Q: 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.
20 years ago... . Twenty years ago, Michael Jackson was recognizably human, and although he was already considered to be slightly eccentric, he was the most beloved pop star on the planet. And this album, even though it seemed harmless enough at the time, marks the point where things started to fall apart for him. The infamous Pepsi Lite commercial shoot where he was seriously burned was part of an ad campaign coordinated with this album's release. It was the last album made by the Jacksons/ Jackson 5, and the only one (so far) with all six brothers on it. The album was rather hastily put together to fill a contractual obligation. Michael contributes a couple of songs: the truly horrifying ballad "Be Not Always" and the danceable "State of Shock." "State of Shock" was a collaboration with Mick Jagger, and it is now best remembered as the finale of the Live Aid concerts in the summer of 1985. Mick did it as a duet with Tina Turner (and their wardrobe reveals went much better than Justin Timberlake's and Janet Jackson's did at the 2004 Super Bowl.) And I think I have digressed, but that's OK because the other songs on the album are all done by the (then) less famous and (now) less notorious Jackson brothers. These are assorted mid-1980s R&B pop numbers, nothing memorably good, nothing memorably bad. The most enjoyable song, "Body" features the most obscure Jackson brother, Marlon, and also features an enjoyably moronic chorus which goes, "Girl I love your body, so won't you come home with me!" or words to that effect.
A:
NEG