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Chicago: Live At Carnegie Hall [Columbia, 1971]
I'm not claiming to have actually listened to this four-disc set (you think I'm a nut?) But an event this monumental is too big to ignore and Chicago are a C minus group if ever I heard one. Anyway, the packaging offers contextual support for my opinion--shrink wrap so loose that prospective consumers buying it for their girlfriends as a Christmas gift will think they have a review copy, while the absence of sleeve liners means the only way to avoid scratching these plastic documents is to lay the whole shebang out on the coffee table and never touch it again. C-
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>>128284531
Was this the first review he did where he admits he doesn't actually listen to some albums and he's just reviewing the cover art?
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>>128284742
you don't have to review shit. for me'd be vampire weekend or anco to give an example
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early Chicago weren't bad but by this point they were already on the road to commercial buttrock
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>it's bad because... it's just bad OKAY
>also the packaging sucks
bravo cuckgau
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>>128285340
the point was he was joking that the shitty packaging showed that CBS clearly knew the album was garbage
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>>128285548
well that's not funny



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