Ques: Title: Everyday is DEAD! Long live the ol' DMB! Review: This is what they should sound like. A great return to the organic sounds we all loved before Everyday tarnished the streak. It isn't as good as the first three albums, but I excuse the minor slip so long as the return to the original sound.Let's just hope they've heard the cries from the fans and keep away from Glen Ballard for all future releases. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: furnace filters-lower MERV rating recieved Review: We ordered MERV 11 filters (as your records indicate) and recieved MERV 8 filters which do not filter as effectively and thus are a poorer quality. Rather than go through the hassle of returning these for the correct filters, we are keeping them. We are disappointed and will questioning ordering them again.Jaime Storkman Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Very Satisfied with this stuff Review: The water gets filtered within 10 mins for a full tank and tastes great. I can say its a value for money product. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Maiden voyage Review: An album of pop songs interspersed with orchestral segues is a dangerous idea that probably shouldn't be tried again, but the Moody Blues pulled it off fairly well. The first third of the album, where the orchestra is prominent, is tiresome, but once the suite of songs kicks into high gear with "Peak Hour" and `Tuesday Afternoon", you are in the spell of one of the great and most unique bands of all time in a maiden voyage of uncommon beauty. An overlooked gem is "Twilight Time", one of Ray Thomas' best songs ever, a rocker pulsed by a hammering piano bass line, Justin Hayward's evocative backing vocal, and colorful imagery that really works. Unfortunately you can't sample this song here since it is coupled on the same track as the much less interesting "Sunset". "Nights in White Satin" is overplayed, and the Moodies' reputation is excessively connected to this song, so it is easy to forget that it once sounded fresh. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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