Q: Title: Awful Review: This was one of my text books in culinary school and I have to say that it is the worst written book I have ever come across.There is alot of useful information within that describes in detail the ingredients used in various parts of the country but if you are using it for the recipes, beware because there are numerous mistakes. If you can get it used, it can serve as a good reference book but that's about it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: PHAT! BUY IT! Review: This and #1, in my opion, are the greatest RE books (unlike #4). They are actually scary. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Look elsewhere. Review: Obvious, redundant, dated. Those in search of the jazz tradition would be bettered served by earlier texts by Marshall Stearns or Martin Williams. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Two quality singles do not make an album Review: To say that there are only two songs worth hearing on Depeche Mode's second album, A Broken Frame, would be a bit of an exaggeration, but without a doubt the band suffered from the sophomore jinx here. It's not that the songs are consistently unlistenable; in fact they're pleasant enough, but nothing on the album stands out like its first single, "See You." Even the album's one other highlight, "The Meaning of Love," sounds like a Speak & Spell outtake. Keeping in mind that Martin Gore would churn out many singles as good or better than any on Speak & Spell in the years following A Broken Frame, it seems that rather than missing Vince Clark, Depeche Mode and Gore were just at a creative low point here. Only hardcore Depeche Mode fans need this, casual fans and neophytes should go for The Singles 81>85 instead. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
