input with options: Title: Not As Good as Current Live Performances Review: I recently (2009) heard Frederic Yonnet live over the radio at the Rosslyn, VA jazz festival and was amazed! I was hoping the CD would have some of that creativity and energy. His performance at the Rosslyn, VA jazz festival struck me as being truly a new voice on harmonica. Maybe it's because he's grown a lot as a muscian since the CD was recorded, or maybe the CD song choice isn't my cup-of-tea, but I do not find the CD engaging. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: So stupid, so pointless, so annoying. Review: I doubt if anyone has ever strung so many words together without managing to utter anything that was interesting, revealing, insightful, challenging, or thought provoking. Every "character" in this misconceived train wreck is a transparent cut-out. Every line of dialogue is hackneyed and irritating. There is no reason why anyone should ever read this book, ever. But if you are a teacher or parent just looking for anything to occupy your kids for a little while, this might work for you. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Good Solid Marvel Movie! Review: I liked the story, CGI and fight scenes. The movie was better than I thought it was going to be before I sat down to watch it. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Lots of errors and too little understanding of musicals Review: This author has written several books about films, so I'm guessing he knows about film. Unfortunately, he knows virtually nothing about musicals, and so this book is full of errors of fact, misunderstandings, etc. He routinely gets song titles, plot points, and musical terms wrong throughout the book, and he doesn't seem to have any respect for musicals as an art form. On top of that, this guy thinks Meat Loaf wrote the score for "Rocky Horror" (Richard O'Brien did). He thinks "Hopelessly Devoted to You" is from the stage version of "Grease" (it's not). He confuses the lead character's name with the actor who played him in "Strictly Ballroom" and gets them both wrong (Mercurio is the ACTOR). That kind of thing is all over this book.There is some useful information here and there, but how can a reader trust that info when there are so many mistakes throughout the book? Is this product review negative?
output: