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she's live on tnd twitch

poggers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQEwIxf2EQ


:ooo

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Parksungjoon- read your insightful write up on page 5 and agree and found it interesting. Also yr observation or ratings on Sput and RYM is apt and my friend and I created an algorithm bc those are our two favorite sites for checking album scores. Essientially anything on Sput is 0.4 higher than RYM and an additional 0.4 added to Sput (or 0.8 total for RYM) equates it to a proper /100 (i.e highest rated albums here being 4.6 + 0.4 = 5.0). Also noticed a lot of praise and high scores since lockdown and such last year.

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"wait justjoe helped with this ?!!?"

yeah, Joe pointed out in nicer words that it was stiffarsed and airless so I made it a bit less of these things even though they were kinda irreversible, big Taurus energy

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It is a maths comment

Put "indie" in front of any word and I will avoid it like the plague.

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5.0 classic

AC/DC Highway To Hell

AC/DC Back In Black

AC/DC If You Want Blood You've Got It



"it makes no sense"



it does make sense as an idea, but it also isn't a very good idea so idk

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Sorry it's a pain to comment on Sput on my phone. I was saying that there's often a 0.4 difference between RYM and Sput ratings. Example: a 3.0 on RYM would be a 3.4 on Sputnik. And then if you're looking at Sput rating add 0.4 to the rating to get a more accurate score based off 100%. The example I was saying was that he highest rated album on Sput are 4.6 which would normally be 92%, which is silly to have the best albums of all time be only 92/100. Thus, I add a 0.4 to Sput ratings, for example, 4.6 + 0.4 =5.0 or 100%. And I was saying the difference between RYM score and Sput is 0.4, but to then get a proper score from a RYM rating you'd use 0.8. For example some of the highest rated albums on RYM are 4.2, thus [4.2+0.8=5.0, or 100%]. Doesn't ALWAYS work, but there typically is a 0.4 difference between Sput and RYM rating average.

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it comes down to a core philosophical difference at the heart of the modern music problem: has the full potential of music already been realised, or is it the duty of the contemporary critic (peace be upon him) to hold the carrot eternally above the teeth of musicians past and present and also future in the perhaps vain hope that they will reach heights unreachable by the other bois. is 100% a hitherto unattainable ideal, or is it merely a way of validating the peak of recognised achievements? comrade veldin thinks the latter; comrade colton does not get it. this is why we hold these workshops, all questions are welcome

this is all very basic bitch shit.

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I'm falling asleep and idk what happening anymore lol Cheers!

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OK Computer is 100% not 92%. I had professor who only gave 99% on assignments because "no one's perfect"

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Huh? 4.6/6,000 ratings?

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it is like having 200ml of air

it will fill a 200ml cup

and also a 250ml cup

and also colton's head

>which is silly to have the best albums of all time be only 92/100

i dont think its silly at all.

johnny did a good job of outlining the difference in philosophies, but even more to the point there is no such thing as true universal appeal. in other words, not everyone will agree that something is the best or even very good for that matter, and the more people know of it the more people will disagree (albeit most likely proportionally)

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It's 92/100 because no album will ever have 100% of people loving it completely.



It's simple as that lol

Also, no album is 100%

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Wtf did this thread turn into

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaHiM6YgzUI

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I like giving albums perfect scores because it’s fun