In this task, you are given music product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

[EX Q]: Supurb and Deserving Tribute . I'm also 33 years old but my parents actually had the LP of this great album.  (What's a CD?)  However it's been collecting dust for 25 years since it's too worn out to listen to.  Plus, where is that darned old record player anyway!  After recently acquiring this LP on CD, trust me, you'll be glad to hear this fine &quot;tribute to the best&quot; in true 21st century hi-fi sound (CD quality).  Oh yeah, the songs are all good to, but I've loved this album since the '70s. Ahh Haa
[EX A]: POS

[EX Q]: Heartbreakingly Beautiful . Michael Hoppe is a treasure. From his earliest recordings until his latest, Requiem, I have never been disappointed. Solace does not have one track that you will skip over. The soloists, where there are vocals, are superb and speak straight to the heart. Occasionally we are given a musical gift that lasts us a lifetime. This is one of those gifts.  Therese Tappouni   Writer, Workshop Director, author of A Time to Reap and Walking Your Walk, a Woman's Guide to a Spirit Filled Life
[EX A]: POS

[EX Q]: great momentum and continuity . The first CD is 5 stars.  It has great continuity that carries over from track to track.  The combination of vocals and non-vocals is just right because you don't feel burnt out by one or the other.  One of the cooler parts about the first CD is tracks such as Under the Sun make excellent use of your left and right speaker channels.  There is this weird echo effect that moves from your left to right speaker that is amazing if you have a good sound system.  Normally music makes inefficient use of the speaker channels, but a few songs selected by Armin goes against this trend.  These days there is a lot of good electronic music out there, but messing with the speaker channels immerses you even more in the acoustic environment.  All the songs Armin picked become remember able classics once you hear them several times because a few do sound monotonous.    The second CD is 3 stars.  It doesn't have the energy and momentum that CD1 has and there aren't as many vocal tracks to break up the electronic beats.  Armin could probably have introduced more variety into CD2 such as breakbeat, house, and tribal, but it is what it is.
[EX A]:
POS