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Title: ... Review: This album can be described in two simple, clear words: PURE GARBAGE. After listening to Behind The Front, I couldn't stop and it kept getting better with Bridging The Gap (especially with the awesome lineup of guests!). Then came in Elephunk. I was so excited to listen to it after I listened to Let's Get Retarded. Guess what happened? I wanted to punch Will.I.Am in the face for making such a WACK album. I swear, they have no edge anymore, no Premier, no nothing. Except the stupid errand boy, Justin Timberlake. Do me, hip-hop...heck even Kool DJ Herc or KRS-One a favor and boycott this album! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Very interesting Review: I am almost done with this book, and I liked it very much, he seems like he would have been a great teacher, the kind who would have made class interesting. I read it, and I can almost get how the universe works. Obviously, it is too simple for those with a physics background, but for those who merely have an interest, without the background it can be helpful-I would almost recommend it as a supplimental textbook for an intro to physics book, makes me wish I had had this type of book when i was in college. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Uriah Heep's worst album, ever. Review: How the mighty have fallen. This one is simply awful. It originally came out in 1990, and has been described as a Bon Jovi soundalike. I wouldn't even be that generous with this album. If it deserves comparison to anything, it is to what the Christian band Petra was doing around the same time - same lame attempts at social commentary in the lyrics, same limp, going-through-the-motions "hard" rock, same hoarse grade-B vocals that suggest Bruce Springsteen trying to sound like Steve Perry, same unimaginative compositions that merely recycle what was being played on the hair metal stations at the time. The album cover and title are both blatant copies of Manfred Mann's 1976 album _Roaring Silence_. A waste of money, unless you think Petra's _This Means War_ was the pinnacle of rock. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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