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.
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Question: Eagles learn to rock. Great stuff!!! . This has 4 stone cold rock classics on it - Hotel California, New Kid in Town, Life in the Fast Lane and Victim of Love. For these songs alone the album deserves 4 stars. The rest I can pretty much do without. I'm not a big fan of the slower songs sung by Don Henley, such as Wasted Time and The Last Resort - he sounds much better singing the grittier rock songs. The guitar work throughout is amazing - i still get chills listening to the guitar solo on H.C. even after all this time. Felder and Walsh sound great together. I hear they're recording a new album for release late this year and it's a shame that Felder is no longer in the band. Anyone who plays guitar like he does is going to be missed, if not by the band then definitely by us listeners

Answer: POS


Question: Gotta Love Her! . If you are a true Alanis fan, the first rule is you must own everything she has done.  Second is you must love everything she has done!  This is a must for any collection to enjoy for years to come

Answer: POS


Question: In the Morning of Magicians . Flaming Lips have suceeded in creating their own musical world on "The Soft Bulletin". This cd is easy to find at most stores and often sold at a low price, so there is no real reason why you can't go pick it up right now. This record is best heard at 3 am with headphones on. Yoshimi was my first lips record, and the main difference between "Soft Bulletin" and "Yoshimi" is the production values. This recording has a big lo-fi sensibility to it. Steven's drums are always loud, boomy, and usually crackling, like they recorded way too hot. At times the record seems overloaded with sounds, and at first, I thought it would have benifited from the more prestine "Yoshimi" production values. It has grown on me though. I don't really understand the point of having "Race for the Prize" and   "Waiting for Superman" (the weakest track on the album) in two seperate versions. To me the record would have ended perfectly on "Sleeping on the Roof".

Answer:
POS