Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: the end of an era

Some time back, Teddy Riley lost his artistic touch. Level II reafirms he still hasn't found it yet. Teddy has made the producer's mistake in assuming an album with computer-generated music is with the times. In Level II, the only natual instruments in the whole album is 1 Acoustic guitar and an orchestra. Vocally, this album leaves much to be desired in the realm of the ballads that this particular version of Blackstreet is known for. On top of that, there is another crucial misenterpitation of the times. The profanity and sexual conotation that this album contains is the very same thing that sunk the last Bell Biv DeVoe album. In Wizzy Wow, Teddy boast that he is a legend." In my opinion, he's a fallen legend. The last Guy album that Teddy produced was 10 times better than this. To Teddy: New Jack Swing ain't dead! R.Kelly is duing more for your style than you are, the man who invinted it!