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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A Superb Voice . Faith Hill's latest CD 'Fireflies' is wonderful, not necessarily because of her choice in songs, but because of her beautiful voice. I have been a fan of Faith's since the beginning and I must say her music doesn't disappoint. While the songs are not as strong as say the songs on 'Faith', they are still quite good, particularly the songs written by Lori McKenna. After hearing Faith sing her songs, I went out and bought Lori's album 'Bittertown', which is quite simply an incredible album. On 'Fireflies' Faith masters each song and brings such a beautiful interpretation to each song. Songs that I particularly enjoy are "Stealing Kisses", "I Want You", "Paris" and "Mississippi Girl". I've read other reviews that said 'Fireflies' left them confused. The album's songs do lack cohesiveness at times, but overall the album is still a must-have if only because of Faith's voice. She has, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and pure voices in music

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POS

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Extra Cheese . I bought this CD because this band is from my home town and I've heard good things about them.I hate to have to bash my own city but if these guys are the best Vegas has to offer I don't see much hope for our Rock Scene.This band is no different from most of the other bands you hear on the Nu-Rock stations.It reminds me of 70's bubble gum pop.Sure some of the songs are catchy,but in a David Cassidy sort of way.The singer sounds like he should be working on the Vegas strip as a Cher Impersonator instead of attempting to sing in a rock band.The Drummer is Boring.His style is Rigid,and it lacks soul.The Guitar players riffs are Flat and uncreative. Every song is about a girlfriend,or breaking up with a girlfriend...Nothing special here.It's todays Glam rock, nothing more...Save your cash

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NEG

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Disappointing . Jim Messina has played in a some great bands. He played in the Buffalo Springfield, a group of young legends. He also played in Poco, probably the most under-appreciated and under-rated band of the era. With these credentials, you can put Messina's name up there with the likes of Stills, Furay, Young, Nash, Crosby, Frey and Browne. Then he teams up with Kenny Loggins, and things get bad. I picked up this album, expecting greatness from these two, and I simply didn't find it. What I found was two decent tunes surrounded by silly and annoying pop. Most songs on here have simple lyrics, and are over-produced. I do like two songs on here. "Till The Ends Meet" is a nice, easy tune, and Loggins sounds very nice on this one. The other song I like is "Angry Eyes." The intro is very cool, and the singing interplay between Loggins and Messina is fun and interesting here. The main point here is that this album does not live up to expectation in the least. There's no folk, no country rock, no free and easy feeling to this one. This is blatant pop-music. If you like bouncy pop, this might be for you. If you're looking for anything like Poco or Buffalo Springfield, you will experience a huge bummer.

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NEG