Talk:Laura (band)
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[edit] NPOV
Yeah, its pretty ridiculous to suggest that its acceptable to have critical acclaim in the article let alone have an entire section dedicated to it. Opinion isn't fact, have a read WP:NPOV. Any arguments with that? 211.31.37.3 02:17, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
- No arguments with that at all, feel free to remove it then. But at least put that reason in your edit summary, so I would've known that when you did remove it. A blank edit removing an entire section comes across as vandalism rather than one following policy. Hurball 15:06, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Acclaim
- 'Their massive wall of sound paralyses the room with awe…They’re like a hit of LSD – you can’t stop it or control it, you just flow with it until it ends abruptly, leaving you naked and disoriented.' - Brag Magazine
- 'Mapping Your Dreams drips in ethereal, other worldly wall of soundness.' - Rave Magazine
- 'The first tune in a long time to send a wave of goosebumps down my back.' - Beat Magazine
- 'This album is (as) beautiful and affecting as the sight of some majestic natural spectacle.' - Inpress Magazine
- 'Laura have successfully captured the entirety of their descriptive journeys; the patiently hungry climbs, to the omniscient-behmoth plateaus, to the heavy-breath wind-downs, each moment more alluring than the last.' - Inpress Magazine
Removed from article. May be worked back in somehow, but for now, not remotely encyclopedic. - Vague | Rant 07:17, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
