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: Recommended for insomniacs - but 5 stars for the title track . Sadly, one of the greatest rock songs of all time finds itself on one of the most boring rock albums of all time. To add insult to injury, the notes on the CD cover proudly boast of 'a full eight months recording' time, which had been 'preceded by a year and a half of reflection and writing'. We're talking 26 months here, surely time enough to produce a decent album. Instead, they produced their only good song, which I'll say again, is an acknowledged classic, only hated by true Eagles fans, as most true fans hate the classics of their favourite bands. If an unknown band had tried to get a record deal at that time on the basis of the rest of the filler, I seriously doubt they'd have been successful. For good use of studio time see what can be done with just 30 HOURS of it on Led Zeppelin I

Answer: NEG

Question: New Wave Dance Classic: A Must Have . What would have happened if Ian Curtis had not pulled the plug on his own life? It is a hard question to ask since I am a very devoted Joy Division Fan but I also am a good fan of New Order. I have to say that I imagine Joy Division might have recorded one ore two more albums and broken up: New Order may have never been. So while it is tragic that Curtis committed suicide it gave the way for the rest of Joy Division the license to effectively reinvent themselves as New Order. The band is very Different from JD but in "Power, Corruption Lies" , New Order's first, we hear a hint of JD with a burst of new creativity that must have been the results of a painful and cathartic period. The music on this album is more heavily Synth and Drum based than any of the JD material though maybe not as much as later New Order work. By 1983 synths and drum machines were just coming into their own and this year saw the invention of the MIDI interface for synths etc. It was also a time when the new wave movement was finally getting solidified. All history aside, the album is great: it is upbeat, full of poppy dance tracks and a real new wave classic. If you are buying the album just for "Blue Monday" (a track so good even a horrible band like Orgy could make a hit out of it) you are in for a real surprise. You will find many of the other tracks to be great as well. "Age of Consent" is among my other favorites. This is another great track for dancing. Also "the Village" is a great track as well. If you are going to buy two New Order albums get this one and Substance. Although they share a few tracks they are both great. I find that this album get far more play though. This is a must have for the New Order fan of course. But also fans of new wave/'80's music and Joy Division fans alike should also buy this one. This album has received so much acclaim and has been so influential in its 20-year life span that it should be a must have for any modern music fan. I highly recommend it! -- Ted Murena

Answer: POS

Question: Def Leppard's finest hour. . Predating the whole pop-metal explosion of the later 80's by a few years, Def Leppard's 1983 masterpiece "Pyromania" still is a shining of how metal sensibilities can successfully merge with pop to create something that has integrity, substance and not an inkling of self parody (which Def Leppard would end up falling prety to themselves in a few short years after this album). I became a Def Leppard fan with their 1981 album High 'n' Dry but Pyromania took things to an entirely different level. The songwriting in particular stands as some of the best and catchiest of the 80's (or any decade for that matter). The band never sounded better and this was the last album for a while that drummer Rick Allen would play an acoustic kit on as he hadn't had his tragic 1984 car wreck yet in which he would lose his left arm. Singer Joe Elliot's voice was its strongest as well displaying a great range throughoug the wide range of songs on this album. Guitarist Steve Clark along with Pete Willis (who would be sacked shortly before this album was completed) create a great guitar team. Peter Collen only contributed some solos to this album as he joined really late in the game, but his solo on the track Stagefright (my favorite DL tune of all time BTW) is amazing in both his note choice & chops in addition to his feel. Bassist Rick Savage and drummer Rick Allen create a rock solid rhythm section in the vein of AC/DC and add to the proceedings without drawing too much attention to themselves. Producer Robert "Mutt" Lange would contribue to a co-writer on most tracks in addition to adding a very clean and crips sheen to all of the tracks. This is one of the most well mixed rock/metal albums ever. To be honest, there's not much more I can say about how great this album is that other countless reviewers have already stated. This is Def Leppard at the height of their powers/creativity and unfortunately beginning slightly with Hysteria, the world would see the band crumble into self parody and an endless sea of wretched power ballads. Essential!

Answer:
POS