Comments by dnajones
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Posted on May 6 at 2:26 p.m.
I'm looking forward to seeing the show this weekend and a review isn't going to sway me one way or the other--I think this is true of most folks. Also, I think people need to realize that you can't have the proverbially cake and eat it, too. "Dog Sees God" got a great review from Paurich. He gave this one a bad one. Is he only right when he's praising? Take his criticisms for what they're worth and move on to produce great things. We can't expect critics to love us like our mothers (or like we wish our mothers would). One more point--"absolutely stunning and flawless" from the above review doesn't make me confident of a reviewer's critical eye and sounds a little over the top. Again, I look forward to seeing it and making up my own mind. I think others will, too. Good luck.
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Posted on May 7 at 9:01 a.m.
It's not your judgment I question, just the language you use to describe it--the same way that "torn shows apart" seems overly dramatic. Can't wait to see the show, though. I'm a fan of the Oakland and their verve and nerve!
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