Instruct: Classify the given Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: First post-Bob Stinson Replacements album is missing magic

Pleased to Meet Me has several strong songs on it, but it's also the first post-Bob Stinson Replacements record and as anyone familiar with the level of dysfunction and anarchy that Bob (god rest his soul) brought to the band will tell you, especially anyone who caught 'em live circa '84 -85, it takes more than Paul's great vocals and songwriting skills to make a great Replacements record. Compared to Tim or Let it Be, let's face it, two of the greatest rock records of all time, Pleased to Meet Me sounds pretty hollow, overproduced and mechanical. The drumming is absolutely soulless, Tommy remembers all his bass lines, and Bob's guitar wails are replaced with session-man riffs that smack of too much rehearsal and not enough release. "Valentine," "Skyway," and "Nightclub Jitters" are great songs but overall it's the beginning of the end for Westerberg and company.