Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: tight as a drum

This is my favorite post-Lowell George album by the mighty Little Feat. Forget U2 and grunge, these guys were the tightest band of the 90s. The rhythm section, Paul Barerre's guitar, and Bill Payne shine. The song writing is more consistent than the predecessor, Let it Roll and has a lot of the energy found in their incredible live show. "Texas Twister" starts out smokin'. "Daily Grind's" not bad, but then the Feat lay down three classics in a row: the title track, "Woman in Love," and "Rad Gumbo." Following a couple "in the pocket" quintessential Feat tunes like "That's Her She's Mine" "Feelin's all Gone" and "Those Feat Will Steer You Wrong Sometimes," the album finishes with two eclectic and brilliant recordings "The Ingenue," and "Silver Screen." The title track, Ingenue, and Silver Screen represented some real growth. While the next few albums have been solid, Feat have retreated into more comfortable territory.