Originally posted by Filmore Mescalito Holmes: ^^^ And they love Paris Hilton. Great taste.
Yeah, it's getting pretty difficult to read Pitchfork nowadays with their constant referencing of Paris Hilton and the continuous heaps of praise they shower her with.
I hear they're also planning to give the new Taylor Hicks CD a 10.0
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Originally posted by Filmore Mescalito Holmes: ^^^ And they love Paris Hilton. Great taste.
Yeah, it's getting pretty difficult to read Pitchfork nowadays with their constant referencing of Paris Hilton and the continuous heaps of praise they shower her with.
I couldn't agree with you more. Any praise is too much. She's a worthless human being and everything with her name on it is equally as worthless.
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Originally posted by Filmore Mescalito Holmes: I couldn't agree with you more. Any praise is too much. She's a worthless human being and everything with her name on it is equally as worthless.
But your post had her name in it... ...Say it ain't so Filmore. Have you sold out to the man?
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Originally posted by Filmore Mescalito Holmes: I couldn't agree with you more. Any praise is too much. She's a worthless human being and everything with her name on it is equally as worthless.
But your post had her name in it... ...Say it ain't so Filmore. Have you sold out to the man?
Trashing her name. Werd.
________________________________________________________ "The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." - Hunter S. Thompson tinymixtapes.com / The Skinny / PopMatters
Originally posted by Vykromond: Today's Corrina Repp review on Pitchfork is the worst music review I have ever read.
Bravo! Utterly, completely on-the-money! I thought exactly the same thing when I read it this morning.
(Incidentally, based on the positive review -- at least what I understood of it -- I sampled some Corrina Repp songs on eMusic and streamed a song off the band's web site. It was good. It reinforced my feeling that Pitchfork has good taste and bad writing.)
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I haven't followed this topic but given the posts on the last page I might as well add my two bob's worth.
Having recently read Pitchfork's "Top 100 Albums of the 1970s", I was amused by the varying astuteness of the potted reviews. They ranged from on-the-money (Mark Richardson's review of The Harder They Come) to laugh-out-loud silly, to wit:
"Listening to this album [Led Zeppelin IV] is like fucking the Grand Canyon" - Chris Dahlen.
Yeah, Chris, like you've ever had sex with a geological formation. So tell me, did the earth move for you too? (sorry )
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...Say it ain't so Filmore. Have you sold out to the man?
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