Hop across to Ebay and look up item number 120274828675. I've never sold on Ebay before, but there are my Kylie tickets right there.
Right then. Back to my enthralling series-- wait-- that doesn't quite sound right.
Back to my interesting series on customer reviews-- hold on a sec-- I'm not sure if that really sums things up too well.
One final try.
Back to my turgid attempt at a "series of posts" about customer reviews on i-tunes, as if anyone really gives a hamster's crotch.
Towards the beginning of the month, I decided to put up five reviews on i-tunes in a descending order of positivity. The first review got five stars, the second would get four stars, and so on until my fifth review which would be a scathing one-star rant.
And so to my four star review, referred to on this blog as "that album that had the red cover and it sounded a bit like a movie soundtrack," and otherwise known as Deadly Avenger's Deep Red.
This series will get interesting when we get into the lower stars. Honest.
Go, Kylie! You got it, guuurlfriend!
A warm, filmic engrossing album for fans of DJ Shadow and David
Holmes.It ranges from gorgeously dark, low-down depths (Black Sun, Lopez), to
weaker easy listening down-tempo (Blade, Love Sounds), to Avenger's particular
area of strength - grand, spacious, friendly, meaty, beaty pieces of enjoyable
soundtrack pomp (We Took Pelham, Punisher).Electronica that positively breathes down your neck. Four stars.
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