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.

Wonderful experience . I had the opportunity to see Tom Braxton play for an extremely happy crowd at his almamader, Dunbar Middle School (then Dunbar High School). "Julian's Smile" and "Bounce" are superbly played, smoothe and fresh sound. See him live if you get the chance, buy the CD anyway
POS

Not your father's Paul Simon album. . This is a very different sounding Paul Simon album. The influence of Brian Eno is obvious and at times over-the-top. My conclusion, now that I've had this album for a while, is that it's not one that I'm constantly listening to but, when I'm in the mood, this is really an interesting and fun album. Occasionally, Paul reaches heights I don't feel he's reached since Graceland. There are some great songs on here. If you're looking for "Still Crazy after all these years" or "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" - type songs, you're not going to find them here. If you're interested in hearing Paul push the envelope, however, this is the one. Paul hits the mark more often than he misses it on this one
POS

Don't you get it? . Jeez, I feel like it's the 70's again; defending McCartney: To anyone who doesn't get it: his solo work is not the Beatles. He never seemed to care as much about lyrics and "meaning", as opposed to John and George, but focused on great melody, harmony, and catchy, if sometimes almost meaningless, lyrics. No one seemed to mind when he did it with The Beatles......... All amazing. This album may be his best; simple songs, simply recorded, heartfelt. His tunes and lyrics can be deceptively simple ( Junk, Man we was Lonely ) but listen closely to what he's saying. He doesn't shove your face in how he feels, unlike Lennon's "How do You Sleep" or even Ringo's "Boogaloo". This album is the first glimpse we all got into who did what in the Beatles and, as basic as it is, opens a new door. Still on my top ten
POS