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: Two GREAT songs, four lame ones . I can't believe the 5 star reviews this album gets. (Well, it probably deserves it more than Yoko Ono and Syd Barrett's albums, which also get mostly 5 stars.) "Golden Years" is an excellent track, one of Bowie's best (wa-wa-wa).. The title track is pretty catchy too. But the rest of it is just depressing, dull songs with little of the originality that marked his Hunky Dory/ Ziggy / Aladdin Sane era. He just ran out of ideas I guess. I can believe he doesn't remember making this album - he sounds detached and bored with it all. I've never considered David Bowie a GREAT vocalist, it's a testament to the quality of his Ziggy-era songs that you don't notice his vocals are a bit thin and weak, and need lots of echo and studio effects to thicken them up. And the songs on this album are more vehicles for an accomplished vocalist than a simple singer-songwriter. I'll give him credit for improving his voice and learning good singing techniques - the vocals here are certainly more accomplished than those on his earlier albums. But it's not enough to save this lot of songs. I guess it all depends on what matters more to you, the quality of the song itself, or the vocalist's ability. If you like the first, get Ziggy Stardust. If the latter matters more, get this album.

Output: NEG

Input: Consider Input: oh well . I never write reviews for the cds I buy, but felt the need for this one. NFG seemed to be maturing with Catalyst, but sadly went back to writing the same thing they always wrote. I tried listening to the cd a lot to get hooked, but it's weaker than their self-titled. They grew for the next two albums into something bigger and better, and then lost it all. This album is super poppy, which is ok, but the lyrics are some of their worst. I know some might disagree, and that's fine. I just wanted to warn people, if you liked the direction they were going in catalyst, then you'll probably see this one as a step backwards. Sorry NFG! I still love you! In a manly hitting each other sort of way

Output: NEG

Input: Consider Input: Mastered the Art . Listening to 'Mastered the Art' is the acoustic equivalent of running your hand over shag carpet that hasn't been vacuumed since the seventies - it reveals a surprising accumulation of hidden textures and diverse beats, from Spanish-style acoustic guitars and menacing orchestration to xylophones and Galaga samples (you know the tractor beam sound just before your ship gets taken up). 'Mastered the Art' is a gigantic mixed-media canvas that subsumes all the brilliance of his previous albums while adding authentic variation and depth. Like any original work of art, 'Mastered the Art' is difficult to categorize - it represents the leading edge in the ongoing revolution that is combining hip-hop, jazz, groove, and funk into unique and powerful musical expressions. Greyboy is an accomplished composer and this album is a masterpiece. Now if only he'd publish the complete list of his 8-track collection. .
Output: POS