Title: Great pick-up Product review: This recording is surprisingly good. Even if you have some gray hair on your head, and used to listen to Judas Priest too loudly as you cruised campus [well, especially if you loved Judas Priest], you'll like this album. Three songs stand out:Cut 6, Love's Tragedy Asunder, will have you "playing the steering wheel" unless you no longer have a pulse.Cut 7, Wicked Witch, is not just a beautifully arranged song. It is also funny and clever as hell. Who else would have thought to write a completely sympathetic song about one of moviedom's most vile characters? Know what? She WAS sympathetic!Cut 9, Down Where I Am, is the best of the bunch, with wonderful D&W; schizophrenia as acoustic leads inexorably to heavy metal.Well done, guys. This album is a romp. I can not wait for the next one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: What a P.O.S.!! Product review: I have trouble even believing that the folks who wrote reviews of this camera ever used it. I bought it to replace a Canon Sure-Shot (which I lost). There is basically nothing good about this camera. It takes too long to work, has no audio on the video mode, and the images (both still and video) are terrible. I am absolutely returning it to the vendor, and have no intention of trying any other camera products from Fujifilm. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Weak adventure story Product review: The Maker of Universes by Philip Jose Farmer is a banal wish fulfillment fantasy: a 66-year old guy living in mid-century America with a fat nagging wife is suddenly transported to a magical world where his body returns to its condition circa age 25 and he gets to have sex with beautiful women and fight barbarians and monsters. It is somewhat similar to Farmer's first Riverworld book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go, but it lacks the interesting setting and characters that make Riverworld a classic.For "guy goes to another world and fights monsters and barbarians" action try Edgar Rice Burroughs (the Barsoom or Pellucidar series, for example), or Michael Moorcock (any of the Eternal Champion books). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: don't be fooled Product review: I'm a bit upset by the number of people who have been fooled by this book. I can say this because I am Native American, and 'Shamanism' has always been in my family. This author has stolen our traditions, took them as his own, warped them, and is now attempting profit. I would have given this book a lower rating if it were possible. Please don't look to him as an authority on this subject. He doesn't even always focus on the important aspects of 'Shamanism' anyway, he kind of gets caught up in his own ideals of it.For those of you who're sincerely interested in this subject, just look inside yourself. Realize there is no 'imagination', pay attention to what you feel, and knowledge will come. If you Really want a book on it, try a book written by Natives, such as "Medicine of the Cherokee" by Garrett.Hey, you wouldn't go to a Russian to learn about South American beliefs, or an Australian to learn about Canadian beliefs, would you? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
