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.

[Q]: Ja Rule - Blood in My Eye . After Ja Rule rose in popularity throughout the years since his debut, "Venni Vetti Vecci" in 1999, now in 2003 lots of things have changed.  50 Cent and his G-Unit crew rose up from the streets of New York and took the rap game by storm and their goal was to destroy Ja Rule and expose him as a poser.  After numerous disses throughout the years when 50 and his clique were in the underground scene til 2003, Ja Rule's career slowly began to crumble before his eyes.  So with this release, "Blood in My Eye," Ja is out to prove that he still got that gangsta s*** in him.  Can Ja turn his career back around or will it further put him in the grave?    1. Murder (Intro) - No Rating    2. The Life (Featuring Hussein Fatal, Caddillac Tah & James Gotti) - 4/5    3. Clap Back - Minute+ Talking Intro - 4/5    4. The Crown (Featuring Sizzla) - 4/5    5. Kay Slay (Skit) - No Rating    6. Things Gon' Change (Featuring Black Child, Young Merc & D.O. Cannons) - 4.5/5    After Track....2 Punk A** Quarters (Skit) - No Rating    7. Race Against Time II - 4.5/5    8. Bobby Creep (Skit) - No Rating    9. N***** & B****** - 4.5/5    10. The INC Is Back (Featuring Shadow, Sekou 720 & Black Child) - 4/5    11. Remo (Skit) - No Rating    12. Blood in My Eye (Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 4/5    13. It's Murda (Freestyle)[Bonus Track](Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 4/5    14. The Wrap (Freestyle)[Bonus Track](Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 3.5/5    Overall:    41/50    4 Stars    Ja Rule does indeed return to his roots.....somewhat.  Mostly every track has Ja spitting with anger dissing 50, Eminem, DMX, Dr. Dre and mostly every other rapper who dissed him.  He still got some pretty hot radio tracks but most of the album is filled with semi-hardcore tracks.  This was the first "flop" in Ja Rules career.  This album barely pushed over 400,000 units to date.  Still a pretty good record though, check it out
[A]: POS


[Q]: Bobby Darin: Live in Las Vegas . As a fan of Bobby Darin, it was a treat to hear him perform in the old Las Vegas.  The way entertainment should be in any venue.  Because of the 100th Anniversary of Las Vegas, the album will become part of my collection celebrating this momentous event.  Don't miss this one of a kind CD
[A]: POS


[Q]: Musically Flawless . So how about that? A Mahler second that actually moves! The result is one of the most exciting readings of all time. It's truly legend.    This is one of the two greatest Mahler seconds. Here Mehta, who can often be an oddly questionable interpreter, lightens the music at just the right level, making it brilliantly unique. Instead of allowing the music to sink into itself, like most imitations of Bernstein's classic reccording.    Music has to move, it has to speak, it has to breathe..    Never has Mahler been so logically accessible and tended for. The experience gained from this recording is greatly edifying, if not spiritual.    Technically however, its not perfect: one thing that makes it somewhat lacking. Sometimes the orchestra is not really synchronized. Precision is sometimes sacrificed for Mehta's ingenious creativity. However, to me these sort of flaws just make the piece more homely and natural.    The Vienna is of course fantastic in sound. Brilliant, but deep and always resonant.     This is some masterpiece material. A truly excellent CD
[A]:
POS