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Zoe (85 KP) rated Angelology in Books

Oct 11, 2019

Angelology

Danielle Trussoni | 2010 | Paranormal, Religion, Science Fiction/Fantasy

5.2

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Bit of a slow burner. Became very interesting and intriguing but then seemed to end very quickly. (0 more)

Slow burner.

The title had me intrigued, i found the book to be rather slow to start then the middle grabbed me with all of the action but then it seemed to come to an abrupt end as if the author ran out of time. I think more could have been put into wrapping up the story. However in general i wouldnt say it was a bad book but it just takes a bit of perseverance to start.

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Ross (3284 KP) rated Synchronicity by The Police in Music

May 5, 2020

Synchronicity by The Police

1983 | Rock

8.0

(2 Ratings)

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Rolling Stone's 448th greatest album of all time

The Police's final album and you can tell that the band have started to go in different directions. Sting has largely disappeared, rectally, and the songs all show a much slower pace than their post-punk origins, showing more jazz influence and much more laid back in general. Oddly, all the recognisable singles (the massive "Every Breath You Take", "King of Pain" and "Wrapped Around Your Finger") are squeezed in at the end of the album, with not much of interest coming before those.