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Originally Posted by toretorden
The dumb thing about the tracks approach is that it's entirely relative. If you were to take it to the extreme, you could say an album with only 1 good track and 14 bad ones was a good album.
Noone does that (I hope), but where would you draw the line? If you were serious about your opinions - say your job was to write album reviews - then I think it would be good to have firmer criteria than that for how you score albums.
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I think you're a little confused about what I'm saying. None of what I am saying refers to how one should grade an album. I'm simply saying that I'd prefer to get more songs for the same price then less, because I can ignore weaker "extra" tracks and enjoy any good "extra" tracks.
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