Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Another Solid Entry in this Series

For those who have had the good fortune of discovering Virgin's "Pure Moods" albums, the arrival of each new entry is greeted with much anticipation. "Instrumental Moods" was actually, I believe the second album released but many have found it only recently. It differs from the "Pure" discs in both aim and style, but is a credible addition to the series. There is considerably more diversity on this disc, with hard-rockin' guitar tracks like Eric Johnson's brilliant "Cliffs of Dover" side-by-side with mellow, contemplative tracks like Morricone's "Gabriel's Oboe." There's trip-hop, contemporary latin guitar, classic new age, in short: something for everybody. Particular highlights that you might not know previously are Vanessa-Mae's astonishingly beautiful "Widescreen," Neal Schon's driving "Midnight Express," and New Age legends Cusco's "Montezuma" (which also apears on "Pure Moods II." This disc is worth of both its heratige and a place in your collection