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Superb and fair review
The album definitely deserves the rating afforded to it by DiS. They're a good band with tight songs, and the fact that biggest criticism anyone can lay on them is that they sound derivative is a pretty good achievement for them. I'd rather these guys got sucessful than that Florence and the Machines or whatever the frig she's called (yet another "Look at me, I'm an indie popstar!" that crawled from the doldrums of despair).
Censorship is not a favourable,
and a potentially dangerous, option but for the fact that this government is very prone to giving an inch and taking a mile.
A more constructive solution would be to start encouraging the majors to examine the advantages of incorporating the massive benefits that such websites you mention present, and incorporating these into their business models in a sustainable, balanced and forward-thinking approach; a classic case of if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.
The major labels have shown themselves on regular occasions to be sceptical, doubtful and ultimately suspicious of the models of the websites. What needs to be done is convincing the labels to converge; otherwise, this situation will worsen.
Superb article
And I agree with pretty much everything you say.
Who cares? No one.
Why? Cuz they're shit.
Last Shadow Puppets!?!?!?11
WHY!!!!!111
Why,
to this whole "review/article", why?
Worst band ever...
Their voices are annoying, their lyrics are annoying, I annoy myself that I allow myself to get annoyed at being annoyed at this "band". Turner has proven that anyone can polish a turd and sell it.
I'm fearful, very fearful that...
the Last Shadow Puppets will not only get a nomination but also win :-( .
If this happens, I will give up on music all together. Seriously.
:-(
Made fool of myself! I didn't know, I'm not that clued up on KOL. I didn't realise they were big enough to fill an arena. Oh well, now I know!
Can they fill arenas?
Are KOL that big yet?
What a song!
That riff is amazing! Lurve it!
Plus, who determines what a "professional" opinion is...
Why is the reviewer's view more "professional", and therefore vaild, than mine, my friend's or anyone else view I might happen to read.
Again, utter bollocks.
LoL
This has confirmed what I've always said... reviews are redundant. Nobody cares about them. If they truly did, then our music charts (for whatever value they hold) would look very different.
People have got wise to the fact that one person's opinion shouldn't be the consensus. That's why majority reviews, like they have on Amazon, are much better to gauge an overall feeling.
Adieu the review, it was good while it lasted.
That guide was useful, but
where does Peaches Geldoff fit into all of this?
It reminds me a little of...
Paul McCartney's "Temporary Secretary".
Anyone agree?!
That's only after he...
nearly slipped and fell over as he ran toward the crowd. Lol.
I don't like this band,
now there's an understatement.
Last Shadow Puppets...
Everything about them is wrong, wrong, wrong.
One of the most bizzare
and frightenin' bands I've heard in a long time.
Foals in general
haha
Her performance at Glasto with Mark Ronson
pretty much sums up her devotion to music... can't even be arsed to remember the lyrics to just one song. Okay, I know Elvis couldn't sometimes, but she ain't no Elvis.
She's a beligerant, nepotistic bitch.
Please Flop
Please, please, please flop
What's happened
to Brett Anderson? *sheds little tear*
I nearly threw up while watching them perform
at Glasto on TV, and then afterwards Mark Radcliffe (I think) enthused that their performance "... reminded me of Prince."
*Massive. Stunned. Silence.*
The things is,
NME's website have him quoted as saying "She did a great act".
No. She. Fucking. Didn't.
She can't sing. She can't dance. She can't perform. She can't play guitar. She was a frickin' mess.
She can write a good chyoon though!
You're shit
literally
DPT's new album reviewed on DiS later this week...
"review" as in, we don't like the band and therefore will appear all indie-cool by rating it a 4/10 at best before we've even listened to it.
This song makes me all
goose pimpley like a big pimpley goose. Lurve it.
I bet the duet won't
"f*cking blow me away". It may suprise me a little, or slightly take me aback, but "f*cking blow me away"...? Not likely.
Yeah, but
was it actually a really good song!?
He's not suffering from homophobia, but he is suffering from...
ginger man complex.
He needs help.
Is he wearing...
mascara?
I don't need to explain myself...
I know what I mean, I know you know I know what I mean, and you know you're just being flippant and pedantic for the sake of it. But I see you chose to ignore the bit where I say "I really don't mind his dim view of the album as that's his opinion". Anyways, I will explain myself a bit, so here goes...
My point is that by being dissmissive, vindictive and, frankly, immature, he's trying to appear witty and clued-up, though comes across as an indier-than-thou smart-arse.
All I'm saying is that I'd rather something a bit more authoratitive and a bit less churlish. There's no need, for instance, to go on about his friend John. It adds nothing.
I'm done.
Vampire Weekend
Wins!!!
The reviewer can fuck off...
How can someone call themselves a music reviewer when they knock out pretentious crap like this.
I really don't mind his dim view of the album as that's his opinion. But as a reviewer, he's failed, no, massively failed, in his duty to back his opinions up with any information or mention relating to the music.
A third rate hack who can just fuck off.
I'm confused about this band as to...
which ones are male and which ones are female
Slipknot...
purrleeeease.
Beck I have seen, though wouldn't go as far as calling him a performer as such in the way Mercury and Prince are, you dig? Though good call with Flamming Lips (below), hadn't thought about them!
He's got a point though,
there's no showmen or actual performers anymore in music, everyone takes themselves so seriously *sigh*.
Freddie Mercury at LiveAid or Prince's "Sign 'O' the Times" DVD are essential viewing to see real performers in action.

armchair dancefloor 39: Mount Kimbie interview, Bobby Browser, Powell, Move D, Leon Vynehall...
DiS meets John Lydon - Part 1: The Man
DiS Does Singles 20.05.13: Paramore, Laura Marling, The Replacements
DiS joins the Music Alliance Pact + May 2013's global MAP compilation
Drowned in Bristol #12
DiS Does Singles 13.05.13: Swim Deep, These New Puritans, The National
It's free because it blatantly rips off Talking Heads' Warning Sign