it will virtually be the end of that feeling where you have the same rating as other people and you temporarily take over an album thread together ):
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But when it does happen it'll feel even more special.
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Album Rating: 2.0
Can the phrase "8-bit titty twisting" please be used more often?
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please god let's not make this like pitchfork rating systems
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Album Rating: 2.0
Why the hate on Pitchfork's rating system?
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cos it's tedious
8.7 for an album
what the fuck's that meant to mean
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It means it's somewhere between an 8.5 and a 9, but closer to an 8.5.
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I don't even know how you could rate an album that precisely though
like is it actually gonna make a difference? This album's an 8.7 so I'll check it out. This one's an 8.4 so I won't.
Considering there's so much subjectivity involved it seems pretty arbitrary
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well I could see how itd help.
there are alot of albums I feel are better than a 3.5 but not quite a 4. or albums I feel are better than a 4 but not a 4.5.
im cool with the system now tho.
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I dunno, in the higher ratings like 9 and above I can see those .1s being big. For me the difference between a 2 and 2.5 is fairly small, but the difference between a 4.5 and 5 is massive.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
when you arrange your favorite albums of each year in order for a list, how do you arrange the albums that have the same rating (e.g. 4.5). this is why 0.1 increments is helpful, and that is how 0.1 increments are quantified
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Album Rating: 2.3
jesus christ there's subjectivity in any rating. it's really not that precise, just pick a number that you feel is right don't have a hemorrhage thinking about it
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Very eloquently said
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I've never really been bothered about the difference between albums I have rated the same. Often I decide the list positions on the spot and they could well have shifted around should I have made them another time. I don't really rate an album's quality that precisely in my head and the ratings are often just a rough guide.
The only time I've every seen the need for another increment is when I have albums which are between 4.5 and 5, which is why I make use of rym's 10 point scale (as oppose to sputnik's 9 point) and shove everything rung down one.
I guess I'll just ignored the change should there be one and carry on with the 9 point scale
unless I can be bothered to change all my ratings
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I'm glad he didn't go with a 2.5, that would have been muuuuch too high.
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"Album Rating: 2.3"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDGlN6mluGA
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
sputnikmusic the only place where objective opinions exist
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Album Rating: 2.0
4.5 everything
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I knew this band wasn't worth giving a fuck about once that hot cello chick left.
Also, if we're gonna add more score numbers, keep it at .25 increments.
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what is this 2.3 nonsense
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