Comments on: Jonathan Keefe’s Review of “Easton Corbin” by Easton Corbin http://ripfork.com/2010/03/jonathan-keefes-review-of-easton-corbin-by-easton-corbin/ Ripping Music Critics Since 2009 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:40:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Charles Ivey http://ripfork.com/2010/03/jonathan-keefes-review-of-easton-corbin-by-easton-corbin/comment-page-1/#comment-735 Charles Ivey Tue, 13 Jul 2010 13:03:38 +0000 http://ripfork.com/?p=505#comment-735 No doubt. I've come across this guy's reviews a few times and he seems to have an axe to grind. In 1 or 2 of his reviews he claims to like most every song, but doesn't like the context or the overall work? Very confusing. I think he needs to get out of his mom's basement and actually get laid. He definitely needs to go see a show. No doubt. I’ve come across this guy’s reviews a few times and he seems to have an axe to grind. In 1 or 2 of his reviews he claims to like most every song, but doesn’t like the context or the overall work? Very confusing.

I think he needs to get out of his mom’s basement and actually get laid. He definitely needs to go see a show.

]]> By: Huntronik http://ripfork.com/2010/03/jonathan-keefes-review-of-easton-corbin-by-easton-corbin/comment-page-1/#comment-279 Huntronik Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:25:22 +0000 http://ripfork.com/?p=505#comment-279 I don't really get why this happens. I mean, lots of critics seem to think when a musician or act releases an album that it automatically means they have to clinically attempt to tear it down. Even if a critic doesn't like an album, do they really have to be assholes about it? It doesn't impress anybody, and it doesn't speak well of his character. I haven't released an album yet, but when I do I hope it doesn't get reviewed by people with that kind of approach. I respect critics on the whole, and I think their job is cool, but it's not like they're fighting off audio aliens. Some of them shouldn't take themselves so seriously. I don’t really get why this happens. I mean, lots of critics seem to think when a musician or act releases an album that it automatically means they have to clinically attempt to tear it down. Even if a critic doesn’t like an album, do they really have to be assholes about it? It doesn’t impress anybody, and it doesn’t speak well of his character.

I haven’t released an album yet, but when I do I hope it doesn’t get reviewed by people with that kind of approach. I respect critics on the whole, and I think their job is cool, but it’s not like they’re fighting off audio aliens. Some of them shouldn’t take themselves so seriously.

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