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]: Tight album, Bun B puts it down . Bun B put together a great album. His flow and lyrics are always on point and he works well with the majority of his guest appearances. If anyone has something bad to say about Bun B or Pimp C or UGK, you don't know real southern rap. The only thing that will become better than this is when Bun B and Pimp C release that new UGK album!    TOP TRACKS:    Get Throwed  Draped Up, Drap Up H-Town Remix  Who Need A B  Trill Recognize Trill  I'm Fresh  Pushin'
[A]: POS


[Q]: When Christmas was fun! . I had this record when I was little so when I saw it out on cd I had to buy it for my kids.  We loved it this holiday season.  It took me way back in time and was just as much fun now as it was then.  All Christmas, every time we got in the car my kids wanted to hear it.  If you like Christmas, you will like this cd.
[A]: POS


[Q]: His best yet . I can't rate this one highly enough. It's certainly in a vein with his last couple, but, as has been oft noted, it's more political and full of social commentary. Some people will like it a little less than the two preceding ones, as a result. I expected to have that reaction, but I found the socially conscious elements surprisingly compelling after all, and Rodney melds them well with his more personal insights, which ultimately predominate in the end. Also, focusing on the social commentary can obscure the fact that a good number of these songs are just a lot of fun, like a slightly angrier and more introspective version of the wonderful stuff he did with the Notorious Cherry Bombs.    By the way, if you like this album, you may want to pick up the book "Rednecks & Bluenecks: The Politics of Country Music." It's not just about the country you hear on the radio but also alternative country and Americana. And Rodney shows up prominently throughout the book; there's a whole section just about this album
[A]:
POS