Three reviews of Pharaoh's The Longest Night are online now!

[Jim LotFP]

http://www.lotfp.com/content.php?reviewid=39
By Andreas Schiffmann

http://www.lotfp.com/content.php?reviewid=40
By Dave Burns

http://www.lotfp.com/content.php?reviewid=38
By James Edward Raggi IV

(the same header was slapped on all three reviews, blame me for that. )

 

[Zealotry]

You know, I was gonna write one, too, but now you're not gettin' it.

Mine would've been the only one to compare it to The Spectre Within, too.

 

[Occam's Razor]

The correspondences between our reviews are interesting - all the three of us probably used the same set of ears.

 

[ThrashBeast]

These reviews are very specific. Good ones.

 

[Occam's Razor]

Some feedback! - At last!...Thanks!

 

[Jim LotFP]

Some feedback! - At last!...Thanks!

People are just quiet. My review has 98 views, yours has 130 views, Dave's has 108 views as of last night.

 

[Occam's Razor]

Still, I don't share the general and enthusiastic view of vivid internet-based communication...there is hardly anything like that. You know, we've had these very "prolific" posters here that turned every discussion into a battlefield to show their own grandness.

So it is either this or silence...I was wondering today - and this goes also for life beyond the computer screen: do people actually exchange words with one another without a hidden selfish purpose?

Maybe I am just paranoid and a little disillusioned, having been in the city today realizing that ALL good records stores I used to buy at are no more! Then, I went to buy a ticket for the upcoming Sadus-show, and it is not even a printed one but a boring sheet of paper with hand-written about date and location with a stamp on it for validation...how ugly life can get when economic reasons become primary...

 

[BenMech]

I've made do with instant messengers.

Plus I've been hella busy