Instruct: Classify an Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Lady Day's Somber Final Bow

"Lady in Satin" was Holiday's personal favourite recording, and it is plain to see why. It is a retrospective take on failed romance, the pain associated with it and regret. Holiday's voice is decrepit and worn, and thus perfectly complements the album's cathartic lyrics. It is as if Billie has reached the summit of love, realizing that she can only turn back now and face some of its more disturbing realities. Ray Ellis' orchestrations are captivating and flawlessly document Billie's voice in her final stage of life, as few other composers could. "Violets for my furs" and "You've changed" are my favourite songs for precisely this reason. They capture a rare and timeless chemistry from one of the most renowned singers of the twentieth century.