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: A great movie cast album! . I loved the movie, so I bought the CD to go with it. This is the best version of Chicago ever. Everyone can really sing and sing well. I love Catherine Zeta-Jones! She's fantastic! Renee did well too, I was surprised by talent. Richard Gere too amazed me with his talent. John C. Reilly is absolutely AMAZING doing Mister Cellophane. Queen Latifah was great as well. If you're not sure which Chicago soundtrack to buy, I would suggest this one over the Broadway ones, unless you want all the songs. They cut a few songs out of the movie, but it was no major loss. This is a great soundtrack and highly recommend it to anyone!

Output: POS

Input: Consider Input: In my humble opinion - . Guys...it's not that GOOD. I have the album on my computer, and I gave it a few listens, but...it has no substance. It's not interesting or anything new. It's catchy. And irritating, after more than a song or two. That's all ("Bandages" is enjoyable once in a while, I will concede). If you're looking for catchy and poppy (and there's nothing wrong with that), then buy it. If you want something new and original - don't. And if you want good indie dance/electronica-type music go for something like The Faint, The Bravery, or Le Tigre.

Output: NEG

Input: Consider Input: Good but Not Great . The music set to Midsummer Night's Dream arranged here by Boswell yields good things but is not entirely great. For instance, since the movie had the story set in Tuscany, Italy, there are a lot of songs of the opera, since opera was founded in Italy and it makes one feel more at home with the movie location. Also, Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, an opera intermission music by Mascagni, is heard here. I think these things are all out of place. There should be more emphasis on the music of Shakespeare's time- oboe, flute and Renaissance instruments. The soundtrack to "Much Ado About Nothing " is even better since it does manage to remain Shakespearian. But otherwise this music is beautiful, especially the Midsummer Night's Dream Music by Mendelsshon -the Overture is a delightful, sunny piece to hear and then there is the famous signature Wedding March. I recommend anyone to get the entire classical work- the Scherzo is just as good and other selections. This cd is good but not great. In opera, it has featured its brightest stars- Fleming, Domingo and Bartoli. But a great cd nonetheless
Output: POS