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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Question: Not The Beatles Thats for Sure . If you are looking to add to your beatles collection be forewarned. This is not your typical Beatles fare. It is however a good deal better than fair after you get past trying to peg it as a Beatles album. Its Lennon. He's pissed off. He has a lot to say and he says it all on this record. He sings these songs like he has wanted to sing them forever but was never allowed. He breaks these songs out like they are part of a therapy session and he doesnt turn back. This album on 1st listen is a bit of a disappointment to me. On 2nd listen you know what its all about and you dont listen for pop hits, you listen for the album as you heard it the first time. The only way most people will enjoy this album is after a few listens especially if your going into it with a preconceived notion. Also a lot of songs on this album have a rocky start and then pick up steam in the middle. This album is ultimately very good once you know what your getting into. Its Lennon breaking the chains from the Beatles and really from himself. After the 3rd listen, it immediately made sense to me. Now i cant put it down

Answer: POS

Question: Yikes!! Singing is way out of tune! . The singing is terrible on "Fly Me To The Moon". Don't take my word for it. Listen to the free sample supplied by Amazon.com . At 16 seconds into it, when she sings "all I worship and adore", she goes almost a whole note sharp for several notes! Even someone with no musical training can hear it. The rest of the pieces sound fine

Answer: NEG

Question: One of the worst products of current folk 'revivalism' . And folk revivalism is what it is, folks; I'll label it even if the populists fume at me because I know of more than 5 genres. Meloy admits in interview after interview his taste for the Fairport Convention, Pentangle, and above all Shirely Collins. He even did an album of "covers" of Shirley Collins' arrangements of British traditionals, a ridiculous concept if I ever heard of one. Why cover another singer's versions of TRADITIONAL songs? This idiocy should evince Meloy's alienation from a long tradition of reinterpretations of British folk music, and indeed most of his oeuvre consists of feeble attempts at ballad composition. With no prosodic skill, he goes about constructing narratives modeled on such work as Shirley Collins' repertoire. Evidently Meloy believes he can pen ballads as if he were a Walter Scott, S.T.C. or John Keats, but his weak stories show throughout the imaginative poverty of an American desperately attempting to beat an escape to the land of faerie. The wistfulness and Romantic nostalgia of Meloy's work come off as trite and calculated for NPR yuppies. Moreover, his vocal range consists entirely of yelp, melancholy warble and nasal whine--this whingeing troubadour sounds as if he constantly has a cold. I'll admit the band is at least competent, but do yourself a favor: buy Comus' "First Utterance," the Incredible String Band's "The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter" or Shirley Collins' "No Roses" instead

Answer:
NEG