My Favourite Instrument - Oscar Peterson

Advantages: Great fun, Very interactive and very cheap!
Disadvantages: Some graphics on games aren't as good as they would be on the PS3 for example.

...I wanted one of these so much that I had it shipped from Germany. The first day I had it me and my dad played on it so much that by the next day we couldn't lift our arms passed a certain point. I feel this console really makes you feel part of the game. For example, In some of the Call of Duty games you have to wind a timer to detonate a bomb, so with the wii remote and nunchuck you have to make a winding motion! I have never had such a laugh in my life! I just hope my neighbours weren't watching me! This console would be great for family occasions and parties as lots of people can join in and you can have a great laugh. It is also a great starter console as it is such great value for money and you can pick up how to use it very quickly! I have as of yet had NO problems with my Wii console and I will continue to buy interactive... Read review

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Advantages: Fantastic album, range of pieces
Disadvantages: Perhaps a bit expensive for a 30 year old album

...an unexpected change from the rest of the album. A wonderful piece after the first two minutes of rather odd and fragmented changes! 07) A Little Jazz Exercise The one original track on the album. This is Oscar Peterson showing off to be honest. But boy he can play, so we'll allow him. Perhaps a little twee inplaces, but 'A Little Jazz Exercise' is good fun to listen to as Peterson plays with rhythms and melodies and moves his fingers at lightening speed. 08) Django At this point the whole album slows up once more. Peterson plays with a far more mournful and bluesey lyrical style here and it makes a wonderful contrast to the comparatively trivial track before. 09) Ja-Da With a similar tempo to 'Django', 'Ja-Da' turns the notes on their heads and presents a hopeful little tune. Not my favourite on the album... Read review

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Advantages: Yummy
Disadvantages: Big tummy

...golf .lol. K is for Kinder Surprise! The surprise, of course, is there's no flipping chocolate there, a plastic egg thing the size of a golf ball that has yet more plastic inside, usually a toy or something. If I wanted a Christmas cracker gift I would buy a Christmas cracker! What are we supposed to eat here? It's made somewhere obscure in central Europe where all the houses are made of chocolate and candy and is just too expensive to bother with any more. L is for Lucky Bag and Love Sweets. As a kid after I had got my five packets of Panini football stickers the remainder of my 50p pocket money was spent on one of these. They were stuffed full of goodies, everything from those polystyrene like Flying Saucer things to the Love Hearts, my favourite being those solid lollipops made of candy cement, that rock hard stuff you bit... Read review

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