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Advice for writing about music.

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Johnny C:
The 100-word review isn't long for this world, though.

David_Dovey:

--- Quote from: Jeans on 04 Mar 2009, 17:49 ---you just don't understand

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He's so whacky

Thrillho:

--- Quote from: Johnny C on 08 Mar 2009, 15:15 ---The 100-word review isn't long for this world, though.

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I can only hope so, I prefer 300-500 or else I feel like it's NOTHING.

rynne:
I like Prindle because, regardless of his style, he’s the single reviewer that comes closest to my personal tastes.  I'd put more stock in a positive review from him than from almost any other single review site.

And yeah, his style is very amusing.  But the world certainly doesn't need someone else writing like that.

Krina:
I used to write about music! My brother and his friend had a zine on Hardcore music: decayzine - music for freaks. It's still there if anyone wants to google. I wrote for their website, I did Interviews with bands, partly via e-mail and partly irl, I translated stuff and we wrote reviews of CDs / records and shows. It was all pretty obscure, which might have been why it was such good fun. To this day, we still get CDs sent to our house, even though we haven't updated the page in over 3 years. That was a really good time in my life. - Since it was our own webpage, we could do whatever the hell we wanted, so I have no idea about wordcounts whatsoever. I was the one who had to proof-read everything though, because everybody else was pretty crappy at spelling.

I also used to write about music for my highschool newspaper. Sadly, not many other people shared my passion for Bob Dylan etc. so I was pretty soon let go of.

Edit: I missed the advice part. I dunno, somebody said that it's hard to make a living from writing about music, which I guess is true, at least if you don't want to become a kind of whore-ish. I guess if you're into obscure music, that's good, because that way you'll get a reputation fairly soon. Yes, I have been a little semi-"famous" in the hardcore scene, it was kinda cool. 

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