Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Minor But Worthwhile Addition to the Kinks' Canon

This is not from the Kinks' best period: Having just switched labels from RCA to MCA, the Kinks sputtered with Think Visual, notching their first disappointment from their video-era third act. In retrospect, however, the songs have aged nicely: "Lost and Found" is a Ray Davies classic ballad, emotional and powerful, recalling Waterloo Sunset and other of his great three-minute dramas. "Video Shop" was at the time cutting edge, a look at the rise of video stores amid the squalor of big-city industrial decay. In hindsight, it comes off as another Ray Davies look at a now-dead but once-bright technological invention, an updated "Steam-Powered Trains" for the 80s. "Think Visual" finds Ray biting the hands that feed him (as usual), turning the rise of MTV into a scathing indictment of commercialism and superficiality in modern music. In sum, this one is worth a second look, a minor though worthwhile addition to the Konkers' catalogue.