Who's the most prolific reviewer these days

I've been gathering data for one week (about 4th-11th, something like that) in January 2010. I'll make top list of reviewers, using:

1)From most prolific to least
2)Listed ratings used, so we'll make some kind of average rating

And that's all. For everyone wanting to ask, WHY ? I have a reply: It's fun to do (and some may actually find it interesting a little bit).

I'm just curious, who's writing most these days and want to share it with you.

Edited by Marty McFly - January 19 2010 at 16:52

^also Bonnek

Damn.

Do the people who have over 1000 reviews download their music illegally?

I only buy music. And if I reviewed every single prog album I own, I would still only have about 155 reviews!

It would be WAAAAAAY more than $20,000 for me.

In Australia, cds are insanely expensive compared to europe and the U.S.

Worse still, it's practically impossible to find good prog here anyway. So for most albums I buy, I end up paying for international shipping!

Eapo_q42 wrote: Damn. Do the people who have over 1000 reviews download their music illegally? I only buy music. And if I reviewed every single prog album I own, I would still only have about 155 reviews!

I only have 126 reviews, but I bet many of the people with over a thousand reviews find stuff in the bargain bin in their record store. I can find stuff in my record store for $3 or $4

I have so dropped the ball on reviewing.  I am so ashamed.   I'll get back it though.

J-Man wrote: I only have 126 reviews, but I bet many of the people with over a thousand reviews find stuff in the bargain bin in their record store. I can find stuff in my record store for $3 or $4

For many reasons, I am proud to be an Australian.

The availabilty of such prog is not one of them!

Even if I manage to find a SECOND-HAND prog album in a discount bin, which is incredibly rare, I am still likely to pay around AU$10.00.

That's the situation here. It sucks so bad. There's one underground cd shop I go to where they actually got a lot of good 70s prog. But they struggle to survive selling such music, so I would pay AU$30 there for an album.

It's terrible!  

Yeah, I'm in Melbourne. I know Metal Mayhem....when I'm not proggin', I'm thrashin', hehe.

The situation for metal is nowhere near as bad as the situation for prog. Though Metal Mayhem was apparently not doing to well, because they had to move from the city out to northcote, an outer suburb.

But yeah, at least it's not Adelaide, hehe.




Edited by Eapo_q42 - January 19 2010 at 18:36

Eapo_q42 wrote: Yeah, I'm in Melbourne. I know Metal Mayhem....when I'm not proggin', I'm thrashin', hehe. The situation for metal is nowhere near as bad as the situation for prog. Though Metal Mayhem was apparently not doing to well, because they had to move from the city out to northcote, an outer suburb. But yeah, at least it's not Adelaide, hehe.

Aw, but they were in such a good location. I suppose being under the rail had its costs, though.



(Why do I have a picture of the place? I don't recall. But I do anyway, so hey.)

Eapo_q42 wrote: Yeah, sadly that location is no more!

I blame K-Rudd. It was still there before he got his hands on that country!