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: Blue October.. instead. . Is it true that the lead singer for Hinder only records while he is on the toilet constipated? His voice sounds so. The way he sings "Lips of an Angel" makes me want to punch him in the face! I'd rather pick dried semen out of my pubic hair over listening to this group. I seriously almost tripped and fell at work trying to get to the radio and change the station before I heard the chorus!

Output: NEG

Input: Consider Input: The only classic song is a cover song... . ... this is a subtle tip off that this album is not worth buying. Not for more than fifty cents. Like I said, the ONLY good song on here is the Rolling Stones cover "I'm Free". And I even like The Soup Dragons' rendition better than the Stones' original. But the fact remains that the rest of this album is a dull drudgery of a mess to get through. This album is practically a single for "I'm Free", but with twelve extra songs of filler you'll never listen to more than once (if at all). Hmmm. What else can I say about "I'm Free"? Oh, yea... the music video for the song is quite awesome. Its so trippy and tie-dyed out! But that still doesn't change my review. Or stoic state of mind. One star out of five

Output: NEG

Input: Consider Input: Nice recap . It's no box set and therefore (inevitably) excludes some tunes I wouldn't have, but this is a good sampler of Tom Scott's 70s "heydays," including the crank-it-up "Gotcha" (Starsky & Hutch TV theme song) and soulful "Shadows," among others. I was disappointed more from "Blow It Out" wasn't included, but overall it's a good (not great) single album's worth of Tom Scott. If you like 70s fusion (for lack of a better term), you should like this. Certainly worth $..
Output: POS