Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: tale of two recordings: the good and the bad

The two sessions here show what the recording engineer can do to a voice. End of the World (sic; the actual original title is The Good Life) benefits from the superior engineering provided by Dave Hassinger. Unlike many of her later records, the reverb on Julie's voice is very light and blended with the direct sound. It sounds larger than life but in a delicious way. Also, the background instruments are rendered in a clear and undistorted manner. 4 starsNice Girls Don't Stay for Breakfast on the other hand is sabotaged by some of the worst recording Julie suffered through (courtesy of Sidore and Britz??). Her voice is boxy and plagued with constant sibilant distortion. The reverb is also poorly integrated with her voice although this album is not unique for that unfortunately. The Mickey Mouse March is also a disastrous choice of songs for this album unless Julie meant it as an inside joke on the engineers.1 and a half Stars