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]: I Love Merle Haggerd . I love this guy I think his music is total boss. To bad there ain't no more Okie from Masgokie on the tube anymore. I used to sing along to that song in my station wagon all the time. Great music from a man of many talents
[A]: NEG


[Q]: Rosemary Clooney missing ... arrangements not the usual! . If you're a fan of either "Holiday Inn" or "White Christmas" you really, really should avoid this one.  Its recording quality not only offers substandard "tin can" sound, but you won't find Rosemary Clooney on a single track from White Christmas.      This is not a soundtrack.  It's a studio version of songs that sound familiar from the movies but were not performed this way on screen.    Disappointing to say the least, as me and mine are avid fans of these Christmas-themed films.  The two stars I've placed here are generous, but I couldn't move down to one ... "hate" doesn't fit.  I am, however, not keeping this CD.  Too depressing and not at all what I hoped to hear.    If you're a true fan of the films, these recordings won't be what you hope to hear, either.    Good luck in finding the real thing!
[A]: NEG


[Q]: A Disappointing and Naive take on House or Electronic Music . I had read the reviews of this album and picked it up on the strength of the positive comments, but I was shocked at how terrible this album was.  Understanding Herbert's classical piano background, I expected a deep and nuanced interpretation of house that could combine interesting danceable beats with a solid 4x4 backbone, but some rhythmic variation and interesting found sounds from the claims of so many odd samples used.  The first thing that put me off was the terrible vocals, which combine the cheesy and trite lyrical stylings of the worst diva-house with the shallow wording of your local folk music open mic.  The rhythms were also boring, none of the more interesting layering ontop of the standard house beat, but a very shallow and superficial interpretation you would expect to find on a Casio keyboard.      Stay away
[A]:
NEG