Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: The Book that Started the Cyberpunk Revolution

In 'Mona Lisa Overdrive,' Gibson writes about a documentary called 'Antarctica Starts Here.' 'Neuromancer' could easily be titled 'Cyberpunk Starts Here.' Tag along with Case, Molly, and Dixie Flatline as they careen through a distopian future, where real life is an approximation of cyberspace, and the only signposts are written in Gibson's trademark prose. This book has been copied and rehashed so many times that it will probably seem familiar, even if you've never read it. But `Neuromancer' is the source. Every major idea in the cyberpunk/technogoth genre started with this book. To call `Neuromancer' brilliant would be six kinds of understatement. It's crazy, riveting, amazing, enlightening, and a lot of fun. If you've never read it, prepare for a weird but delicious treat. I've read it about six times, and I'm still not tired of it.Jeff Edwards, Author of 'Torpedo: A Surface Warfare Thriller"