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[coneren]

thanks in advanced

[coneren]

hey willie how are you

[iFghtffyrdmns]

hi can you please put this:
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands/Edward-Sharpe-%26amp%3B-the-Magnetic-Zeros/36709/

in here:
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands/Edward-Sharpe-%26-the-Magnetic-Zeros/14534/


thanks kids

[coneren]

youre welcome

[AllGabrielsAreGlass]

Originally Posted by Stokes

He is being racist and intolerant and i for one will not stand for it!

Hells yeah you badass!

[jimmykidd]

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function numcheck() in /var/www/html/sputnik/editreviews.php on line 5"

Can't edit my album lads.

http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/49941/The-Pirate-Ship-Quintet-Rope-for-No-Hopers/

[taylormemer]

Yes we know.

[coneren]

truckdrivinman lost all of his comment you fellers wanna look into that and see what the problem is?? thanks dudes

[Stokes]

Hopefully that account gets banned too.

[coneren]

what do you mean banned?

[StrangerofSorts]

http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/49952/Kubricks-Cube-Odissey/

Any chance of a feature? New album, free, spent a lot of time on the review and it's very, very good. Could use some exposure.

[jimmykidd]

Originally Posted by taylormemer

Yes we know.

Cool. So someone can edit for me?

[taylormemer]

A mod.

[Deviant.]

Though telling them what you would like changed would be a big help

[jimmykidd]

http://sputnikmusic.com/review/49941/The-Pirate-Ship-Quintet-Rope-for-No-Hopers/

Change all instances of violin to cello
Fix the quotation marks
Italics for album, band and song names

Cheers bros.

[taylormemer]

Talk about lazy, and somewhat vague.

Write it out yourself and paste the text here as others have done, so all the mod has to do is copy pasta.

[jimmykidd]

Originally Posted by taylormemer

Talk about lazy, and somewhat vague.

Write it out yourself and paste the text here as others have done, so all the mod has to do is copy pasta.

It's my first review, I don't know how to go about this. I just want to edit my work. Apologies.

Review:

Right from the opening chords of “You’re Next” you know you're in for something special with “Rope for No-Hopers.” You have always had that one album that means something more to you than most. That feeling you get, deep down, that the music was truly telling the story of your life. I have had experiences with such albums in the past, but nothing quite like “Rope for No-Hopers.” It gives you that exact feeling - That there is no hope, and the rope is getting shorter. At times, it almost lures you into a false sense of security. Making you feel like you are ok, that everything is going to be ok. And in one beautiful fell swoop, it brings you back to that familiar place. It brings you back to reality. Where ever that is for you..

The album opener “You’re Next” is the perfect beginning to this 48 minute melancholic dream. It is the longest song on the album, and in my opinion, the best. The warm opening of the guitar welcomes a haunting cello not even a minute into the song. The track really hits home at about the 5 minute mark with all instruments meeting each other and creating a great crescendo. Do not get complacent, though, for it lures you back, and proceeds with a subtle bass line and cello.

That exact vibe is apparent throughout the rest of the album. The addition of harsh, heartfelt vocals are scattered throughout the songs. On “Horse Manifesto” and “Dennis Many Times” they are most fitting, giving it an almost hardcore vibe. The track “Dennis Many Times” is an interesting piece. Consisting of mostly violin and eerie dissonant guitars, it hits its strides at about the 5 and a half minute mark with crushing guitars and gut-wrenching black metal type vocals in the distance. The closing song “Doldrums” is classic Post-Rock and a fitting ending. The violin plays a big role on this track, and as the song builds and releases, we are left with 3 minutes of that heartbreaking cello.

“The Pirate Ship Quintet” has created something truly special. “Rope for No-Hopers” is haunting, melancholic, raw and completely beautiful. Each instrument is played with such great timing and virtuosity. It is one of those albums that will draw you in, pull on the heart strings, crush you and make you feel safe at the same time. It will be that album that means something more to you than most. I know it sure is for me.

[fish.]

http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/49979/Architects-Daybreaker

gap appeared at the top of the review when I published it. must have crept in there when I pasted the review, or it's a glitch, not sure. any chance of backspacing it out please?
(maybe even a feature if it's possible?)
:3

[Xenophanes]

http://sputnikmusic.com/review/46024/Pain-Of-Salvation-Road-Salt-Two/

Flag please.

[Kris.]

http://sputnikmusic.com/news.php?newsid=22353
http://sputnikmusic.com/news.php?newsid=22359

why are we approving news articles this poorly written