TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: McGee &quot;Slaughters&quot; Album . With Edward McGee's whiny vocal arrangements coupled with lyrics such as, &quot;I can't stand to see the slaughter, but still I eats the meat&quot;, this album's &quot;chops&quot; are nothing but mindless butchery. The  torture continues with sappy tracks like &quot;You Ought to be Having  Fun&quot; and &quot;Make Someone Happy&quot;. What would truly make me  happy is throwing this album into a bonfire and roasting it to a crisp,  golden brown. Eating this tainted &quot;meat&quot; will leave you with a  bad taste in your mouth. Bon Appetite

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Whats this song called . Whats the song called and who is it sung by when Brian pulls up to the cafe where mia works, its like a little italian/ spanish love song, plz plz tell me i love it an cant find it

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Goregous Operetta . If you're a fan of regular book musicals, this one is not for you!!! Passion is an operetta style love triangle that is complex, poignant, and beautiful. Stephen Sondheim's brillaint score ties the entrie musical together, which again helps him keep his genius status. The clever weaving of songs, scenes, and, most interestingly, letters, make for a great cast album.    As for performances, it's the females who own this show. Marin Mazzie is as glorious as ever as Clara (she's even better in Ragtime), and Tony-winner Donna Murphy brings all of the emotion forward in her portrayal of Fosca.    For those who are used to the usual Sondheim, this one may dissapoint. Others, however, will love this opera of love

SOLUTION:
POS