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EDIT: Okay. Am caught in vicious cycle. I don't write well when not doing it directly on the computer. However, even though I write marginally better here, I end up finding myself doing things like telling the world this irrelevant fact on LJ and otherwise wasting time DDD= FUCK. *runs to turn off modem or something like that*
Yes. I send shabzilla and sariel_peredhil much love for all the crack I received in my last entry. ♥
Alas, now I must turn my attentions away from the hypnopants and back onto that foul thing known as English. And I haven't practised music all week. Placewicz is going to have a fit in class tomorrow, I bet.
... oh god, class tomorrow. Kill me now.
In other news, I have listened to KAT-TUN's album. And I believe that though it is not a bad album by any means, their producers really didn't need to concern themselves so much with making *almost* every single song as long as humanly possible. As various people stated in 'Amadeus' (the Mozart movie I'm looking forward to finishing in school), "too many notes."
And as Mozart replied, "I used only as many notes as were necessary. No more, no less."
Clearly, KAT-TUN's producers believe that more is more. Not so, my dears, not so. As bumped put it, I thought I had the songs on repeat when I didn't.
... and I hate to say it, but as incredible as Jin's voice is, I'm starting to find it increasingly grating on my nerves.
*puts album onto iPod anyway* Maybe I'll do a better review after I get my w-inds. album...
Yes. I send shabzilla and sariel_peredhil much love for all the crack I received in my last entry. ♥
Alas, now I must turn my attentions away from the hypnopants and back onto that foul thing known as English. And I haven't practised music all week. Placewicz is going to have a fit in class tomorrow, I bet.
... oh god, class tomorrow. Kill me now.
In other news, I have listened to KAT-TUN's album. And I believe that though it is not a bad album by any means, their producers really didn't need to concern themselves so much with making *almost* every single song as long as humanly possible. As various people stated in 'Amadeus' (the Mozart movie I'm looking forward to finishing in school), "too many notes."
And as Mozart replied, "I used only as many notes as were necessary. No more, no less."
Clearly, KAT-TUN's producers believe that more is more. Not so, my dears, not so. As bumped put it, I thought I had the songs on repeat when I didn't.
... and I hate to say it, but as incredible as Jin's voice is, I'm starting to find it increasingly grating on my nerves.
*puts album onto iPod anyway* Maybe I'll do a better review after I get my w-inds. album...