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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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Don't be so harsh on Ann . I understand that many of you who have bought this CD will be Broadway lovers (and I am one myself)and you will be used to the lead roles having amazing powerful voices. But just as important as good singing is good acting. I think that Ann interpreted Roxie as a wannabe who had the enthusiasm but lacked the talent, which makes her raspy tones and sing-speak completely plausible. It also supports the theme that you can use other things than talent to get yourself to the top This may not be the way you like Roxie played, but you shouldn't shun Ann's interpretation. It's a good thing if there is more than one way of having a character played, I think so anyway. Personally I love the Miramax film, but I enjoy comparing these 2 and seeing the differences
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POS

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Great Vocals, Very Good Overall Sound . This is the first Plumb CD that I have purchased. I suspect it won't be the last. The vocals and overall musical quality is appealing and quite catchy. The lead singer's voice is really very good. Lyrically, it is good. Most of the songs are not very clearly Christian. One exception is their remake of Michael W. Smith's 'Pray For Me', which is great. Others have lyrics that occasionally allude to Christian topics such as, 'I Can't Do This'. There is one line that says, 'I can't do this. I can't do this by myself. Oh God, I need your help.' In spite of the overall lack of Christian oriented lyrics, which I prefer, there is nothing objectionable about the wording in these songs. I will likely check out another one of their CDs. This one is very good and seems better each time I listen to it
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POS

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Excellent . Passion, a collection of some of the most popular young worship leaders (including Chris Tomlin, Charlie Hall, Matt Redman and David Crowder) released Hymns Ancient & Modern in 2004. There is some interpretation of the hymns, and a couple have a chorus added to them, but on the whole the artists stay quite close to the traditional tunes. To "O Worship The King," for example, Chris Tomlin adds the chorus, "You alone are the matchless King / To you alone be all majesty / Your glories and wonders, what tongues can recite? / You breathe in the air, You shine in the light." Some of the standouts on this album are "The Solid Rock," "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," and "All Creatures of Our God and King." The liner notes include a brief description of each of the songs along with information about the author. It is quite a good album if you enjoy the "Passion" sound and are able to enjoy hymns with a bit of a worship music feel to them
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POS