Emil Salas ([email protected])
Sat, 21 Nov 1998 18:16:30 +0800
cheers
-----Original Message-----
From: David Way <[email protected]>
Date: Saturday, November 21, 1998 12:01 PM
Subject: Idiotic Local Critic - Flame-Bait
>Loyal Wire Congregation,
>
> We have a clueless person unaware of his cluelessness in my
>hometown! (No, it's not me - I know I'm clueless, thus, joining the
>ranks of "Self-Aware Fools" like Socrates. :)
> The local record critic, Ed Condran (I think he's on loan from one
>of the Philadelphia papers actually - thanks a lot, Philly), first says
>that "U2 fans should be a little wary of the latest product the Irish
>group is foisting on the masses." OK, that's his opinion, and I (very
>reluctantly) will forgive him for it. Here's the blasphemy: "Such tracks
>as the single "The Sweetest Thing," "Bass Trap," and "Spanish Eyes" are
>forgettable B-Sides." I could rant for a while here, but the stupidity
>of the comment speaks for itself.
> I thought it would be wonderful if my local paper would get LOTS of
>justly-deserved negative e-mails about him and his review. I have been
>reading this guy's tripe for a while now and I would like him to find
>readership elsewhere (e.g., The Hell Daily Spitfire). (I simply cannot
>figure out if this guy likes ANY music! He slags virtually everything!
>In his mind, negative review = objective criticism. Not so, O Myopic
>One!)
> So, let's show him the "Power of Wire". I know many of you have
>large spleens to vent (as witnessed by our hostilities towards one
>another over the past few weeks); therefore, let's vent them on someone
>who richly deserves it at:
>
>[email protected]
>
>Be sure to mention "Ed Condran" in your subject heading. If he responds
>in the paper, I'll let you know.
>
>In the name of love (and flames),
>
>David Way
>
>P.S. Not all record critics are clueless (e.g., Rashas Weber). But, why
>do all the clueless ones get column-space?
>
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