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: Incredible . You can't deny the incredible horn riffs put forth by this album, they're simply amazing.  You'll get goosebumps listening to this album for the first time.  Although at times some of the songs can become tedious, it is still one of the best jazz albums out there

A: POS
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Q: Not for Audiophiles . If you're not anal about sound quality then please skip this review.     That said, this DTS disc sounds terrible. Why?     1- If you're even vaguely familiar with this album or the songs, you will hardly recognize them here. The multi-channel mix is way out of phase from the original stereo mix; in other words, they sound totally different from each other.     2- This disc doesn't have the fidelity of the SONY re-mastered Abraxas. The tape hiss is very noticeable, and the overall sound is very dull. Just compare this disc with the newer re-mastered version and you will hear the difference immediatley.    Save your money and "maybe" someday SONY will release a multi-channel SACD from the same source as the rather excellent re-mastered cd

A: NEG
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Q: More Than the 2 Hits... . I love The Foundations who made a lot of great music in the sixties. Of course everyone has heard "Baby Now That I've Found You" and "Build Me Up Buttercup", but they had so many great songs. I had a ten inch compilation from the early'80's with about ten songs, all of which are on this disc. They would've fit in very well with a lot of the Motown groups, although they were a multi-racial English band. I mistakenly gave this recording one star when I intended five.

A:
NEG
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