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.

Uh. haha. . Well, this album is pretty terrible, but I like it anyway. If you're looking for an album to get you into Modest Mouse, then this definitely isn't it. Anyone else who would want it probably already has it.
POS

Amazing music from an amazing band! . Every track on this album is a standout. An instant classic from a classic band. The boys have never rocked harder, sang better, and grooved groovier. I can't get this CD out of player. I can't get the hooks out of my mind- I go to sleep at night humming one of the tunes, usually the Joseph Williams-sung chorus on "Bottom of Your Soul." I absolutely loved the guest musicians on this record- James Pankow(Chicago)and Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) especially. I don't know if you can Call Steve Porcaro a "guest-musician," especially with artistic work with the overall sonic "canvas" and cool timbres he is able to evoke. He is a genius. Why these guys can't get any radio airplay in the States anymore is beyond me. They are so much better than all of the crap that comes out on the radio nowadays. I hope they tour the US hard for the next couple of years and win over old-fans and new converts.
POS

Don't Forget Ruth Brown; a 50's Great! . Don't ever forget Ruth Brown, one of the greatest female rock singers of the 1950's. She had the two minor hits on this CD, Lucky Lips and This Little Girl's Gone Rockin', but there is so much more. Every cut on this CD is an absolute winner. She is greatly overlooked but I think she tops Etta James and LaVerne Baker. This is a terrific CD and she is the best
POS