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.

A First For John & Yoko . Well, unless you are a hardcore collector like myself (had it originally on vinyl all those years ago), stay clear of this album. If you want to hear noise that you & your wife/girlfriend/boyfriend could do yourself, then forget this album & make your own noise. The best track on the album is the bonus track. That tells you that this album has nothing to do with Beatles music. I give it one star for being terrible & one star for the packaging ;-).    Search Judemac Forever" on msn
NEG

This Is A Great CD. . Alan Is One The Best Country Singers Today. When I First Heard &quot;She's Got The Rhythm (And I Got The Blues)&quot; I Began To Like It. He Can Sang Romantic Ballads Like: &quot;(Who Says) You Can't Have It All&quot; A Top  Ten Hit In Early 1994. The Songs I Like On This Album Are: &quot;Tonight I  Climbed The Wall&quot;, &quot;Mercury Blues&quot;, 1993's Big Number 1 Hit  &quot;Chattahoochee&quot;. You've Got To Buy This Album
POS

Oregon's "Prime" is sadly mistitled . I have been a fan of Oregon's since they surprised me at the 1974 Newport in New York jazz festival. They walked onto the Avery Fischer Hall stage in saffron gowns, grabbing their tablas, sitars, and other Indian instruments, and all I could say to myself was, "Oh, THIS won't be jazz." Their electrifying performance proved otherwise. It was the best set I heard in the entire festival, and Oregon went on to be a progressive force in jazz for many years afterward. However, I found "Prime" to be much like the homogenized music that populates the "smooth jazz" airways. Though their performances are still of virtuoso quality, the compositions on this CD struck me as formless, generic and unmemorable. I will always appreciate Oregon's body of work, but I cannot recommend this CD as one that is representative of their prodigious gifts

NEG