Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Long Time Fan's Testimonial

I saw 7 Karma Fishes at the Berkeley Square in 1995, and in 96 or 97 I picked up Alone at a Tower Records in Concord.This is one of those albums (like Paul Simon's Graceland or Guns n Roses Appetite) that I just keep coming back to. Maybe six months will go by that I don't listen to it, but I always come back. Tracks from this album wind up on mix tapes, both for myself and others.The songwriting can be shaky at times (Skin and Serenity are the only tracks I skip, and both on account of the lyrics), but the vast majority of the album is a tight (super-tight) mix of facinating lyrics, sterling vocals, and sick instrumentation. The whole album is worth buying for Black Roses along, which has my favorite guitar solo in all of rock and roll (and this coming from a Stevie Ray fan!)