Instruction: Given the user's review, identify the user's sentiment from the listed options. Answer using one of the options.

Input:
Let me say this right from the start, if you're looking for the all out bash-fest from Em, don't buy this record, just stick to the Marshall Mathers LP. Em comes out with some intelligence in his third installment as the greatest MC of our generation. Don't listen to the pathetic Moby fan who reviewed this cd as a one-star affair, he's just mad that Em put that punk in his place. From the opening track to the final skit, this cd is about as good as a cd can possibly be. Em doesn't attack people for the hell of it, as he had on previous records, instead this album plays out much more like a journal. The lyrics on this album are awesome, the beats are by far the best to date since Em himself produced most of this album, and the message behind the music is the most thoughtful it has ever been from Em. "Hailie's Song" is a song he wrote to his daughter(Em actually pulls of this semi-ballad), and it is such a good reminder that Em is actually a human being and loves his daughter just as you or I would. He's not the monster that he once portraid, and he proves it again on the song entitled, "Cleaning out my closet" in which he goes a little deeper into the actual feud with his mother, instead of just bashing her as he did on the Slim Shady LP. Overall, the best Eminem record to date, and anyone with a true appriciation for Hip-Hop will appriciate his growth as an artist, and anyone too immature to value that growth or the change of view in his music will appriciate it someday. Get the record, you'll like it sooner or later

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive