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.

Input: Consider Input: Very different . To the person that mentioned Jim Steinman's lack of involvement with the album, I agree. Without the genius' magic touch, Meat loaf has come out with an awfully shabby album. The title song "Couldn't have said it betterr myself" offers a slight zing to the album. But when listening to the rest of the album, it is very disappointing. Steinman and Meat Loaf are the ultimate duo. But when one is taken away, it is noticeable. I would not reccommend this album

Output: NEG


Input: Consider Input: Mediocre Music with Horrible Vibrato . The first time I heard about Antony and the Johnsons was from a friend of mine that told me about Rufus Wainwright and was listening to a new artist that was quite incredible.  I decided to do some investigating about this Antony at a local Barnes & Noble and what I discovered was very, very dissapointing.    I find the music to be well written instrumentally and layered quite well, but Antony's voice is very over the top and fake.  By fake, I mean his use of vibrato, which is very rapid and used in a way that comes out as forced and sheeplike (not natural).  Professional voice instructors teach that the correct way to use vibrato is at the right speed: five to six vibrations per second.  It is evident that Antony's "trained" sounding voice is not trained at all in this realm.    Another thing about this band and record that I find very horrible is the lyrics to the songs.  The artist seems confused or regretful of his own gender using a sorrowful and painful delivery of these wailings.  The lyrics hold no attraction or relation to the listening, which lends the listener to a pitiful and almost annoying view of the music itself because of this.    My conclusion is that this is a terrible record and the singer needs to pursue professional voice lessons... and help

Output: NEG


Input: Consider Input: Solid "2nd" solo release for JD . For his "2nd" solo album (even though this as well as "Life in 1472" have guests on most to all of the songs), JD did a good job.  I'm not a huge fan of his but this album is solid.  Guests are mostly to thank for that, as well as some great production (that he always seems to pull off).  Of the 13 songs on here (it does have a lot of skits/interludes) 1 is a classic, 1 or 2 are near classics, 4 are ok, 1 I skip, and the rest are good. For those who have heard JD before, you know what to expect, songs about women and flashing and flautin his money, nothing new.  Production is also good, JD takes part in 11 of the songs (he produces 1 and co-produces 10) and Swizz Beats & Neptunes each do a song.  I'd recommend this album for his fans or fans of that kind of rap.    #2 - 10 (CLASSIC -- great beat -- f/ Ludacris -- also onone of his albums)  #3 - 8 (f/ UGK & Manuel Seal)  #5 - 7 (f/ Boo, Gotti, Usher, R.O.C.)  #7 - 9.5  (f/ Jadakiss & a good hook from Freeway -- nice beat)  #8 - 8.5 (f/ Nate Dogg)  #9 - 7 (f/ Bilal)  #11 - 9.5 (great beat -- f/ Manish Man)  #13 - 8.5 (f/ Nate Dogg, R.O.C., Trey Lorenz, Katrina -- nice beat)  #14 - 8 (f/ Clipse -- also on their "Lord Willin" Album)  #15 - 9 (f/ Jagged Edge -- great beat and story)  #16 - 7.5 (f/ Kurupt, Field Mob, Eddie Cain, Backbone)  #18 - 5.5 (f/ Da Brat & Kandi)  #20 - 7 (F/ Xscape)    Jermaine Dupri -- b. 9/23/73 -- Atlanta, GA  check all my review


Output: POS