Album Rating: 1.5
yeah... and that's actually one of their least obnoxious songs
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HEY THIS REVIEW IS PRETTY ORIGINAL
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JUST LIKE THIS ALBUM
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Apparently these guys like sex
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Cause everything inside it never comes out right
And when I see you cry it makes me want to die
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Omigod someone call The Cure - there is some serious competition for them.
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band is legit guys
thanks for the comments btw, not sure how I was able to do it Mike, and glad me and ties can handle whatever you pass off Davey haha. Glad to help in any way i can.
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Jared, perhaps you can add this to your plethora of 1s?
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i do need more of those, and i guess more than half of my 1.5s deserve the spot, especially Brett Gleason. I'll think about it
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I should probably add to my fives - but I'm very nitpicky about what is a classic and what isn't.
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Yeah, i definitely understand that. For the longest time I had only 4 or 5 classics and no more, and then my taste changed a bit and I ran into a few albums I fell in love with
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I have to cry while listening to an album solely becuase of the music to even think about rating it a five. Like, I'm that anal retentive about it.
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Some issues:
if they even bother to read negative, average and below-rating reviews. below-average
A leisure listen through every other track on this thing and... leisurely
full of dear-God-not-another-isms and sad-tragic-commercial-attempts-to-sell-records stories appears on my computer. appear
Bands like Buckcherry never surprise, if only get worse as time goes on. they
Remember 2008’s effort from the band, Black Butterfly? delete the bold because right now it almost comes off like the band is named Black Butterfly.
“Lit Up” had some shell life shelf-life
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Wtf is going on in your avatar?
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A sexy party.
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thanks willie, i agree and will fix the last two, "shelf-life" and "from the band", but the others i disagree with you on.
"average and below-rating"
"below-average" like you say is a more common phrase to use, but it doesn't mean what im saying in the quotes, ie equivalent to or below 2.5 rating, if you get what i mean.
"A leisure listen"
I double checked and "leisure" can be used as an adjective like i did there. Making it an adverb like you said to do, "leisurely", wouldn't necessarily be correct.
"full of dear-God-not-another-isms and sad-tragic-commercial-attempts-to-sell-records stories appears on my computer."
this is a prepositional phrase describing the noun "review", which is singular. I need to keep "appears" as a verb with an "s" to be gramatically correct. I technically cant use "appear" there like you said to.
"Bands like Buckcherry never surprise, if only get worse as time goes on."
I'm confused here, as using "they" instead of "if" would change my meaning. The bands never surprise, but might do so by how they get worse over time is how that is meant to be understood. The way you had it would need a semicolon and would change my meaning.
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saw them live about 3 weeks ago at an outdoor festival and they played alot of these. It pretty much blew.
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"below-average" like you say is a more common phrase to use, but it doesn't mean what im saying in the quotes, ie equivalent to or below 2.5 rating, if you get what i mean. I see what you're getting at with "below-rating" (now, I do anyway) but it still seems weird to me.
"Bands like Buckcherry never surprise, if only get worse as time goes on." Maybe I'm confused too, but that sentence just doesn't seem to make sense to me.
As for the others, if they can be done both ways then so be it... they just sounded weird to me at 7am.
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Alright, thanks for reading it over. I re-worded the sections you thought were weird
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haha, don't change shit if it's not wrong. I didn't exactly have to pass a reading comprehension test to make staff ;)
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