Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Sickly Sweet Cherries

With two Beatles gone now, I've been digging up old albums and I was surpised at how well this holds up. After the studio wizardry of Abbey Road, who'd expect Paul to release a record of tossed-off home recordings with one mike and a four-track in Scotland? The album's a textbook of pop arrangement that culminates in the classic "Baby I'm Amazed". But it also shows the problems he'd run in to without John and George to say no: pointless prettiness ("Junk") and good ideas that collapse into syrupy changes ("Teddy Boys"). For all John's complaints that Paul was too slick, he showed more courage in releasing one-offs than the others, who turned to Phil Spector to make it big and Beatlish. These doodles, caught at Paul's peak, show an intimacy that few other solo works capture. It's Paul as Paul, warts and all. Enjoy.