Shred Room III

Raff wrote: Ricochet wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Ricochet wrote: NaturalScience wrote: I think Close to the Edge should be closed to new ratings/reviews. Disagree. As always. Well of course it won't be.  But I'd be utterly shocked if a new review came in that offered any insight beyond that contained in the previous 900+. I'm more concerned that many of those 900+ were brainwashed into giving CTTE 5 stars. Rico, I can tell you that no one has ever brainwashed me... I don't understand why you have to say something like that.

I trust you, Raff.

It's those "Oh my God. Best thing ever" I don't.

Pnoom! wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Ricochet wrote: NaturalScience wrote: I think Close to the Edge should be closed to new ratings/reviews. Disagree. As always. Well of course it won't be.  But I'd be utterly shocked if a new review came in that offered any insight beyond that contained in the previous 900+. So would I.  But I fail to see how you jump from that to "reviews should be closed for CTTE."

Stop taking everything I say seriously. 

I was trying to do a play on "Close to" / "closed" but I see that that failed.


Edited by NaturalScience - February 24 2009 at 14:04

NaturalScience wrote: I was trying to do a play on "Close to" / "closed" but I see that that failed.

I got it, don't worry.

NaturalScience wrote: "Fronted by ex-SOFT MACHINE drummer Robert Wyatt, MATCHING MOLE made two excellent albums before changing into the equally inventive HATFIELD & THE NORTH"

Oh noes!

Good afternoon.

NaturalScience wrote: Hi Alex, how are you?

I'm good. About to do some Accounting homework, which isn't too bad... but Area makes it way better.

Raff wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Raff wrote: NaturalScience wrote: "Fronted by ex-SOFT MACHINE drummer Robert Wyatt, MATCHING MOLE made two excellent albums before changing into the equally inventive HATFIELD & THE NORTH" Oh noes! That's the first line in their bio on progarchives, unfortunately... Shows that there's always a lot of "clean-up" work to be done around here.  Well, the two of us volunteered, but as usual we haven't heard anything about it yet... Seems like there are alot of things going on, so I guess that process takes a while. I also know a few people who would be interested in helping for Canterbury as well. I also am willing to sacrifice as much of my time as possible, but I'm not as knowledgeable in Canterbury as other areas. Hello, Alex, how are you? Refer to previous post. I am good though. Had an easy day today, just Jazz class... which was awesome.

Bah.... I wonder what kind of effort it would be to say 'yes' or 'no', but I suppose this is just me being grumpy as usual.

Now writing a review that may well be controversial... I've caught the reviewing bug again, and now I want to make up for lost time!

CRA is the most avant Area release I've heard now, and I love it.

News From Babel meh.