Question: Title: BORING and arrogant IN THE EXTREME Review: If you like reading about the wealthy, the painted arts and restaurants this books for you. It's more of a dinningout in NY guide and what and where the filthy rich do and go. Everyone of the main characters is amultimillionaire, old money, new money, luxurious Fifth Ave. apartments, tropical island homes, MVineyardsummer homes blahblahblah. Art is the backdrop. We're talking Rembrandt, Cezanne, Vincent van Gogh, EdgarDegas, Picasso here.The third wife of one of the oldest and biggest art dealers is found snagged on the shores of the Hudson River,dead, strapped to a ladder with a cracked skull.I found it very slow, boring and arrogant. Not to mention unreal.I personally don't give a hoot about the wealthy. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: Excellent Review: Wonderful series of books, deserves 4 and a half stars. Only thing stopping me from giving it 5 is some of the historical accuracy.Still loved it though Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: A Powerhouse Recording . . . Review: This is truly one of the better large gospel choral groups recording today. Their music is an original blend of traditional black gospel with contemporary Christian sounds. The soloists are particularly strong in this recording.As a choir director myself, I'm always amazed at the precision this group achieves in diction and rhythm. I usually have trouble getting my 20-voice group to sing together -- getting a group of 250+ singers to do the same thing at the same time is truly an accomplishment!Of particular note are the cuts "Favorite Song of All," "Field of Souls," and my personal favorite "Order My Steps." The soloists are spectacular -- an even more impressive accomplishment when you consider that this entire CD put together from recordings of three Sunday services at the Brooklyn Tabernacle.If you're looking for a prime example of the best of current gospel singing, look no further. Is this product review negative?
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