Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: What I most admire about Fine China is their ability to take 25 or 30 years of influences, and make their own sound so cohesive. If you find yourself missing the catchy and melodic songsmithing of bands like New Order, The Smiths, The Cure or The Pretenders, then you should absolutely check out the Fine China clan. Rob Withem's vocals are pristine, ethereal and beyond reproach. Add to that the New Wave beats, the luscious layered synths, the jangly guitars, and sumptious bass lines, and you've got all the makings of a definite favorite record for those that just aren't satisfied with the Top 40 drivel. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Don't believe the technical spec's shown on this website, or most of the reviews - 2 of the 7 movies, GoldFinger and Live and Let Die are NOT remastered, they are the same mediocre quality prints that UA has been selling for 3 years! Furthermore those same two movies are not video remastered either. Both GF and LALD have scratches, glitches and pops in the video.These two movies are an embarrasment to United Artists.The other 5 movies are quite good. Great video and phenomenal audio. OK why can they get a great dolby digital 5.1 audio mix on Thunderball (1966) but not GF (1964) or LALD (1973)?!?Personally I am returning the set and will just buy the good ones, one at a time. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If we had known at the time of purchasing this that the same people who created this tape were also the creators of "The Gods Must Be Crazy" then we never would have bought this. The kids were completely bored and it was turned off after 10 minutes! Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is one heavy slice of 70's dub by some of the greatest dubmasters around. But don't let them fool you or even try to school you, although he is credited on the album, you will not find a single Lee Perry-track on this album. The six tracks credited to "Scracth" are all King Tubby dubs. One great dub collection this, but if you want Lee "Scratch" Perry, keep looking. Answer:
