Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: 3.5 stars. Where's Jack when you need him?

You know, this is a good album. It's just not a great album. Jorma plays well, though he's done it before. Falzarano assists ably, but doesn't inspire. Some cuts hit (Re-enlistment Blues, Dark Train), some miss (Judge I'm Not Sorry). The bassist spends all of his time attempting to sound like a Jack clone. If you are going to go to that length to sound like Cassady, you might as well play with him. Where Jorma has had some solid moments as a solo artist, he was at his best playing off of his friend Jack. Together they created inspired music. Even as recently as the Sweetater discs ('93) they still had magic. Unfortunately, this album wanted to sound like a Tuna album but forgot half the recipe. Stick with Tuna...Simon