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I will review this soon, hopefully leading to you having the last GA required to nominate the Notes on a Conditional Form GT! --K. Peake16:50, 8 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
"said the song's creation was" → "said parts of the song's creation were"
The notes do not appear to show him mentioning artists failing to take a stance, unless I misinterpreted it?
"I find that a lot of people who are out there doing their thing musically, who aren’t challenging any ideas, are only made interesting through association or projection. I don’t feel like a lot of people stand by stuff." I just paraphrased the last sentence. Giacobbetalk12:30, 9 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
"praising its "grandeur" → "praising the "grandeur" to avoid using "it" or "the song" too close to the last instances
"while noting it explores" → "while noting the song explores"
Why is Kitty Empire mentioned as writing for The Observer when this review was clearly a piece for The Guardian?
"for the band." → "for the 1975."
"the album's "more successful" → "the album's "[m]ore successful"
"saying: "The 1975 are" → "saying it is an example of where "[t]he 1975 are"
"radio-friendly hooks."" → "radio-friendly hooks"." per MOS:QUOTE
Three reviews in one sentence is too much so give the musicOMH one its own sentence: "On a similar note, Ross Horton of musicOMH called it" or "called the bridge" if the source mentions that part specifically
"deconstruction of the band's" → "deconstruction of the 1975's"
Make the Pitchfork review its one sentence per my earlier comment
(CA)Giacobbe✓Pass now, the archives not being able to be added is not an issue since the tool often breaks and you can do this at a later date. Good luck with your GT, plus it is fine that your exam caused a delay – I'll be on here less now that I start work at McDonald's in three days! --K. Peake18:57, 9 April 2021 (UTC)Reply