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.

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Mr. Mrs. Smith . When this CD came out, I ordered it immediately, without watching the movie first. Since I live in Holland and the movie wasn't out here yet. I'm a huge fan of John Powell's scores and I'm glad (again) I bought this score.     The score sounds a little bit like 'The Italian Job' with a spanish flavour to it, because of the percussion and the accoustic guitars. Although the tracks are new and refreshing, I found out that small pieces of music in the film are not on the cd. Like: the 'house fight' part with al the percussion instruments. It's on the cd ('Kiss and Make Up - I believe), and it's a brilliant piece of percussion, but it's not the same as in the movie (that sounded better to me).     Second: the cd is a little on the short side. The total play length of the soundtrack is only 44 minutes. A lot of tracks (20) all relatively short, but... different. So you'll get a lot of different tracks swinged at your ears without to much repeating melody's. Something to get used to after listening to the more monotone Bourne Identity soundtrack.    Nevertheless a brilliant soundtrack, a must have for the John Powell score fans!    (sorry for the dutch-english)  grtz, from Holland

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POS


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Musically Flawless . So how about that? A Mahler second that actually moves! The result is one of the most exciting readings of all time. It's truly legend.    This is one of the two greatest Mahler seconds. Here Mehta, who can often be an oddly questionable interpreter, lightens the music at just the right level, making it brilliantly unique. Instead of allowing the music to sink into itself, like most imitations of Bernstein's classic reccording.    Music has to move, it has to speak, it has to breathe..    Never has Mahler been so logically accessible and tended for. The experience gained from this recording is greatly edifying, if not spiritual.    Technically however, its not perfect: one thing that makes it somewhat lacking. Sometimes the orchestra is not really synchronized. Precision is sometimes sacrificed for Mehta's ingenious creativity. However, to me these sort of flaws just make the piece more homely and natural.    The Vienna is of course fantastic in sound. Brilliant, but deep and always resonant.     This is some masterpiece material. A truly excellent CD

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POS


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Beyond belief..........................and stupidity!! . First of all, THE DELIVERY MAN isn't that much of an album.  Why would anyone want a bonus disc of bad remixes or live versions???  You folks are right - this reissuing business is just plain stupid.  I've been a Costello fan for over 25 years, but I'll tell you what, my collection stopped at the Ryko reissues!  As for the stuff he's put out since the Universal switch - I've burned them all off the copies that my local library system gets (at least one person on their buying staff is a Costello fan - ain't I lucky?).  Sorry E, but I spent too much of my (and other people's) money on buying these "elusive" rare tracks - that are still in print all these years later.  I'll believe this stuff is rare when Rhino ceases the bonus discs and just reissues the old catalog in their original 11-20 song discs.  In the meantime, I've got a box of old Costello 45s and picture sleeves for sale.  Any takers

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NEG