Sowing
05.09.10 | normally i just sit down at my desk, listening to the album as i type the review. i was trying to write one tonight but there's like 55 mph winds and its really distracting |
Dryden
05.09.10 | it would be cool if someone took a salvia hit and started writing so in the middle of writing they trip out and send whatever they wrote |
mmfarva
05.09.10 | I'm no expert, but I treat it as I would a paper. I do it all in one sitting so I get all my thoughts (and then go back to it later... or at least I should), with the music playing so I can skip, rewind, etc. Playing it while I write keeps it fresh in my mind, and keeping it at my fingertips means I can immediately double check or relisten to anything I need. |
Obfuscation24
05.09.10 | I listen to the album Im reviewing, seems to help for some reason |
coneren
05.09.10 | I should write a drunk review right now |
AnotherBrick
05.09.10 | i'm on it dryden |
tiesthatbind
05.09.10 | I listen to the album as I write, usually. I write down a bunch of various ideas/points I'm going to make about the album in no particular order and then expand upon them, and then figure out how I'm going to organize them into paragraphs. |
vanderb0b
05.09.10 | I always listen to what I'm reviewing. |
Fugue
05.09.10 | To be honest, I don't. I just write in dribs and drabs and only when I have a decent amount (~500 words) can I concentrate on a review. |
Fugue
05.09.10 | But yeah, listening to the album at the same time helps a lot. |
Skimaskcheck
05.09.10 | Listening to the album with/without bursts of silence/post-rock |
vanderb0b
05.09.10 | @andcas-by now, I found that it's pretty impossible to find something interesting that hasn't been reviewed yet. |
