Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Why bother?

If it didn't have PFM printed on the cover you'd be hard pressed to recognise this once brilliant band. There is too generic a sound to this recording. The musical personalities of these obviously still capable musicians seem to be lost within the uninspiring material. It's a shame as this band once presented some of the most creative and inspired music found within prog-rock. This is pop music not deserving of the tag PFM. If Ian Anderson(Secret Language of Birds) and Yes(Keys to Ascension I&II) can still make inspired progressive music why not PFM. Give this a pass, stick with the seventies material...Simon