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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: For advanced Guitarists Only Review: I've been playing guitar for about 6 months and have a pretty good handle on several scales, so I figured I'd give this DVD a whirl. Not only is this not for beginners, it isn't something I'd consider unless you know all the notes on the fretboard. They give you the examples of the scales, and then show you what can be done within that scale, by demonstration. They play it for you, but don't give you a clue as to how you can play it. They jam away and then tell you everything they did was within that scale....but that's it. Then there's a theory section that just boggled my mind. This DVD was a major waste of money for me. All it did was make me angry. I thought I was coming along on the guitar. This just made me feel totally incompetent. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Doesn't work that well Review: This product doesn't seem to carbonate to the level of regular soda water from the store. I drink carbonated water all the time and what comes out of this tastes a little flat.The product also seems cheaply made. The first time I tried it, all the CO2 blew out the spout because the handle sits at a point where the valve is slightly open. I have to pull up on the handle when I insert the charger to get it to work. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Same old, same old... Review: "While She Was Out" is a predictable spin on the vigilante thriller. Della (Kim Basinger) lives in a gated community and is a devoted mom married to an abusive, former jock (Craig Sheffer). She has the appearance of a delicate -- even fragile -- creature, incapable of inflicting harm on others. But that changes after she is accosted by a gang of thugs while doing some last-minute Christmas shopping. Their leader, Chuckie (Lukas Haas), is clearly a sociopath itching to cause some serious pain. The lone Della must defend herself for her very survival as she improvises defenses with garage tools and ingenuity. Basinger is good and elicits a degree of sympathy, but when things start looking awfully familiar, that sympathy dissipates. The film is rated R.Bonus extras include audio commentary with writer/director Susan Montford, a making-of featurette, and theatrical trailer. Answer:
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