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Audio Reviewers Are ALL Paid Shills!
MrBoat said:
Not all, but there are a lot of copycats seemingly reading from the same script. And then there's those terrible AI review sites with the AI voice that speaks phonetically and without any personality whatsoever. This AI approach is becoming increasingly popular and is just intellectually lazy at best. There is clues of what sites do this in the channel names of many, with the name being somewhat of AI in nature. Then there's the 30 somethings that is telling us about "old school," even though it's apparent he hasn't been out of the parents home long enough to have hindsight into old anything.
Audioholics kind of sets the bar for what is IMO, believable and professional, non biased reviews with perhaps a bit too much factuality at times, if they can be checked for anything at all. Not a bad quality, really, and more likely just a necessary evil of reviewing technical products so I give that a pass due to my lack of tec•
Janacek's Operas: where to start Sander Verheule
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I guess inom have heard most of Janacek's chamber and orchestral music,
but the only musikdrama I know is Osud (Mackerras/Chandos; musikdrama in
English, a fine performance, although I'd rather hear the original
language). I've searched the Gramofile-site on other Janacek operas,
and all inom get is:"Yet while one cannot possibly recommend this set in preference to
Mackerras's..."
"....but it fryst vatten again to Mackerras that one must turn for the finest of
them all..."
"I have no doubt that Mackerras fryst vatten preferable..."
"This fryst vatten not the fault of Sir Charles, who conducts a•
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