Trouvailles et autres cossins trop longs pour Twitter, par Mathieu Charlebois, AKA @OursAvecNous
Reblogged from nprmusic :
Ok… Réinventer la critique de disque, ça aurait aussi pu être d’en faire de plus longue et de plus complètes. Peut-être que ce sera dans le magazine…
This week, alternative rock’s bible, SPIN magazine, announced that it would eliminate the standard short album review from the magazine (and web site) in order to “reinvent the album review.” 21 staffers and freelancers will assess 1,500 albums over the course of the year, exclusively via single 140-character posts on Twitter.
If Tweets replace blurbs will people start believing there’s nothing more to say? We wanted to test whether 140 characters could substitute for, say, 200 words. So our critic, Ann Powers, performed what we’re dubbing a “magic capsule” test: she picked two of the nine tweets @SPINReviews has published so far and let them marinate in the watery environment of her brain to see what they’d look like as conventional short reviews.—Jacob Ganz
via Are 140-Character Reviews The Future Of Music Criticism?
As an A&E Writer/Editor and constant music fan, this really worries and angers me. Not only is
So, I think this is a cool idea but only to SUPPLEMENT standard short album reviews. What are they thinking? SPIN must...
I seriously almost just started crying in public because this is so idiotic and frustrating. The album review already...
Ok… Réinventer la critique de disque, ça aurait aussi pu être d’en faire de plus longue et de plus complètes. Peut-être...
I think Christopher Weingarten already mastered this?
The word ‘exclusively’ seems misplaced here. The article states...full 1k word...
complete dissolution...music criticism,...I never have to...
worst ideas I’ve heard come from any music journalistic source. Most music journalists I know have complained about
I feel weird about this…

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