70's (From Acoustic To The Wall Of Sound) - Dion

Advantages: Chris Brown is back
Disadvantages: Overly long video

...well, and would have much rather seen a club themed video - it all just drags out a bit as if he is trying to tell a childs story. "I'm baaack," is the opening lyric, and Chris Brown very much is as he hits the ground running with a great beat and a good love-hate relationship subject to the song with the ladies (who are represented by the sexy vampires in the video) are chasing him from wall to wall. I have a feeling that perhaps he was advised to use vampires instead of just regular women, to perhaps keep the sexual tone of the video down. One of the most popular things about Chris over the years has not really been his voice though, but his dance moves, and he keeps them up once again and the irregular way he screams out 'wall' sounding more similar to 'wool' is bound to have people singing the song [maybe in their heads] down... Read review

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Advantages: Describes the era well, entertaining, very 70s
Disadvantages: Sketchy plot, shallow characters, lack of depth and direction

...any time. I liked the 70s feel of the book in which it drew a fairly descriptive picture of what life looked like back then including details of the decor of an average pad or public place at the time. The language used is of course San Franciscan 70s, with typical expressions of the era, some gone some still alive but now obviously dated. Apart from these descriptions the other forte were the dialogs. They are everyday, banale such as the characters while at the same time being the pivoting point of everything happening and forming most of the story as it rolls along. Characterisation Personally I instantly warmed to the main protagonists. There are certainly some that are likeable and some that are not, though as I progressed in the book I found them shallow and never fleshy enough to care about especially... Read review

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Advantages: Complete season, engaging, witty, funny
Disadvantages: Too much emphasis on story

..., extremely upfront about uncomfortable issues with Eric, in some situations. Donna's parent is Bob (her mother left in a previous season), another dim-wit that causes no end of irritation to Red. The Storyline Season four took a massive departure from the usual formula of That 70s Show, and the original quite loose and overarchingly subtle storylines employed by That 70s Show were done away with for something more full blown that lasted the entire season. This season is much the same; following Donna and Casey's break-up at the end of season four, Donna runs to California, and Eric follows her to bring her home. The two reconcile after an entire season of being apart, and things are going great again. More than great, in fact - Eric asks Donna to marry him! But the problem is, everyone is telling Eric and Donna they have to stop... Read review

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