Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: TBS *almost* successfully avoid the "Sophomore Slump"

It's usually a pretty common thing for a band to get stuck in the "sophomore slump" as the difficulty in making a second album as great as the first is called. Taking Back Sunday definitely made an almost successful attempt. Unfortunately for them, in the previous year they lost two very important band members: John Nolan and Shaun Cooper. Fred M. tries to supply equivocating back-up vocals to John Nolan's, but he just can't pull it off like Nolan. Adam Lazzera is still fronting his little heart out, but his vocals have lost quite a bit of edge. The instrumentals have lost edge as well, and it appears that Taking Back Sunday are in the beginnings of selling out their sound to what is "popular" today.Nevertheless, I give "Where You Want To Be" some credit based on exceptional lyrics. I'm also allowing some space for the loss of the greatest back-up vocalist in the world--John Nolan. That's why the second TBS album gets only FOUR stars.