible that she has somehow maintained the same energy and songwriting style after all these years!Fans of the Go-Go's, Josie Cotton, and early 80's New Wave/punkpop will love this CD!JM
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