Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: The Language of Love

The shonen-ai manga hit that inspired the anime series is now available courtesy of TOKYOPOP. Maki Murakami's story follows Shuichi, an aspiring young musician who struggles with his art, his troubles at school, and the awkward social situations caused his erratic personality. After his song is harshly criticized by Yuki, a stern writer, Shuichi meddles in Yuki's life--and changes his own in the process.Having watched the anime first, the comic is radically different. Actually, this first volume surpasses the first episodes of its animated counterpart. The plot's laid out better, more characters are featured, and Shuichi and Yuki make beautiful music together (figuratively). Speaking of which, probably the manga's biggest drawback is the difficulty of infusing music into a completely silent medium, giving the cartoon a 'sound' advantage.This comic is rated OT for Older Teen (16+): Adult Language, Adult Situations.