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Unbelievably spot-on Deadmau5 review from the Guardian

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Unbelievably spot-on Deadmau5 review from the Guardian Posted on: 28.09.2012 by http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012...es-here-review I like the bit about Finchy from The Office.
Lashawn Maycock 28.09.2012	Originally Posted by Jack Bastard Yeah, it's unusual innit? He normally makes me grind my teeth in frustration at his lack of understanding of dance. Who knows, after 15 years of writing on dance music maybe he's finally got it? He always reminded me of writing club reviews for a Cardiff rag in the late 90s and meeting the club editor who when I asked what he was into said - 'I'm not really into dance music but I'm on a mellow drum and bass tip at the moment' /cringe Oh dear, that's not good, just a little bit toe curling!
28.09.2012	Originally Posted by backtothefront Ahhh Alexis Petridis, he was a one in his Mixmag days, wasn't he! For once he's written something I totally agree with. Yeah, it's unusual innit? He normally makes me grind my teeth in frustration at his lack of understanding of dance. Who knows, after 15 years of writing on dance music maybe he's finally got it? He always reminded me of writing club reviews for a Cardiff rag in the late 90s and meeting the club editor who when I asked what he was into said - 'I'm not really into dance music but I'm on a mellow drum and bass tip at the moment' /cringe
Lashawn Maycock 28.09.2012	Originally Posted by Jack Bastard http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012...es-here-review Ahhh Alexis Petridis, he was a one in his Mixmag days, wasn't he! For once he's written something I totally agree with. As Eddie Amador put in his track; 'Not everyone understands House Music'... so true in the current US 'EDM' scene.
28.09.2012	http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012...es-here-review I like the bit about Finchy from The Office.
Alla Bluemke 28.09.2012	Man people are so tired of this guy. At least I am. I was about 4 years ago.
Margie Pavell 28.09.2012	I hear ya toontown...I believe there is enough blame to spread to other parts of the world...
Shonda Soulier 28.09.2012	I don't get why there have to be backhanded digs against brain-dead Americans in every European review article. Is there that much rancor that it needs to show through on damn near everything related to House music? I understand the hyperbole in my statement, but Christ it feels that way.
Lashawn Maycock 28.09.2012	Originally Posted by Jack Bastard Yeah, it's unusual innit? He normally makes me grind my teeth in frustration at his lack of understanding of dance. Who knows, after 15 years of writing on dance music maybe he's finally got it? He always reminded me of writing club reviews for a Cardiff rag in the late 90s and meeting the club editor who when I asked what he was into said - 'I'm not really into dance music but I'm on a mellow drum and bass tip at the moment' /cringe Oh dear, that's not good, just a little bit toe curling!
Ossie Pooley 28.09.2012	Love it. Great article
Margie Pavell 28.09.2012	I thank O-chem when is start counting molecules in my head...
Tatum Ansaldo 28.09.2012	Re my previous comment, my 4 years at university studying German has officially now come in mildly useful. I consider it time and money well spent on the back of that.
Margie Pavell 28.09.2012	I don't play the Mau5's records but I do like the attention he gets for an being ass... "It's derivative, cliched and gives the impression of having been made by someone who's never danced in their life" That pretty much sums up my attitude toward what he says and what he produces.
Romelia Stankard 28.09.2012	It's derivative, cliched and gives the impression of having been made by someone who's never danced in their life, but in a purely technical sense, it's extremely well produced, punchy, powerful, with a strong grasp of dynamics and occasional flashes of a deft melodic touch. Nothing feels careless: a lot of time and effort has clearly been expended on making it as generic and unfunky as possible. It's the sound of a man who knows his market. hilarious
28.09.2012	Originally Posted by backtothefront Ahhh Alexis Petridis, he was a one in his Mixmag days, wasn't he! For once he's written something I totally agree with. Yeah, it's unusual innit? He normally makes me grind my teeth in frustration at his lack of understanding of dance. Who knows, after 15 years of writing on dance music maybe he's finally got it? He always reminded me of writing club reviews for a Cardiff rag in the late 90s and meeting the club editor who when I asked what he was into said - 'I'm not really into dance music but I'm on a mellow drum and bass tip at the moment' /cringe
Tatum Ansaldo 28.09.2012	Triumph of the Will.I.Am. Very clever. For those who don't know , Triumph des Willens (eng: Triumph of the will) was a nazi propaganda film about the Nuremberg rallies. Pretty harsh criticism, I'm not sure I'd go as far as calling deadmau5's new stuff nazi marching music...
Lashawn Maycock 28.09.2012	Originally Posted by Jack Bastard http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012...es-here-review Ahhh Alexis Petridis, he was a one in his Mixmag days, wasn't he! For once he's written something I totally agree with. As Eddie Amador put in his track; 'Not everyone understands House Music'... so true in the current US 'EDM' scene.
Norma Vanna 28.09.2012	deadmau5 is so.. i dont know. haha

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