user: Q: Is this product review positive? Title: not bad Review: For a new artist like Mandy Moore, this CD is okay but slightly dissapointing. The songs individually sound nice, but the themes are generally the same : like like like and love love love... In addition, the texture of her voice sounds the same in all tracks, like one song repeated over and over. And the album does get really boring after awhile. I initially bought this CD because I was in love with the song "Candy" when I heard it on TRL. However it's unneccessary to buy the entire CD when there're more worthy places to spend the money, namely Britney Spears's "Baby One More Time" and Christina Aguilera's self-titled album. These two artists' voices do not sound as shallow as Mandy Moore's. Thanks for listening. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: 80's Decadence Meets Pure Evil... Review: This is a great collection of shorts some feel a bit dated but, having grown up in the era of excess there's a certain appeal (and creepiness) to the decadent sex and violence of these stories. Being a big fan of horror fiction and horror films it's rare that i stumble across anything new and unique, this is one of the rare exceptions.Taking it's cue from the old pulp novels and horror comics these stories are all about what goes gravely wrong when you pursue the wrong vice.Some of the stories are truly horrifying simply 'cause these are the worst case scenarios that rumble around the back of your mind when you decide to pick up an attractive stranger or go home with a "new friend" from the local pub.I was so impressed i sought out the nearly entire collection (11+ collections at this point the newest are contemporary and still spooky as hell!).Great Stuff!!! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Overrated Darkness Review: I'm with Music Maestro, this album is a depressing exploration of darkness and self-serving discourse. "Bummed Out" Billy Corgan really needs to put his self-pity aside and get on with his life. The narcissistic lyrics and uninspiring melodies leave the listener with a great sense of emptiness. "Shame" and "Crestfallen" represent the lackluster style that pervades this album. Unless you're interested in an apathetic tour of self-absorded contemplation, save your money and avoid this album. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A must-read Review: This is a rare work of art in the modern American church: it's honest. It's a must-read for anyone entering the ministry and who seeks to live in true holiness. Holiness doesn't present itself as holy. It just is holy. It doesn't draw attention to itself. This work shows us the shame of trying to live an image of holiness instead of being holy. How to deal with our superficial faith. It's a work about God saying 'no' instead of being a short order cook always supplying us with what we consider to be the best of everything. Obviously, it's sobering. It's also enjoyable and hardly as critical or mean as this review sounds. Although there's alot of music industry info, the plot itself is compelling and the ending is rewarding and packs quite a twist! Happy reading, all. Answer:

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assistant: Yes