Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Whoa, what happened?

I've been a Teen Idols fan since their s/t debut on Honest Don's (Fat Mike from NOFX's "other" label) and have enjoyed their greaser, Social D. meets The Ramones style pop-punk, but I was surprised at the polish on this release.To put it mildly, they have almost completely sanded away all of the rough edges, leaving the remains of what sounds like a punk doo-wop group. Remember the fast, abrasive songs they used to do? Well, the key word there was "remember," as they are completely absent from this release. And the interesting thing is, it really doesn't matter. The Teen Idols strengths have always been their knack for writing catchy little tunes, regardless of what manner they play them in. The songs here are as good as or better than the old faves from the last 2 records.Color me impressed.