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Post by spaneli on Apr 20, 2013 17:39:45 GMT -5
"You'll definitely listen to at least 30 seconds of 'Flick Of The Finger', the trippy first taster from Beady Eye's forthcoming album, 'BE' – so named because it's the acronym of Beady Eye, but presumably also because it's the verb for human existence." Well if sentences like that don't sound like complete sarcasm, I don't know what does. That's just the snarky writing style so prevalent today. It's a positive review. If that's a writing style, then it should be abandoned. It makes sense going snarky in a short story, but in a song review? What's the point? I've seen other writings take on that voice, but not to give a positive review.....unless you're just being highly pretentious. Idk, the way I read it is a slightly positive review with a few digs and not in literary jest. There's no reason to include the "but presumably also because it's the verb for human existence" unless you mean it as a dig. It really doesn't serve any other purpose.
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Post by olesiadudnik on Apr 20, 2013 18:15:26 GMT -5
That's just the snarky writing style so prevalent today. It's a positive review. If that's a writing style, then it should be abandoned. It makes sense going snarky in a short story, but in a song review? What's the point? I've seen other writings take on that voice, but not to give a positive review.....unless you're just being highly pretentious. Idk, the way I read it is a slightly positive review with a few digs and not in literary jest. There's no reason to include the "but presumably also because it's the verb for human existence" unless you mean it as a dig. It really doesn't serve any other purpose. What does that even mean? or are you yourself just experimenting with being *moderately* pretentious?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 26, 2013 11:50:42 GMT -5
Oh, now I see the sarcasm.
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