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Poll Question: Who will be first with 3000 reviews, and become the new #1 reviewer
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Points: 4006 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2010 at 02:53
^ Thumbs Up although I think torodd will reach 3000 interviews first!
 
I reckon that Hugues would have won this race long ago if he wasn't spending so much time in the library and supermarket. Tongue
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Points: 20252 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2010 at 06:29
Originally posted by seventhsojourn seventhsojourn wrote:

^ Thumbs Up although I think torodd will reach 3000 interviews first!
 
I reckon that Hugues would have won this race long ago if he wasn't spending so much time in the library and supermarket. Tongue
 
LOLLOLLOL >> Torodd is indeed a threat to be reconned with LOLLOLLOL
 
 
Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:


I've found the sheer amount of thoughtful reviews to be so impressive that I am not convinced he is a single real person.  But actually most of our top reviewers are impressively eloquent and whatever rhymes with eloquent. Tongue

So some clappies for all y'all.  ClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClap
 
 
 
EmbarrassedEmbarrassedEmbarrassedEmbarrassedEmbarrassedEmbarrassedEmbarrassedBig smileLOL
 
(No Torodd, I'm still not selling you back that very-rare SOft Machine Legacy album, so stop buttering me upTongueLOLWink)
 
Well apparently I spend so much time in supermarkets that i must buy food tor three people...; and I am a few kilos overweight... so maybe there is more than me writing these thoughts down... maybe I'm copying them from the library shelves
 
 
 
 
 
 


Edited by Sean Trane - November 18 2010 at 06:35
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Hughes just directed me to his poll here.LOL  I am definitely the long shot.Maybe if Hughes and Daniel were to suddenly disappearShocked then i might have a shot.
I've never seen anyone put up reviews as fast as Daniel.I remember when he passed me a couple of years ago i just felt the wind.LOL He told me recently he has lots of reviews done he just needs to add them,this was after i actually tied him a few weeks ago after his hiatus, then he rifled off about 8 in a row and i think i heard that sound the Roadrunner makes when he lets the coyote get close then takes off.LOL
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Points: 20252 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2010 at 07:39
Well the hard disc of my laptop just died5at least I think that's it), soi have to bring it for repair, and I'll be computer-less at home for a while.... which means no reviews either
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Points: 20252 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 23 2010 at 19:17
Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Well the hard disc of my laptop just died (at least I think that's it), soi have to bring it for repair, and I'll be computer-less at home for a while.... which means no reviews either
my new "used" laptop will be operational soon so I figure I'll start writing reviews again soon...
 
 
It was sort of a welcome breakLOL... as if I was on holidays...Embarrassed
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Points: 20252 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 25 2011 at 03:29
Wow, this was imbedded quickly and deeply...
 
I got my "new" laptop and started reviewing again... but I'm starying to run out of things to review (jkWink)
 
 
More interesting is that mellotron storm has almost caught up to  Zowie Ziggy... it's a matter of days now
, but you never know with Daniel power outbursts
 
 
 
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It's simple. It's a matter of psychology.
 
Hugues will let it all pass: he knows when he's been beaten.
Zowie Ziggy wants to reach the nr. 1 spot: he aimed long for it. Seismologists expect another outburst of reviews soon.
In the end Mellotron Storm will beat everyone, because a steady pace will always be more effective than heavy explosions.
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Points: 3658 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 25 2011 at 06:53
Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Wow, this was imbedded quickly and deeply...
 
I got my "new" laptop and started reviewing again... but I'm starying to run out of things to review (jkWink)
 
 
More interesting is that mellotron storm has almost caught up to  Zowie Ziggy... it's a matter of days now
, but you never know with Daniel power outbursts
 
 
 


There is approx 500 legally free downloads albums listed here. As you are the folky proggy man here; start with the three albums from here and continue with Dw Dunphy before moving on to Senmuth. That should take you to 3050 reviews. 
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Money being bet on Hugues.
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Points: 22989 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 25 2011 at 20:12
Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Zowie Ziggy

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Zowie Ziggy


Speak of the wolf and he will knock on your door...


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Hugues has always been in the lead since I've been here, so I doubt this will change. My question is where the hell do you get 3000 albums? I mean I've been collecting music for maybe 6 or 7 years and have about 600 albums, most of which I am in no position to "review" 
You guys' feat of 2500+ reviews boggles my mind Confused
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3000 is not much for a collector, there are quite some people here on PA who went beyond that figure. But Hugues has a very good public library at his disposal, apparently. 
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

3000 is not much for a collector, there are quite some people here on PA who went beyond that figure. But Hugues has a very good public library at his disposal, apparently. 
A library with prog? I'll be damned if I could find a library with that genre! But i guess over years that isn't too ridiculous. It's still a damn lot though LOL
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Wow, this was imbedded quickly and deeply...
 
I got my "new" laptop and started reviewing again... but I'm starying to run out of things to review (jkWink)
 
 
More interesting is that mellotron storm has almost caught up to  Zowie Ziggy... it's a matter of days now
, but you never know with Daniel power outbursts
 
 
 
 
Whoooooo, Daniel just saves himself from  John's attempt to overtake himShocked... for now....Wink
 
A quick 15 reviews released overnight ....Clap
 
(He actually told me that he's got a few in reserve)
 
 
 
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

3000 is not much for a collector, there are quite some people here on PA who went beyond that figure. But Hugues has a very good public library at his disposal, apparently. 
A library with prog? I'll be damned if I could find a library with that genre! But i guess over years that isn't too ridiculous. It's still a damn lot though LOL
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Actually it's not a local library... It's a nationwide Mediatheque that was fiirst created in the 30's to allow easier and cheap access to culture for everyone, especially the blue-collar working class. It's not just movies
 
This public(Gv't)-owned system used to be heavily subsididized, but lately (last 10-years) they've become more financially independant (forced by budget cuts) and regularly comes under fire from the industry.... but I've bought hundreds of albums after discovering them through the system.
 
This system works from specialized "shops" in big and medium cities (8 places in Brussels, for ex) where they have very partial collections and computers to browse all of their catalogues and the whereabouts they're located.... then you can reserve them and they get it and it waits for you 10 days for you at the designated counters. Smaller cities have their local book libraries share space for this system (generally a small selection and a computer for reservations on the counter.
Small outback Ardennes villages receive weekly visits from walk-in discobusses, filled with a selection of discs and the reservations that have arrived... You'll bring them back at the bus' next week's passage or drop them in the system's closest mailboxes.


Edited by Sean Trane - January 28 2011 at 09:55
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Admit it Hugues, you're just toying with them. The 3K is yours whenever you chose to take it, isn' t?!TongueWink
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Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

Admit it Hugues, you're just toying with them. The 3K is yours whenever you chose to take it, isn' t?!TongueWink
 
I lost the last race (1000/2000)  to Gatot two years ago, if you remember well..... Eric had sworn he'd cross the line first, and I'd made sure I was ahead of him so he wouldn't get it (this was a Benelux thing) >> I had even rented and reviewed things I didn't really want to hear back then.... and Gatot sent in some 100 reviews overnight..ConfusedShockedUnhappyLOL.
 
Unlike Daniel/ZZ or Gatot,  I have no reserve reviews, and I have less time to devote to music (family problems, something also plaguing ZZ)
 
 
but I've got an order from Syn-phonic (20 discs) coming in (should be getting it next week)...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Originally posted by andyman1125 andyman1125 wrote:

Hugues has always been in the lead since I've been here, so I doubt this will change. My question is where the hell do you get 3000 albums? I mean I've been collecting music for maybe 6 or 7 years and have about 600 albums, most of which I am in no position to "review" 
You guys' feat of 2500+ reviews boggles my mind Confused
 
Seconded. I have no idea how can one hear so many albums (and you need to hear them at least few times to write a fair review) and then have also the time to write about each one of them. Sounds "mision impossible" to me. May the best one win. I admire you all.
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Points: 13525 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 12 2011 at 10:41
I actually passed Zowie ZiggyShocked i'm sure it's very temporary knowing Daniel. It's the first time he's let me pass though so i should print this off as proof.Big smile 
By the way i have enough in reserves to hit 3,000 but i'm just going to plod along as usual.Hughes will always be "The Man" on this site as far as i'm concerned.
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