Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: No trouble in the shipping, super fast...Quality as if I bought it from the store...perfect... Answer:

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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you have the cd (or vinyl of course!) of L&D, or if you saw them live on this tour in 1978 then do not buy this DVD under any circumstances. This has been not been approved by the band and you can see why. It is advertised as the "Live & Dangerous" DVD - but there is just one major flaw - it contains no music or footage from Live & Dangerous !!!! If you are expecting to see a film of a concert this is not it. It is a critical review (exactly the same rubbish as on the "Thin Lizzy - Inside" DVD)by a group of people who constantly interrupt every song (ONLY 1 MINUTE of each song shown - and only 6 songs reviewed !) featured while they talk about chord changes and whether all the singing/playing was 'live' which wears thin after a very short time. Shocking to think someone actually planned this whole thing and got paid to do it. An absolute insult to Phil's memory. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Joan Crawford chews the scenery, Jack Palance looks ugly and menacing, and Gloria Grahame slinks around in this fabulous film noir. Crawford is a wealthy socialite and playwright who marries Palance, an actor she had previously rejected from one of her plays. Turns out he has a girlfriend (Grahame) and they're plotting to murder Joan for her money. Joan finds out and decides to beat them to the punch (so to speak) by hatching a plan to murder her husband and frame his lover for the crime, complete with a little dream sequence showing the audience how it's supposed to turn out. In the middle of the plan, however, Joan loses her nerve...and that's when things get really interesting. The suspense starts about halfway through the film, when Joan discovers the plot against her, but the last ten minutes of the film dials up it a few levels. A must for any fan of Crawford and/or film noir. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read this book 7 years ago and it gave me confidence not to waste my time on losers who weren't ready for a commitment. I just bought it for my 20-year-old sister who keeps meeting immature boys. Lucky for her, she is still young and has to go through a lot of heart aches to find the right one, but in the meantime, hopefully this will help her to weed out guys that aren't worth her time. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have been reading books on Oprah's book club list and have been quite happy with my choices thus far. Black and Blue, I must say, was very disappointing. I couldn't wait to finish it only to be done with it. I was very disappointed with the ending. I thought Beth had an answering machine AND caller i.d.???? Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was born in Tuckerman, Arkansas (near Jonesboro) in 1954, and although I've lived most of my life in St. Louis, I still feel a deep connection to the South. Although I recognize that A Painted House is not a classic along the lines of To Kill a Mockingbird, I still took great pleasure in reading it, simply because it evoked memories of my own childhood. Like Luke Chandler, I picked cotton, played with Mexican migrant workers, rode in the back of pick-up trucks, tiptoed my way around barns and chicken coops to avoid the occasional snake, and listened to Cardinal baseball games on a transistor radio on my grandfather's front porch. Those days are over now, and my extended family is spread across the country working for corporate America. My grandparents are gone now. Reading this book was like a visit back home. It brought tears to my eyes, and I'm sure I'll read it again and again. Answer:
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