Nudge

[koganbot]

Look, will someone PLEASE review "Need You Now" over on the Jukebox; it's been sitting on five reviews for days and unless it gets one more review it doesn't go up.

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[katstevens.livejournal.com]

But I don't really know what to say other than 'Fleetwood Mac were ok sometimes I guess?'

[koganbot]

"Fleetwood Mac were ok sometimes I guess? This has the same sort of _______ as [some Fleetwood Mac song], evoking/failing to evoke a similar _______.
[Some score]"

You see, your review is practically written.

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

I've written something else that doesn't mention Fleetwood Mac.

[koganbot]

Thank you. You are a dear.

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

I've no idea who Lady Antebellum are - working my way through the Jukebox now - but I really hope the Vistoso Bosses song miraculously reaches quorum :(

[koganbot]

I'll do my best. I don't have to go anywhere for another eight hours, and there's snow on the ground, so I should get a lot done. I ought to take the phone off the hook.

[skyecaptain.livejournal.com]

Went to blurb this and can't seem to sign in, but when I can I'll take a listen.

[skyecaptain.livejournal.com]

Fixed, need to revise before it's up for publication, though:

"The country/teen confessional divide's been trickier than usual these days, what with Taylor Swift carrying on the legacy of teenpop confessional almost single-handedly for, like, two years running now and teenpop confessional stalwarts increasingly letting Martin/Luke/etc. deodorize all the feeling, and even the "feeling," out of their work. So when I hear Lady Antebellum sing "I'd rather hurt than feel nothin' at all" I'll gladly take it, even if it errs on the side of "feeling." Ambivalent about anonodude, who was much better providing unobtrusive back-up to Taylor on album #1 than he is in this more Sugarlandish co-protagonist role -- would rather see her taking that shot of whisky with some male harmony overdubs thanks. But I'm feeling ("feeling"?) the piano plinking and decorative electric guitar swoons and general swell of the thing.
[7]"