I reviewed ITCOTCK a few months ago...

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   It is a very good review, obviously reflecting your own experience of the album. On a personal level, I'm not a fan of track-by-track analysis, but I find your approach more spontaneous, less clinical than what I have seen in other similarly-structured reviews, where each track is dissected in a way that makes for boring reading.  

Anyway, ITCOTCK was the very first album I reviewed on this site, over 10 years ago, and my review reflected my experience of first listening to the album when I was a teenager. 

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Raff Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: July 29 2005 Location: None Status: Offline Points: 24429	Topic: I reviewed ITCOTCK a few months ago... Posted: December 06 2015 at 16:59
	It is a very good review, obviously reflecting your own experience of the album. On a personal level, I'm not a fan of track-by-track analysis, but I find your approach more spontaneous, less clinical than what I have seen in other similarly-structured reviews, where each track is dissected in a way that makes for boring reading. Anyway, ITCOTCK was the very first album I reviewed on this site, over 10 years ago, and my review reflected my experience of first listening to the album when I was a teenager.

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	I was hoping you guys would maybe have some insight into this...it's a bit rough but I'd like some feedback :) Thanks! http://hearmeout.co.vu/post/128450707862/inthecourtofthecrimsonkingreview
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